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and New cancer bus and Patsy’s children Joe and Bridget
A fundraiser in Ardara has raised €8,515 for the Good and New Cancer bus.
Patsy Gildea and family hosted a tea/coffee and goodies afternoon in the Parish Centre Ardara last month. The cancer bus is a fantastic service and has helped so many families in Donegal taking Cancer patients up and down to Galway for their treatment.
Patsy used this bus for nine weeks and wanted to give something back as a thank you. Then, last Sunday, Patsy his wife Nora and some of his family members presented Eamon from The Good and New Cancer bus with €8,515. The family have expressed their gratitude to everyone who helped or contributed in any way.
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