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Hike for Ukraine raises over €6000

Gardai Fergus Crowe, Jason Hughes, Aran Grehan, Annie Hunt, and retired Air Traffic Controller Frank Barry . Missing is photographer John Hunt,
Jessica Quinn
By Jessica Quinn
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ORGANISERS of a hike up Mount Brandon to raise funds for a charity working in Ukraine have confirmed they have raised more than €6,000.

Retired Air Traffic Controllers  Frank Barry from Clarecastle and  John Hunt from Roscommon with his daughter Annie and four members of An Garda Siochana from Portlaoise recently climbed Mount Brandon to raise money  in aid of Concerns appeal for Ukraine.

Paying tribute to all of those who supported the endeavour Frank said, “A big thank you to everyone who supported this fundraiser which took place on April 6”.

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