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John Conroy of Dóchas, Chloe McDermott, Sinéad Bracken, Trása Bracken, Mary Colton and Ann Starling, Dóchas
FOUR local girls, who are finalists in the Certified Irish Angus Schools Competition, have raised substantial funds for Dóchas, the Offaly Cancer Support Group.
The four - Chloe McDermott, Sinéad Bracken, Trása Bracken and Mary Colton - have to rear five calves for 18 months as part of the competition.
The girls, in tandem with the competition, held a raffle and coffee morning in aid of Dóchas Offaly in Durrow hall on Sunday, December 18 last.
The quartet raised a total of €5,619 for Dóchas Offaly.
The girls presented the cheque to John Conroy and Ann Starling of Dóchas at Mercy Secondary School in Kilbeggan before Christmas.
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