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Jodie McAneaney, Bainisteoir Tiomsaithe Airgid le Tacaíocht Ailse Macmillan ag glacadh le seic de £600 ó imreoirí óga Na Magha, Doire.
Jodie McAneaney, Bainisteoir Tiomsaithe Airgid le Tacaíocht Ailse Macmillan ag glacadh le seic de £600 ó imreoirí óga Na Magha, Doire.
Jodie McAneaney, Fundraising Manager for Macmillan Cancer Support accepting a cheque for £600 from young Na Magha players Luighseach Ní Néill, Aoibhinn Ní Néill, Áine Ní Earcáin, Fiadhna Ní Néill agus Éamonn Ó hEarcáin.
The photo was taken outside Macmillan’s fabulous new support centre at Altnagelvin hospital.
The big-hearted Gaels of Na Magha hurling and camogie club has made cheque presentations to its three designated charities.
Speaking to Derry Now, the club’s fundraising officer, Gearalt Ó Mianáin said he was delighted Na Magha had been able to help “three brilliant charities” Macmillian, Claude’s Cafe’s Christmas dinners and Saint Vincent De Paul.
Gearalt added: “Na Magha is a family based club and it is so important to us to be able to help our own community.
“This past year the club has donated a total of £1800 to our three charities and I would like to sincerely thank every single person who helped us fundraise or made a donation.”
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