Pictured above are: Tara Barry, Store Manager, Tesco Sandymount; Margaret Shaw, Railway Union Hockey Club; Mary O’Brien, Ringsend Crèche; Paula Kinsella and Katie Kinsella, members of Dazzeletts Youth Club; Lauren Darcy, Ella Darcy, Sasha Tiernan and Anna Harold of Railway Union Hockey Club.
Over 3,500 local good causes in Ireland will receive a donation through the Tesco Community Fund over the next year, which will see €1million shared annually among local charities and community organisations.
For further information please contact:
Jenny Hayes, Tesco Ireland at 01 215 2217.
Aoife Sherwin / Maria Mooney / Mary Crotty PR at 01 661 8777 / 087 256 7751.
Right to left, at back: Bill Healy, Jessica Caufield, Lauren Cummins, Jean Crombie, Luke Cummins, Luke McDonagh, Jope Healy, Dean Caufield, Gerry Luccan (Peel Ports), John McDonnell (Peel Ports), David Doyle.
Front Row: Stephanie Buckley, Olivia Bannable, Chloe Bannable, Brandon Caufield, Tadgh Healy, Ciaran Healy, Jack Allen, Callum Kiely, Josh Hayes.
Pictured above are representatives from Stella Maris Rowing Club and Peel Ports. Stella Maris would like to extend their thanks to Peel Ports for their kind sponsorship of a container which facilitates storage of their boats. Due to the extra storage that this new container provides, the club’s junior members now have additional space and can train safely in the club gym.
Pictured: This plaque was erected in loving memory of all the deceased residents of Whelan House and their families.
Donald Brindley has since been in touch to identify 9 and 11 as the Maguire brothers (perhaps you can give us their Christian names?) and 12 as Donald Keoghan. Number 10 is still to be identified, so if you can name the young man please get in touch. Thanks also to Charles Lysaght who has identified the priest with glasses as Father O’Flynn, the other priest as Canon Flanagan and the third adult as Kevin Quinn.
