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Patrick Cassidy's daughter Teresa and her niece Marina, who both took part in the climb, presenting their donation to Sean Mullan, Renal Unit manager, Laura Craig- dialysis assistant and Dr Siddhesh P
The family of a Derry man who underwent treatment at the Renal Unit in Altnagelvin Hospital have raised almost £3,000 in appreciation of the treatment he received.
The family of the late Patrick Cassidy, who attended for dialysis at Altnagelvin Renal Unit back in 2017, organised a special fundraising event in his honour.
Several family members raised £2,840 by climbing Sleive Donard.
Police are investigating the incident.
The video of the incident has been widely circulated on social media.
Community information meeting on proposed large-scale wind energy development at Mullaghclogher.
'Defacing of a wall concerning Bloody Sunday actually made me very sad' - Kate Nash
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