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Dymphna Bracken; Jimmy O’Sullivan, New Forest and Wings Golf Societym Pat Lalor, Chairman of Hooves 4 Hospice, John Cunninghan, New Forest and Wings Golf Society, Anthony Kearns, President Tullamore
THE Hooves 4 Hospice group, which is raising funds for the planned new Midlands hospice in Tullamore, were recently presented with a cheque for €1000 from Jimmy O’Sullivan and John Cunningham from New Forest Golf Club.
Both Jimmy and John were representing Wings Golf Society, a group originally based out of Shannon airport.
Their society raises thousands of euros around the country for various needs each year. The cheque presented to the Hooves 4 Hospice is a valuable contribution to the project, the purpose of which is to raise vital funds towards the cost of building the planned Midland Regional Hospice.
This is the third contribution Wings have made to the project and is very much appreciated.
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