125 Transition Year students from St Flannan’s College and their teachers climbed Croagh Patrick today (Thursday).

In what is a fundraiser for Milford Hospice, Cahercalla Community Hopspital and Cancer Care West, staff and students are climbing the Mayo mountain on Thursday and they will be holding a bucket collection in a flag day around Ennis on Friday after returning to Co Clare.

To date an approximate €9000 has been raised and the students are well set to pass the €10,000 mark.

All TY students have been given a sponsorship card while other fundraising methods include direct donations to the school, an in-house bake sale and an in-house bucket collection. Further ventures are planned to take place in the next fortnight.

Related News

kathyrn thomas shannon airport 1
Shannon Airport launches biggest ever flights giveaway
shannon airport sun-2
56k passengers for Shannon Airport over May Bank Holiday weekend
shannon airport solar farm darragh o'brien ray o'driscoll 2
O'Driscoll appointment poises Shannon Airport Group for 'continued growth & success' - Chamber President
clan domestic supports 1
Domestic abuse supports to be signposted at Kilrush event
Latest News
shannon airport sun-2
56k passengers for Shannon Airport over May Bank Holiday weekend
blathnaid reynolds 1
Moher Celtic looking for another moment in history with bid for back to back Cup titles
kerry vs clare u20 22-04-26 dermot coughlan 1
'Massive strides' made by Clare U20 footballers but tired bodies accelerated exit
clare vs limerick u20 08-04-2 darren moroney joe casey 1
'There's great character in this team' - Clare U20s name unchanged side for Cork clash
clare vs limerick u20 08-04-2 ronan kilroy 2
'His mother would be very proud of him' - Kilroy's leadership commended
Premium
'There's great character in this team' - Clare U20s name unchanged side for Cork clash
'His mother would be very proud of him' - Kilroy's leadership commended
Cork defeat Clare minors by 25 points
Four year driving ban for Kinvara man who dipped urine sample into toilet bowl
Feakle & Mills still unbeaten as Kilmaley & Scariff suffer first Clare Cup losses

Annual Subscription!

The Clare Echo annual subscription for just €69.99 a year. 

Prefer to pay monthly? Click the monthly option and get the first six months for just €3 a month (less than 75c per week), and thereafter €8 per month. 

Cancel anytime, limited time offer. T&Cs Apply. www.clareecho.ie.