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06 Sept 2025
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For the third consecutive year, personnel from Longford based charity Cian's Kennels delivered Christmas goodie bags cheer to sick children. The team from Cian’s Kennels, led by Evelyn Neary, Micheala Cox and ‘Santa Paws’ visited Mullingar Regional Hospital's Paediatric Unit, Children's Health Ireland at Crumlin, Ronald McDonald House and for the first time, this year, they also delivered some goodie bags to service users of Laura Lynn. Michaela explained, “All children got some goodies, kindly sponsored by Casserly's Spar, Lanesboro; a Cian's Kennels hat and Maxi Zoo, Longford made sure that everybody's furry friends had something nice too!”
Caption: The Cian's Kennels team and their mascot 'Santa Paws' with the staff of the Paediatric Unit in Mullingar Regional Hospital
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