There was a great turnout to a tea dance held in Knockbridge Community Centre on 18 March, in aid of a very worthy cause.Knockbridge ladies, Dolores McNally and Mary McArdle, hosted an afternoon tea dance, to raise funds for North East Cancer Research & Education Trust (NECRET) and Drogheda Oncology, a cause that is very dear to the hearts of the two ladies, who have both availed of its services. The mission of NECRET is to improve both the treatment and outcome of those people affected by cancer. Both Dolores and Mary say they cannot speak highly enough of the services provided by NECRET and Drogheda Oncology, having witnessed first hand the dedication and care provided by the services and medical teams and say they are grateful to have been able to be able to give something back to the organisation. The tea dance on the Bank Holiday Monday was a great success, with good food, craic and music by Brian Mohan and friends.Dolores and Mary say are extremely grateful to the local clubs and organisations who were so supportive in the lead up to this event. For those who wish to make a contribution to this worthy cause, donations are open until 19 April. Go here to make a donation. Below: Caroline McGee, Dolores McNally, Bernadette Kettle, Gerry McGee and Jacinta Walshplaceholder image
There was a great turnout to a tea dance held in Knockbridge Community Centre on 18 March, in aid of a very worthy cause.Knockbridge ladies, Dolores McNally and Mary McArdle, hosted an afternoon tea dance, to raise funds for North East Cancer Research & Education Trust (NECRET) and Drogheda Oncology, a cause that is very dear to the hearts of the two ladies, who have both availed of its services. The mission of NECRET is to improve both the treatment and outcome of those people affected by cancer. Both Dolores and Mary say they cannot speak highly enough of the services provided by NECRET and Drogheda Oncology, having witnessed first hand the dedication and care provided by the services and medical teams and say they are grateful to have been able to be able to give something back to the organisation. The tea dance on the Bank Holiday Monday was a great success, with good food, craic and music by Brian Mohan and friends.Dolores and Mary say are extremely grateful to the local clubs and organisations who were so supportive in the lead up to this event. For those who wish to make a contribution to this worthy cause, donations are open until 19 April. Go here to make a donation. Below: Caroline McGee, Dolores McNally, Bernadette Kettle, Gerry McGee and Jacinta Walsh

PHOTOS: Knockbridge ladies tea dance for NECRET and Drogheda Oncology

Fundraiser for North East Cancer Research & Education Trust and Drogheda Oncology

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