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Fr Paul Waldron and parishioners of St Nicholas & Faugheen Parish present the cheque for €7,453 to a representative of the Red Cross at St Nicholas Church in Carrick-on-Suir
Two parishes in the Carrick-on-Suir area have donated a whopping €10,488 to the Irish Red Cross to help the people of Gaza.
The parishioners of St Nicholas & Faugheen Parish and Ballyneale & Grangemockler Parish donated the offertory collections from all their recent Masses to the Red Cross.
A cheque for €7,453 was presented to a Red Cross representative by Fr Paul Waldron and parishioners of St Nicholas & Faugheen Parish.
A cheque for €3,035 was presented to the Red Cross by Fr Pat Coughlan and Finola Walsh on behalf of the people of Ballyneale & Grangemockler Parish.
Finola Walsh and Fr Pat Coughlan present the €3,035 cheque to the Red Cross representative on behalf of Ballyneale & Grangemockler Parish.
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