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Rocco McGinley is in the US for treatment of an aggressive brain tumour
The story of Donegal teenager Rocco McGinley's battle against a rare and aggressive brain tumour has touched the hearts of people across the county and beyond.
See: Major fundraiser underway to send brave Donegal teen to US for treatment of aggressive tumour
Fundraising events have been taking place to support 15-year-old Rocco as he undergoes treatment in Texas that is not available in Ireland. To date, around €209,800 of a target of €280,000 has been raised.
This weekend, the people of Carrick are coming together to support Rocco with a 5K, which also ties in to a wider 100K challenge.
The walk begins at the Meenaneary Community Centre at 1pm this Sunday, February 27. It is open to everyone and tea and coffee will be served afterwards.
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