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John McHugh and his mum Trish are cycling from Donegal to Longford this week to raise funds for FND (Functional Neurological Disorder) Ireland
John McHugh, who lives with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), and his mum Trish are cycling from Donegal to Longford this week to raise funds for FND Ireland.
Grattan Óg GAA posted a message on social media wishing John and his mum every success.
“John McHugh is cycling from Donegal to Longford this week to raise funds for FND Ireland. He's cycling to raise awareness for a condition that affects thousands in this country. Please support this incredible young man - feeling proud.”
FND Ireland is the first Irish registered charity dedicated to advocating for and supporting those living with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) in Ireland.
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Their mission is to advocate for better awareness and clinical advancements, promote research and provide support to those living with FND in Ireland.
You can support John and his mum as they take on this amazing challenge by scanning the QR code to donate or follow this link https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/JohnMcHugh2025
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