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The pop-up shop ran in Moville over a six-week period
A pop-up charity shop in Moville has resulted in a generous donation to The Irish Wheelchair Association.
The Irish Wheelchair Association (IWA) in Donegal has expressed its sincere thanks to Ms Susanne Burns and all the volunteers who helped run the pop-up charity shop in the town over a six-week period. All the proceeds were donated to IWA Donegal.
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The Irish Wheelchair Association is one of Ireland’s leading organisations for people with physical disabilities.
It provides a nationwide assisted living service, community centres in every county, a fleet of accessible buses, a national parking permit and driving school service, wheelchair accessible social houses and helps young people with disabilities to build employability skills and confidence.
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