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The late Rachael Connolly was remembered at a charity fashion show in Buncrana on Thursday evening. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery
From Ballymagan in Buncrana, Rachael was only 13 years old when she passed away in April 2023. Possessing a real interest in her attire and a love of fashion, the Farrell and Ferguson family decided that the event's theme would be a fitting way to remember her and there was no end of glitz and glamour in aid of Pieta House for the event, which took place at The Inishowen Gateway Hotel.
From Ballymagan in Buncrana, Rachael was only 13 years old when she passed away in April 2023. Possessing a real interest in her attire and a love of fashion, the Farrell and Ferguson family decided that the event's theme would be a fitting way to remember her and there was no end of glitz and glamour in aid of Pieta House for the event, which took place at The Inishowen Gateway Hotel. You can donate to the fundraiser here.
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