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From left: Reme Duggan (CARE), Jayne McConnon, Caroline Gras, Bess Hughes (CARE), Corina Dooley, Ute Brinker and David O'Neill at the recent New Inn Voices cheque presentation.
PRESENTATION
New Inn Voices presented a cheque for €1,500 to CARE cancer, Clonmel at Our Lady Queen church, New Inn last Sunday January 14. A big thank you to all who supported their recent fundraiser “A night of Christmas” with friends Jimmy Farrell, Paddy O’Connor and Fr Bobby where a fantastic €3,000 was raised in total. The proceeds were divided equally between CARE cancer and New Inn Voices.
The New Inn Voices are proud to be able to support CARE cancer, Clonmel, an organisation that provides vital support and care to those affected by cancer. This donation will go a long way in helping the organisation continue its important work. The choir is also grateful for the funds that will support their own work, allowing them to continue to bring joy and music to the community.
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