Over 40 people including Irish celebrities 'catfished' by the same person
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28 May 2022
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28 May 2022
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The charity box was outside the home of Mary and Michael Whoriskey who have raised more than €75,000 for charities through their spectacular annual Christmas lights displays
A man has appeared in court charged with the weekend theft of a charity donation box from a Christmas lights fundraiser in Donegal.
Kyle Scanlon, 26, of Knockrawer, Castlefinn, appeared at Letterkenny District Court on Monday morning. He is charged with stealing €398.81 at Gortcally, Kerrykeel on December 4.
In a brief court hearing, evidence of arrest, charge and caution was given to Judge Raymond Finnegan by Garda Patrick Kelly.
Defence solicitor Patsy Gallagher told the judge there would be a plea in the case.
The case was adjourned until December 15.
The charity box was outside the home of Mary and Michael Whoriskey who have raised more than €75,000 for charities through their spectacular annual Christmas lights displays for the last 17 years.
Donations to this year’s collection are going to Bumbleance, the children's ambulance service.
Liam McGowan, Ballyshannon
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