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James ‘Jimmy’ McKenna, of Logan Close, Luddan, Buncrana, passed away in June
A fundraiser in memory of the late Jimmy McKenna is underway to raise money for the IRVA - the Irish Road Victims Association.
James ‘Jimmy’ McKenna, of Logan Close, Luddan, Buncrana, passed away following a collision with a car in June at Ballynally, Moville.
"We are doing this in memory of our friend and colleague Jimmy McKenna," said Grainne McLaughlin Shauna Doherty, the organisers of the GoFundMe - Skydive in memory of Jimmy McKenna for IRVA . You can donate to the GoFundMe here.
“The IRVA is the national charity for road crash victims. IRVA is a non-governmental organisation that provides free information and support to those bereaved or injured by road traffic collisions and works to reduce dangers on our roads. They can cover the cost of bereavement counselling for those affected and offer free legal guidance.”
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