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25 Mar 2026
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Brushed Hair Salon marked World Down Syndrome Day with a special fundraising event in Market square, Tullamore on Saturday, March 21.
The salon hosted a bake sale, raffled tickets for €700 worth of products and invited members of Offaly Down Syndrome in to get a free Blowdry.
Brushed owner Orla Kidney said: "Our aim was to raise money for Offaly Down Syndrome and spread awareness and inclusion. The cause is close to my heart as my nephew Ógie was born with Down syndrome."
As part of the 'Rock Your Socks' event, Orla and her team at Brushed raised €3,345 in total in aid of World Down Syndrome Day.
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Ellie Dignam
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