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A Mass for the recovery of Daniel Gallagher (inset) will be held at the Church of the Holy Family, Ardara on Sunday morning.
A Donegal man is in hospital in Florida following a road traffic accident last week.
Daniel Gallagher from Ardara is said to be in a critical condition in the Orlando Regional Medical Centre.
A construction worker in Dublin, he was in Orlando for a festive holiday with his partner Tanya and their daughter Talia.
The accident occurred on December 29 and Daniel, originally from Meenavalley in Ardara, is battling in hospital.
The local community will gather this Sunday morning in the Church of the Holy Family, Ardara for a mass to pray for Daniel’s recovery.
His family have asked people to keep Daniel in their prayers.
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