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A huge congratulations is due to Clonbullogue GAA players Ian Curry, Dylan Quinn and Ciaran Maher for taking part in a skydive to aid local cancer charity 'Little Wishes'.
Little Wishes founder Nida Collins passed away earlier this year, but fundraising efforts like this keep her memory alive as they continue to help people suffering from cancer.
The Clonbullogue boys strapped on their gear and took the plunge for this great cause at the Irish Parachute Club in Clonbullogue recently.
As you can see in the photos they managed to do so while keeping a smile on their faces at all times.
"A huge congratulations to the lads and to Greg Farrelly, Leo Dempsey and Richie Conlon for helping to organise the event. Well done to all involved," Little Wishes said afterwards.
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