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The Dualla Ploughing Association donates €5000 to Scoil Chormaic, Cashel.
A local community group has been celebrated for recently donating a large sum of money to a special school in Tipperary.
The Dualla Ploughing Association made the generous donation of €5,000 to Scoil Chormaic in Cashel, in a show of continued support for the local community.
The donation was raised by Dualla Ploughing Association during the Christmas Tractor Run to Cahir.
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Scoil Chormaic provides education for children and young people with additional needs, catering for students aged approximately 3 to 18 years.
The school supports pupils with intellectual disabilities, autism, and a range of other special educational needs.
With more than 200 students enrolled, the €5,000 donation will play an important role in supporting those attending this essential school in Tipperary.
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