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Sean Treacys GAA have announced that proceeds from their upcoming Club Lotto draw will be donated to the Canavan family from Reiska.
The fundraiser aims to support 11-year-old Oisín Canavan, who is currently receiving treatment for a serious illness at Temple Street Hospital in Dublin.
Oisín is a player and valued member of the club’s juvenile section, and his situation has prompted a strong show of solidarity within the local community.
The proceeds of our Club Lotto this week will be donated to the Canavan family from Reiska. 11 year old Oisín, a player & member is currently in Temple Street hospital fighting a serious illness. We would appreciate any support. Click the link below: https://t.co/G30PAhGQv0 pic.twitter.com/gtYKQPfMmu
— Sean Treacys GAA (@SeanTreacysGAA) October 16, 2025
The club hopes that members and supporters will contribute by entering the lotto draw this week to assist the Canavan family during this challenging time.
Details on how to take part are available through the club’s social media pages.
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