Nine-year-old Harvey Morrison Sherratt who passed away in July, 2025. (Inset: Tánaiste Simon Harris).
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Marie Callaghan, Ballure, Fanad being presented with her prize by Allen McCrea, Friends of LUH
Moira Hughes won the Friends of Letterkenny University Hospital Easter Draw.
Moira from Mountain Top, Letterkenny, took first prize, a dishwasher sponsored by Crumlish Appliances in Letterkenny. Second prize was €300 of home heating oil, sponsored by Donegal Oil, and was won by Gemma O'Neill, Ramelton. Third prize, a luxury Easter Hamper, sponsored by Spar, Letterkenny, went to Marie Callaghan, Ballure, Fanad and fourth, a €150 Shop LK voucher, anonymous donor, was won by Anastasia Chimara, New Line Road, Letterkenny.
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Over €10,000 was raised in the draw. Draw Co-ordinator Allen McCrea thanked all those who sponsored prizes, who sold tickets, those who supported the draw, and the various retail outlets that facilitated ticket sales.
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