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Sales manager Willie Lawrence described it as a ‘challenging and hugely worthy undertaking’
Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicle dealer Surehaul (Irl) Ltd. of Clonmel provided its support to the recent ‘Buzz from Mizen to Malin Head’ fundraising initiative in aid of Ireland’s children’s hospice, LauraLynn Foundation and Scoil Aonghusa, a local co-educational special school in Cashel.
Spearheading the venture was local man Peter Falvey, who raised over €6,500 by riding a moped the length of Ireland, from Mizen Head to Malin Head, dressed as well-known Toy Story character Buzz Lightyear.
In supporting the endeavour, which their sales manager Willie Lawrence described as a ‘challenging and hugely worthy undertaking’, Surehaul provided a Vito van to Peter’s volunteer team, which accompanied him as a support vehicle on his journey.
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