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PICTURE: Instagram / UL Student Life
UL Student Life, the student representative body at University of Limerick, has donated €10,000 to two local charities.
GOSHH and Limerick Suicide Watch each received €5,000 at a presentation event that took place at UL.
The monies were raised by UL students through a number of events which formed part of this year's Charity Week.
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The annual fundraising event, which took place at the end of February, saw over 6,000 students being entertained by bands The Tumbling Paddies, Abbaesque and Yazmin Gardezi in the student courtyard along with other events.
The organisers have thanked all those who supported the charity event.
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