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Breda Bell from Cuan Saor receiving a cheque for €1,055 from members of Burncourt Drama Group, the proceeds from a raffle held at their recent production.
Welcome donation to Cuan Saor
A very welcome presentation was made to Breda Bell of Cuan Saor (Women’s Refuge, Clonmel) by members of Burncourt Drama Group last week.
The donation of €1,055 was the proceeds of raffles held during their recent production in January.
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Breda Bell from Cuan Saor receiving a cheque for €1,055 from members of Burncourt Drama Group, the proceeds from a raffle held at their recent production. Pictured from left to right were: Jane and Aoibh Crotty, Mags Carroll, Martina Tobin, Breda Bell (Cuan Saor- Women’s Refuge) Willie Walsh, Evelyn Meaney and Breeda Quinlan
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