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Pictured at the presentation of a cheque from K. Buggy Coaches to Offaly Search and Recovery: (Left to right) John Wallace and Deirmuid Lally (K Buggy Coaches), Colin Mealiffe (OS&R), Brendan Buggy (K
Offaly Search and Recovery CLG have been presented with a cheque for €600 from K Buggy Coaches.
Offaly Search and Recovery provides Offaly and bordering counties with a highly-trained search and recovery dive team.
Their team of qualified divers engage in on-going training so that they can respond immediately to requests to assist in the recovery of bodies missing from water-based tragedies.
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The sum of money donated by K Buggy Coaches came from their collection of recyclable bottles and cans by staff.
The management team at K Buggy Coaches also topped up the amount of money accumulated in the collection by €250.
While doing their bit for the environment, K Buggy Coaches were also eager to put the proceeds to good use by supporting Offaly Search and Recovery.
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