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L-R Dr Miranda, Bindhu Michael, Liam Doherty, Health Care Assistant, Seán MacBride, Isobell Doherty, Kerry Coll, Staff Nurse, Collette MacElwaine and Christine McLaughlin
Sean MacBride presented a cheque to Donegal Hospice and Letterkenny University Hospital after completing part of the Camino.
Sean took part in the historic pilgrimage route in memory of his late wife, Gretta MacBride. He then donated €2,000 to the Acute Stroke Unit in LUH and €1,000 to the Donegal Hospice.
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The funds donated were a heartfelt tribute to Gretta and to show gratitude for the care provided by both the Acute Stroke Unit at LUH and the Donegal Hospice.
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