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06 Sept 2025
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May Scally, Humphrey O'Connor Chairperson Offaly Hospice, Mary Murphy Offaly Hospice, James Laragy The Auld Haggert, Ann Arnold and Mary Boland
Bewley's Big Coffee Morning season for Offaly Hospice got off to a fantastic start at the Auld Haggert, Horseleap home of James Laragy.
As part of National Heritage Week James opened the Auld Haggert to the public and hosted a Hospice Coffee Morning on August 19 raising the fantastic amount of €1850. Offaly Hospice is so grateful to James and his helpers, Ann, Mary and May for hosting the coffee morning and to all who attended and supported it in any way.
Professor Humphrey O'Connor, Offaly Hospice Chairperson and Mary Murphy were delighted to be invited to the Auld Haggert to accept the very large sum of money raised.
Thursday, September 21 is the official date for the Bewley's Big Coffee Morning Socials for Hospice.
Anyone interested in hosting their own Hospice Coffee Morning please contact Mary on 0868595046 for your free Bewley's Coffee Morning Pack.
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