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06 Sept 2025
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John Wallace with his colleagues at Kellys Centra Mountain Top (Cosgroves) in Letterkenny
A fundraising drive is underway to help a Letterkenny man rebuild his home following a fire.
John Wallace, who works at Kellys Centra Mountain Top (Cosgroves), saw his house burned on Thursday night and his colleagues have launched a GoFundMe to assist his rebuild.
“Our dear friend and colleague John Wallace lost his home last night in a fire,” the GoFindMe called Rebuild John's Home, which was launched on Thursday, says. “John has been a friend to everyone he meets and has one of the most warmest hearts in Letterkenny. We want to help him rebuild his life and would love any support you can give.”
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