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Little Eoi Arnold passed away in April with the charity event being run in his memory
A charity concert in memory of a boy from Inver who passed away in April before his second birthday has raised an incredible €31,000.
Daniel O’Donnell headlined the special charity concert last week for Eoin Arnold from Meenacahan, at the Blue Haven in Kilcar. Eoin had a malignant rhabdoid tumour in his liver and his passing left his parents Orla and Paul and big brother Jamie heartbroken.
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The concert was in aid of Donegal Hospice, Oscar Kidsclub, Little Blue Heroes, Irish Cancer Society and Irish Fund for Children and proved to be a huge success.
"We are pleased to announce that the concert has raised a total of over €31,000 for the charities with this figure still rising due to continued online donations," Orla posted on Christmas Eve. "We thank you for your support we hope you all have a lovely Christmas Paul, Orla, Jamie and our angel Eoin."
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