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Nicola is set to auction items from time on Derry Girls set to raise funds for Children's Hospice
Derry Girl, Nicola Coughlan, who plays Clare Devlin in the hit Channel 4 series, is set to auction some Derry Girl memorabilia to raise money for charity.
Nicola is set to raffle her Derry Girls wrap jacket and Clare's official rainbow badge with all funds to be donated to LauraLynn Children's Hospice.
LauraLynn's Hospice provides personalised services to children with palliative care needs, complex care needs and complex disabilities. They also provide family support services and a home to residents.
Announcing the news via her Instagram, Nicola wrote: "Would you like to win a once in a lifetime piece of #Derry Girls Memorabilia?
"I'm raffling off my Derry Girls wrap jacket and Clare's ACTUAL rainbow badge to raise funds for @lauralynnhospice
"All funds raised from this raffle will go directly to LauraLynn Children's Hospice to help provide vital care and support to children with life limiting conditions and their families.
"Please enter and share far and wide."
The fundraiser has already raised nearly €8,500 of its €10,000 target.
To buy a ticket with a chance to win the Derry Girls memorabilia, follow the link:https://www.idonate.ie/raffle/DerryGirls
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Manus Deery who was 15-years-old when he was killed by Private William Glasgow of the British Army in Derry on the night of May 19, 1972.
The grave of William Best who was killed by the Official IRA. Pic: John Mc Clenaghan “The Memorials at Derry City Cemetery” Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/MemorialsDCC
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