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Frankie was a highly respected figure in the community, remembered not only for his playing days with Keadue Rovers but also for his dedicated service as co-chairman of the club
The annual coffee morning in aid of Donegal Hospice will take place on Thursday, 25 September, in the Keadue Rovers clubhouse.
This year’s event is being organised, as always, by Ann Murray alongside sisters Mary Boyle and Ann Gallagher. In a special tribute, the morning will be held in memory of the late Frankie Bosco O’Donnell, Keadue, who passed away in January 2025.
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Frankie was a highly respected figure in the community, remembered not only for his playing days with Keadue Rovers but also for his dedicated service as co-chairman of the club. His commitment and love for the club left a lasting mark that will be fondly remembered by all who knew him.
Organisers are inviting the community to attend, enjoy refreshments, and support the fundraising efforts. All proceeds from the event will go directly to Donegal Hospice.
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