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The beneficiary is the patient comfort fund for those who have been cared for by Dungloe Community Hospital
A team of marchers are set to ‘March in Memory’ to fundraise for Dungloe Community Hospital.
The march starts at Leo’s Tavern and goes via Annagry, Kincasslagh, and Burtonport to the final destination at Dungloe Hospital.
Members of local bands will march 25k around the Rosses on Saturday, July 20. The beneficiary is the patient comfort fund for those who have been cared for by Dungloe Community Hospital.
A few marchers have been introduced such as Christopher Doherty Sheena O'Donnell, Paula Wallace Boyle Marcella McGlynn, and Hannah Houston.
“There will be brief stops along the route to play some tunes,” March in Memory shared. ”Come along to support us and join us for a stint of the March - no experience needed.
“The Dungloe Community Hospital has been at the heart of our local area for many years and 100s of families have benefited from the hospital. We will have buckets along with us to raise money but also you can donate via the link here.”
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