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Garda Charlie Gallagher played with distinction for the Donegal Masters. Photo: Siobhan McGowan
A coffee morning will be held in Donegal Town this Friday in memory of the late Garda Charlie Gallagher.
The coffee morning will take place between 10am and 1pm at Donegal Town Garda Station. Funds raised from the coffee morning will go towards the Donegal Hospice. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Garda Gallagher was from Belcruit, Kincasslagh, and later of Newtown, Donegal Town. He was a keen Gaelic footballer with both his native Dungloe and then of Four Masters, as well as lining out for the Donegal and Irish Masters (over-40s).
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In 2016, Garda Gallagher was one of the four Donegal players named in the Irish Masters squad for the two-test international rules series against Australia. That same year he was at midfield as Donegal won the All-Ireland Masters Shield, following their victory over Offaly.
Garda Charlie Gallagher passed away in July 2022.
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