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Fund-raising events were held in memory of the late Mike Kelly
Ballinamere GAA club held a road puc recently in memory of their past player and chairman Mike Kelly to raise funds for the IMNDA charity.
They raised in total €3000. The Kelly family would like to thank everyone who contributed and helped on the day.
The Kelly family would also like to thank Eugene O'Dea who ran the Dublin City marathon in October in memory of Mike Kelly and raised €3200 for IMNDA charity.
In total €6200 raised was for the charity.
Included in the photograph left to right are Pat Fulton, chairman, Ballinamere GAA club, Mary Kelly. Darragh Kelly, Jack Kelly, Niall Kelly, Deirdre Kelly and Eugene O'Dea
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