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Clonhill Gardens presentation to Laois Hospice. Picture: Michael Scully
Laois Hospice has been boosted with two large donations following open days earlier this year.
Enda Thompson Phelan of Clonohill Gardens, Coolrain presented a cheque for €7,780 to Mary Delaney (Chairperson, Laois Hospice. The money was raised at an open weekend at Clonohill Gardens during the summer.
Meanwhile, Hazel Luskin of Gortnalee Gardens, Donaghmore presented a cheque for €1,834.56 cents to the hospice raised from an open Day at the Gardens this year.
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Enda Thompson Phelan (centre), Clonohill Gardens, Coolrain, with Mary Delaney (Chairperson, Laois Hospice) and Laois Hospice Committee members - Irene Murray, Mary Finlay (Treas), Jennifer Mc Kay (Sec), Helen Kavanagh, Anne Buggie, Liam Holohan, Dr Anna Gullane and Dell Meredith. Picture: Michael Scully.
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Hazel Luskin of, Gortnalee Gardens, Donaghmore, presents a cheque to Mary Delaney (Chairperson, Laois Hospice) and Irene Murray (Laois Hospice Comm). Photo: Michael Scully
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