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Darren Mulledy (left) and Mike Egan (right) presenting the cheque to Joan and her girls, Maddie and Allie
The organisers of the Ballymahon Honda 50 & Motor bike fun run have expressed a huge thanks to everyone who came out to support their recent event.
One of the organisers Darren Mulledy explained, "Because of your amazing support and the huge support we received from local businesses €7,237 was raised for The Kearney Kids Fund."
Mr Mulledy continued, "Both Mike Egan and I would like to thank everyone who helped in any way to make this year's Ballymahon Honda & Motorbike Fun Run a huge success."
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Darren and Mike presented Joan and her girls, Maddie and Allie with the cheque for €7,237 last Wednesday evening, July 10. The money raised is going towards Maddie and Allie’s future.
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