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Carrick Swan GAA Club members proudly handed over the €17,015 proceeds of the Breast Cancer Awareness coffee morning to Breast Cancer Ireland at a cheque presentation ceremony in the Club’s Juvenile Hall last Saturday.
Juliette O’Connell of Breast Cancer Ireland gave an informative talk on health and awareness after the cheque handover.
The Swan Club wishes to thank everyone who supported and helped organise the coffee morning in its Juvenile Hall on Saturday, October 4.
Swan GAA Club Ladies Committee members who organised the Club’s coffee morning in aid of Breast Cancer Ireland. The event’s coordinator Mary Barrett (standing far right) said: “Without all the ladies in the Ladies Committee this fundraiser would not have been such a success. I thank each and everyone of them. We all had a job to do to bring this together and it was a huge success.” Pictures Anne Marie Magorrian
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