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Chairperson Mary Mulreany visited Magh Ene College to collect the cheque on behalf of North West Hospice. Photo: Magh Ene College
Magh Ene College and St Macartan’s Primary School raised funds for Sligo’s North West Hospice.
The Bundoran schools' transition year and 5th and 6th class students respectively, organised the coffee morning. Chairperson Mary Mulreany visited Magh Ene College to collect the cheque on behalf of North West Hospice.
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“A massive thank you to all the students, parents, and staff of Magh Ene College, as well as 5th and 6th class from St. Macartan’s Primary School, for their incredible support and contributions to such a worthy cause,” she said. “A special word of thanks to the Social Committee for their fantastic effort in helping to bring the grand total to €700!”
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