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06 Sept 2025
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Front row: Fiona Slattery, Lorraine Toner (Air Ambulance), Anna Cooke, Mary Jane Kearney. Back row: Cathal Slattery, David Guiry, Cillian Slattery, Nicola Guiry, Philly O’Connor, Jack Ronan.
Ballyluskey White Heather Harriers held their annual New Year's meet at Peppardstown on Sunday, January 8.
It was organised, in association with the Guiry family, as a fundraiser for the Community Air Ambulance Service in memory of Bobby Guiry who passed away in November 2022.
The event was a huge success and raised the incredible amount of €6,640 on the day with a further €200 collected since.
Bobby was a long time supporter of the White Heather Harriers and always enjoyed hosting his annual Christmas lawn meet at Peppardstown.
The wonderful turnout and generous support from everybody on the day was a fitting tribute to his memory and will greatly benefit an enormously worthwhile cause.
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