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06 Sept 2025
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Mary Murphy, Offaly Hospice, Ann Sheppard, fundraiser, Allie Leahy, Offaly Rose 2023, and Edward Delahunt, Offaly Hospice, were outside Kinnitty Community Centre with the Offaly Hospice Banner.
MEMBERS of the Offaly Hospice committee were in Kinnitty with Ann Sheppard to help raise awareness of the fundraiser that Ann is doing at the moment.
Ann is going to overcome her fear of heights to do a Parachute Jump in August and any donations she gets will go to the Ashling Murphy Memorial fund and to Offaly Hospice. Ann thanked Mary Murphy and Edward Delahunt of Offaly Hospice for coming out to Kinnitty.
She also had a special word of thanks for Offaly Rose Allie Leahy who always makes time from her busy schedule to lend a hand whenever possible. Allie was in fact heading off to Dublin on another appointment as soon as she finished in Kinnitty. We wish her the very best of luck.
You can donateto the fundraiser on the iDonate page: https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/AnnSheppard or through sponsorship cards that are in shops and pubs in the locality.
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