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Very successful Tullamore Hospital coffee morning raises funds for local families
A very successful coffee morning was held in Tullamore Hospital recently to raise funds for LOFFA (Laois Offaly Families for Autism).
The morning raised €960 and organiser Zita Gibson thanked all those who supported the fundraiser.
Photograph shows the presentation of the proceeds to LOFFA.
Pictured (l. to r.) Jackie Winders, Vice-chairperson, LOFFA, Zita Gibson, Enhanced Senior Staff Nurse, Operating Theatre Department, Hazel Loughnane, CNM 2 Operating Theatre Department and Marie Ryan, Assistant Director of Nursing.
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