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Heatseizers MCC members Declan Sheerin, Noel Jordan, Dave Allen and John Gray with Monica and Catherine accepting the cheque on behalf of County Longford Hospice Homecare
Heatseizers Mcc (Motorcycle Enthusiasts Club) held their annual Halloween fundraiser in Creegan's of Bunlahy, Co Longford last October in aid of County Longford Hospice Homecare.
Members of the club recently handed over a cheque of the funds raised (€1,100) to Monica and Catherine of Longford Hospice Homecare in the Longford Arms Hotel.
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Noel Jordan said, "Heatseizers Mcc would like to thank Creegans of Bunlahy for hosting the fundraiser, huge thanks also to everyone who donated and supported this very worthy cause and to all the businesses who donated spot prizes and vouchers, too many to mention individually but know we hugely appreciate your support."
Pictured are club members Declan Sheerin, Noel Jordan, Dave Allen and John Gray with Monica and Catherine accepting the cheque on behalf of County Longford Hospice Homecare.
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