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Making the presentation, Julie's husband Stephen, her children Ethan, Adam and Sophie and Juilie’s mother Ursula McCormack, were joined by family and close friends
A full evening of live music and entertainment, which took place at McGinley’s Bar in Letterkenny in memory of the late Julie McCormack Devenney, has raised €12,000.
Staff from Donegal Hospice, Ethan Furey and Noelle McDaid, received the proceeds from the event, which took place at the end of November.
Social worker Julie, late of 6 Manor Court, Convoy, and formerly of Kilraine, Glenties, passed away in the presence of her loving family in Donegal Hospice in June. She was laid to rest in Glenties, following Mass in St Connell’s Church.
Making the presentation, Julie's husband Stephen, her children Ethan, Adam and Sophie and Juilie’s mother Ursula McCormack, were joined by family and close friends.
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