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Seán and Brian Fegan will take part in a charity haircut this Saturday
Two brothers will cut their hair for the first time in four years in memory of their late cousin - all for charity.
Donegal Town natives Brian and Seán Fegan lost their cousin, 24-year old Kevin Fegan, in 2010. To honour his death they chose to help fundraise for the CRY (Cardiac Risk In The Young In Ireland Limited). A GoFundMe called ‘Charity Haircut for Cry Ireland’ has been set up.
This Saturday, September 28, the brothers will be cutting their hair for the past four years in memory of their cousin and to support CRY.
Brian asked on the GoFundMe: “Want to join me in making a difference? I'm raising money to benefit Cardiac Risk In The Young In Ireland Limited, and any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.”
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