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Front row l to r; Niamh Daly and Dolores Kiernan. Back; Kitty Ross, Gabriel Devine, Martina Brady, Niamh Kiernan, Emma Kiernan and Sharon Sullivan.
A recent Longford Christmas fashion show, hosted by Kiernan Steel, raised an incredible €25,300 for Mary's Meals.
A large attendance gathered in the Longford Arms Hotel ballroom on Friday night, November 10, as it was transformed into a fashion mecca for the highly entertaining Mary's Meals Fashion Show fundraiser.
Pictured at the presentation of the cheque were Kiernan Steel employees who organised the fashion show.
Front row l to r; Niamh Daly and Dolores Kiernan. Back; Kitty Ross, Gabriel Devine, Martina Brady, Niamh Kiernan, Emma Kiernan and Sharon Sullivan.
Dolores Kiernan (right) presenting the cheque for €25,300 to Gabriel Devine and Kitty Ross of Mary's Meals, raised during the Longford Christmas fashion show, hosted by Kiernan Steel.
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