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The Atlantic Technological University Nursing Society held a ball in aid of Donegal Hospice.
The charity event was organised by Tracey Calpin, Megan Houston, Elaine McAteer, Colleen Moore, Michelle McMonagle and Brianna McBride.
“It was a great success thanks to the hard work of these girls,” Tracey tells DonegalLive. “We established the society, and this was the first time a nursing ball was held in years.”
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Brianna McBride, Elaine McAteer, Colleen Moore, Tracey Calpin, Megan Houston, and Michelle McMonagle at the event in the Silver Tassie Hotel, Letterkenny, on Friday.
The funds raised will now be donated to the Donegal Hospice, who provide specialist palliative care to patients and their families across the county.
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