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Ed Wickes accepting the donation of €700 from Carole Long on behalf of Dunkineely Methodist Church
Ed Wickes, Treasurer of the Friends of Letterkenny University Hospital, accepted a donation of €700 from Carole Long on behalf of Dunkineely Methodist Church.
The money was raised in a pre-Christmas coffee morning on December 6 in aid of the church and The Friends of LUH and €1,500 was raised overall on the day.
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Eric Long stated that the church wished to thank all those who came along to support and donate on the day. People enjoyed the tray bakes, mince pies and Christmas cake, all homemade. He also wished to thank the Mayor of Donegal Town, Anna Gallagher and Cllr. Michael Boyle for dropping in and supporting the event.
Also pictured are Rev Desmond Davis, Ida Kingston, Dorothy Walker and other members of the church along with Mayor Anna Gallagher.
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