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GAA club raises £40,000 for brother and sister knocked down in Staffordstown

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Tuesday, 14 March 2017 07:06

by Gillian McDade

Kickhams Creggan GAA club has raised more than £40,000 through their big breakfast at the weekend.

The money will support Fintan and Mary O’Neill - the young brother and sister who were knocked down after getting off their school bus in Staffordstown.

Fintan is recovering at home but Mary remains in a serious but stable condition in hospital. They are both pupils at St Patrick’s College in Maghera.

The cash will also go towards Antrim’s A&E department and the Royal Victoria Hospital’s intensive care unit.

Here's Chairman of Kickhams Creggan Tony McCollum:

 

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