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A Tipperary mother of four boys has been left homeless by a house fire four weeks out from Christmas as locals launch GoFundMe appeal.
A neighbour of the woman and her children is hoping to raise some money for them after a devastating fire in their family home on Sunday, November 17, 2024.
The GoFundMe page says "no mother or child deserves to stand watching their home burn".
It's understood the woman is staying in B&B accommodation and an appeal has been made for rental accommodation as a result of the house fire in Rossmore village.
The Tipp Town community page says: "It is a difficult time coming to Christmas and if anyone can help in the Tipp Town/Bansha/Aherlow. Please contact the page if you can help out this family. A GoFundMe has been set up by a friend of the family."
The GoFundMe page states: "There are many sentimental items gone that can never ever be replaced but I am hoping by raising some money for them, it will enable them to purchase some of what can be replaced."
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