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Cllr Richie Molloy, Family Carers manager in Clonmel with members of the collection team over the weekend
The Family Carers annual church gate collection in Clonmel was generously supported at Masses over the weekend.
Cllr Richie Molloy, manager of the Family Carers branch in Clonmel thanked everybody who contributed over the weekend and thanked volunteers who took part in the collection.
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“ We were shown great generosity by the people who attended Masses in Clonmel over the weekend for the organisation's annual church gate collection. While the organisation receives government funding , there is always a shortfall and collections such as this help with providing much needed extra services such as counselling , training, and holding local support group meetings," he said.
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He asked any family carer not familiar with the organisation to contact the local family carers office in Place4 U Building in 25 Gladstone Street in Clonmel phone 052 7447101 and check out their website at
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