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Thurles Golf Club in association with William O’Gorman (liver recipient) recently hosted a very successful Charity Coffee morning in aid of St Vincent’s Foundation who co-ordinate organ transplants.
A committee of club members led the organising of this event, and helped to raise €12,870..
William and the committee would like to give a huge thank you to everyone who supported this worthy cause in any way.
Pictured above: Front row: Marie O’Gorman, Wm O’Gorman, Helen McVeigh (Development Directo, St Vincent’s Foundation), and Patrick O’Gorman.
Back row: Catherine Mulcahy, Peggy Kirby, Marie Dempsey, Mary Coman, Breda Stakelum, Sadie O’Dwyer, Anna Stakelum, andAnn Slattery.
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