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The family of Aisling O’Neill, presenting cheque for £17,000, & €171, proceeds from a Big Breakfast held in Owenbeg.
The family of the late Aisling O'Neill from Feeny have raised in excess of £20,000 for two charities in her memory.
The popular Feeny woman (below) passed away earlier this year following an illness.
On the sixth month anniversary of her passing, her big-hearted family organised a big breakfast event at Owenbeg to raise funds for Foyle Hospice.
They had also been raising funds for the Banagher branch of St Vincent De Paul.
ABOVE: The O’Neill family presenting a cheque for £4,100 in support of SVP Banagher.
Members of Aisling's family this week have presented a cheque for £4,100 to St Vincent De Paul and £17,000 and €171 to Foyle Hospice, proceeds from the big breakfast event.
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