Kind-hearted Quigley’s Point woman Bridie presents €1,270 to blind charity

Bridie McNally presented a cheque for €1,270 to Danny Cahill, Vision Ireland. The money was raised following a recent charity dance in Muff, with thanks to all who contributed.

placeholder image — Bridie McNally presented a cheque for €1,270 to Danny Cahill, Vision Ireland. The money was raised following a recent charity dance in Muff, with thanks to all who contributed.

The funds raised locally will help Vision Ireland continue its essential work supporting individuals and families affected by sight loss throughout the region and beyond

A community fundraising dance held at St Mary’s Hall, Muff recently has raised €1,270 for Vision Ireland, supporting its work with people who are blind or vision impaired across Inishowen, Donegal and nationwide.

The charity event, organised by Bridie McNally, of Three Trees, Quigley’s Point, took place on December 12 and drew strong local support.

Proceeds from the well-attended dance were presented this week to the charity to assist in the delivery of vital services and supports for those living with sight loss.

Bridie presented a cheque for €1,270 to a delighted Danny Cahill, National Services Manager with Vision Ireland.

The organisation provides a range of practical and emotional supports, advocacy services and community-based programmes aimed at empowering people who are blind or vision impaired to live independently.

Speaking following the presentation, appreciation was extended to Bridie for organising the successful fundraiser and to everyone who attended and contributed on the night.

The funds raised locally will help Vision Ireland continue its essential work supporting individuals and families affected by sight loss throughout the region and beyond.