Gardaí investigating fatal incident at Tusla premises as teenager killed and others injured (Photo Credit: PA)
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16 Oct 2025
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16 Oct 2025
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FUTURE FOR DARRAGH / PIETA HOUSE
Despite the unseasonable wet conditions on Saturday morning last people turned out in large numbers for the 5k Darkness into Light walk from 5am at Sologhead GAA pitch walkway with the main beneficiaries Pieta House and the Future for Darragh Ryan Fund, a young Sologhead man who is battling serious illness with €1423 later presented to the young mans parents.
Main organiser of the event Eamonn Bargary along with Phillip Doherty Jnr wish to thank each and everyone who came out and supported the venture and the many people and business’ who gave generous sponsorship.
Eamonn tells me that the many valuable items up for auction will take place in Sologheads GAA pitch on Sunday, May 23, and all funds generated will be divided equally between Pieta House and the Future for Darragh Fund.
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