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Damian Ahern, Kathryn Ross (sister of Mike Ross) and Veronica O?Donoghue with the signed jersey, which has been put for public internet auction this week.

St Colman's College have started a novel yet topical fundraising auction to assist the medical costs of Castlelyons teenager Damian Ahern, a student at the Fermoy school, who is undergoing treatment for a rare form of liver cancer.

Through the assistance of past pupil Mike Ross, the Fermoy school have secured a framed college jersey signed by all the members of the Irish Rugby World Cup squad and it has been put for public internet auction this week.

The jersey will be on display in Fermoy Credit Union window and bids can be made by email at stcolmansfermoy@eircom.net

At the time of going to press the bid was €500. St Colman's College would like to acknowledge the assistance of Mike Ross and John Carey of Fermoy Picture Framing. Offers of help can be made to the Helping Hand group at facebook.com/castlelyonshelpinghandgroup or directly to Fermoy Credit Union Ref: 25069.

You can keep track of the auction progress on www.stcolmanscollege.com

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