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Jim Hickey, Patrick Hickey and Breeda Hickey, Outrath, Cahir at the sponsored walk for Meningitis in Scarragh Woods last Sunday.
SPONSORED WALK FOR MENINGITIS
A big thank you to all who attended the sponsored walk for Meningitis last Sunday last, May 29, at Scarragh Woods, Mountain Road, Cahir.
Patrick Hickey is a local lad from Outrath, Cahir son of Breeda and Jim Hickey, who this coming August will be climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in aid of the Meningitis Research foundation.
For anyone who missed out on the walk, he will still be accepting donations on the following link https://www. justgiving.com/ fundraising/ patrick-hickey6, or check out his Facebook page. Patrick is one of our U14 coaches with Rockwell Rovers and plays on our senior team.
We wish Patrick all the best in his endeavours.
Lily Egan, Clara O’Brien and Lucy Fenton were among a number of schoolchildren from Clonmel schools who took part in a collaborative art project in a Clonmel laneway.
Group U14 & U16 North/Mid Tipp. Full caption at end of article
The return of lawn mowers and grass cutting machines to housing estates in Clonmel has been welcomed
Tim Cullinan: Government policy 'must reflect a changed world'
School children will be off over the ocming weeks but entertaining them does not have to break the bank
Jack Kennedy and Christ Britton in training for a Slievenamon challenge
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