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A total of €1,441.80 was raised in Bridgin’s memory for the Donegal Hospice
The Donegal Masters GAA panel played a charity match in Falcarragh in aid of the Donegal Hospice and in memory of the late Bridgin Scanlon.
"The occasion was made especially meaningful as the match was held in support of one of our own, Kieran Scanlon, who recently lost his mum, Bridgin, after a short illness," Donegal Masters posted.
Bridgin, from Ballyness, Falcarragh, passed away late last month at Donegal Hospice.
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"A total of €1,441.80 was raised in Bridgin’s memory for the Donegal Hospice," Donegal Masters added. "We would like to sincerely thank everyone who took part, donated, and supported the day in any way. A special word of thanks to CLG Chloich Cheann Fhaola for their warm welcome and hospitality, and to McClaffertys Shop, Gortahork, for the very welcome chicken curry after the game."
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