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Daffodil Day 2023 was very successful. Over €36,000 was raised in Cashel, Dundrum, Golden, Rosegreen and the surrounding areas for the Irish Cancer Society.
The organisers presented a cheque to Claire Ahern, a night nurse representing the Irish Cancer Society at a gathering in Foley’s Bar Cashel.
A sincere thank you to all who donated so generously to the cause, to the volunteers who helped before and on the day and to those who donated daffodils, raffle prizes or helped in any way.
Funds raised help cancer patients and their families nationwide, through all the ICS services and aid research projects.
Congrats to all our prize winners, Vera Sheehan won the hamper raffle and Geraldine Silke won afternoon tea in Cashel Palace.
Go raibh míle maith agaibh go léir.
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