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A coffee morning fundraiser will take place this weekend in Tipperary to raise funds for a local boy who us undergoing treatment for Lymphoblastic Leukaemia.
There will be a coffee morning this Saturday, June 21, in St. Paul’s Community Centre from 10 until 2.
There will be a raffle on the day with lots of amazing prizes.
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All funds raised will go to Archie English and family to help support them during this challenging time.
Four year old Archie is currently undergoing treatment for Lymphoblastic Leukaemia.
Siul Eile will be hosting a walk to coincide with the coffee morning.
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Everyone is welcome to join them at 10am in St Paul's Community Centre.
They will do an 8km loop walk in Shanrahan Woods and then return to the hall to enjoy some tasty treats, a coffee, and a chat.
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