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MINISTER of State Kieran O'Donnell has raised almost €2,300 for Milford Hospice through his annual coffee morning.
The Fine Gael TD was one of the more than 2,500 people across the country who organised an event, this Thursday, as part of the Bewley’s Big Coffee Morning Social for Hospice.
Dozens of coffee mornings took place in homes and businesses and community organisations across Limerick city and county.
A Big Thanks to all who dropped by & kindly donated to my annual @MilfordLmkCC Coffee Morning today. To date we have collected €2,296.72 for this very worthy cause. Special Thanks Shane Gleeson, Spar Catherine St for supplies donated & everyone who donated cakes #milfordhospice pic.twitter.com/YCCEmfAGx0
— Kieran O’Donnell TD for Limerick City Constituency (@kodonnellLK) September 21, 2023
Deputy O'Donnell's mother, Veronica (photograph 4), was among those who attended the coffee morning at his constituency offices at Mallow Street in Limerick city.
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