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06 Sept 2025
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St Eunan’s NS, Laghey had a fabulous time celebrating their annual Pancake Tuesday.
This year was a special fundraiser for fourth class pupil Caoimhe Darcy who will travel to the US later this year for specialised surgery which will enable her to walk independently and pain free.
Caoimhe and her classmates enjoying some pancakes
“The children along with the school staff were delighted to help and support Caoimhe by contributing to her fundraiser "Caoimhe's Fight to Walk" in a fun way,”said the school. “Her work ethic and determination never ceases to amaze us. She is an inspiration to us all here at the school and we wish her and her family all the best over the next few months.
“Huge thanks to the Parent’s Association who worked tirelessly to ensure there were plenty of pancakes for all of our pupils. Both the children and the staff really enjoyed the treats!”
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