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A number of events to raise funds for Carlow man, Tom Eustace will take place in County Carlow aiding his road to recovery.
Tom experience a tragic accident when attending a friend's wedding in Rome earlier this year, leaving him in a coma.
He has recently made the trip back home to Ireland, where he is in the Spinal Ward of a Dublin Hospital.
A number of events have been set up to raise funds for the young man this coming week.
Among the events taking place us a tractor run, titled 'Tom's Tractor Run to Recovery'.
There also will be a BBQ, Monster Auction, Live Music, Disco and a Head Shave, all to raise money to help aid Tom's recovery.
Anyone interested in donating for the auction can contact Robin on 086 813 4995 or Matt 087 981 56684.
Details of the event can be seen in the social media post below this article and a link to Tom's GoFundMe can be found by clicking HERE.
@Carlow_GAA is calling on all Carlow Gaels to support the Tom Eustace Recovery Fund.
— Carlow GAA (@Carlow_GAA) July 1, 2024
A Fighting Cocks player, Tom was in an accident in Rome while attending a friend's wedding and suffered life-changing injuries. pic.twitter.com/H48f4xarhc
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