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06 Sept 2025

'She would do the same for us' - Donegal woman's daring fundraiser for friend with MS

Carndonagh native Elaine Logue was diagnosed with MS in January and her friend Celia Kearns from Burnfoot travelled to Glasgow and did a zipline to raise money for the Multiple Sclerosis Society

'She would do the same for us' - Donegal woman's daring fundraiser for friend with MS

Celia Kearns, left, in Glasgow on Friday for the charity zipline

Celia Kearns from Burnfoot took part in a fundraiser in Glasgow to raise funds for the Multiple Sclerosis Society as her friend Elaine Logue was diagnosed with MS in January.

Elaine, who is from Carndonagh, moved to Scotland six years ago and watched on as Celia, who plays GAA for Burt ladies and is an Aileach FC underage coach, took to a zipline  across the River Clyde with a few nerves jangling, she later admitted.

“I was so nervous but once I got in and on the zipline and over to the other side I was safe and sound,” Celia said afterward. “I came here after a lot of inspiration from Elaine to do this for MS after she was diagnosed, to raise some awareness. It’s so hard to live with MS so we thought we could do something. This is nothing compared to what Elaine has to go through and she would do the same for us.”

If you would like to donate to the charity, you can do so on ‘Celia, Carla & Jill’s fundraiser for Multiple Sclerosis Society’ on Just Giving. To date, over £2,000 has been raised.

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