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At the presentation of cheque from the recent coffee morning in Rathcorma to Marymount Hospice were, seated, l-r: Ann Barry, Margaret O’Keeffe, Doreen Walsh (Friends of Marymount), Mary Cahill and Teresa Quirke. Back, l-r: Erin O’Keeffe, Emma O’Keeffe, Kathleen Kearney, Teresa Power, Sheila Mannix, Betty Cahill, Betty Boyce and Breda Campbell. Photo: John Ahern

A group of Rathcormac women who've been organising an annual coffee morning for the last 20 years, have once again come up trumps in aid of Marymount Hospice.

In The Rathcormac Inn this week, the ladies gathered to hand over proceeds (€2,410) to Friends of Marymount representative, Doreen Walsh. Doreen said it was a fantastic fundraising effort by parishioners in Rathcormac and she thanked everyone who contributed or helped out in any way.

Those who attended were treated to some excellent home baking and organisers were delighted with the level of support they received.

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