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Recently, the Roscrea Lions Club presented €1,000 to Deirdre Delaney who accepted it on behalf of Concern Worldwide.
Another €1,000 cheque was presented to Tim Maher who received it on behalf of the Sr Mona Maher Uganda School Project.
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These donations to two worthy causes were made possible by the proceeds from their Spinathon fundraiser at the Obama Plaza.
The club offers a heartfelt thank you to the people of Roscrea, Moneygall, and the surrounding district for their generous support.
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Pictured above are Lion President Bernie Liffey, Lion Deirdre Tynan, Deirdre Delaney, Tim Maher and Lion John Carroll.
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