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Michael Boland with some of the staff at Cappagh Hospital
Cappagh Hospital patient Michael Boland of Richmond, Nenagh, with Cappagh Hospital theatre staff after he presented the hospital with a cheque of €4,642.
The money was raised this year through collections and distribution of Cappagh’s collection boxes in shops and pubs in Nenagh and surrounding areas.
In addition, Michael approached local businesses to secure their support of his fundraising endeavours.
Cappagh Hospital Foundation communications manager Dana Blaga thanked Michael for his on-going efforts.
“We are particularly grateful to Michael for the work he undertakes each year to promote Cappagh Hospital in the greater Tipperary area.
”Michael’s efforts make an enormous contribution to the care and treatment of patients at Cappagh Hospital. Our sincere thanks and appreciation also goes to those who support Michael’s efforts and his annual collection at the post office in Nenagh each November,” said Dana
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