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The "Ramble" next month will support Ronan "Lucy" Loughnane and his family as he continues his treatment
The community of Templemore are organising a "Ramble with Ronan" to support a very popular man in the local area, Ronan ‘Lucy’ Loughnane, and his family.
Ronan has recently been diagnosed with Stage 4 Glioblastoma brain cancer and is currently undergoing treatment.
Jonathan Cullen of Moyne Templetuohy GAA will be participating in the "Ramble for Ronan" on Monday, October 27 to support Ronan, his wife Annette, and their young family as they bravely face this difficult challenge.
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In his own words, Jonathan says "the walk has been organised by the community of Templemore to give something back to Ronan who has given so much to our community over the years through his active and positive involvement in so many local clubs and societies, always with the aim of improving and developing our town & community.
"Any contribution big or small will make a huge difference, many thanks."
€860 has been raised so far in what promises to be a very well supported fundraiser.
You can find more information here.
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