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L-R: Marie Walsh, Helen Carey and Eleanor Carey who attended last Friday night’s address by John Lonergan and Caroline Crotty in Rathcormac Community Centre. (John Ahern) Photo: John Ahern

Former governor of Mountjoy Jail, John Lonergan and regional organiser for mental health charity GROW, Caroline Crotty, were guest speakers at last Friday’s Sinead Kearney fundraiser in Rathcormac Community Centre.

The event marks the formal end of a very successful fundraising campaign to assist Sinead Kearney who was diagnosed with Lyme Disease, but who is now recovering following treatment in the USA.

Full report and pictures in this week's print & digital edition

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