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A local student student from Knockbeg has started a fund raiser for vital services for vital services in County Carlow.
Luke Kehoe, the student from Knockbeg College, is seeking to raise funds St Clare's Food Kitchen and Sacred Heart Catholic Hospital in County Carlow by doing a sky dive.
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The GoFundMe page is currently at 82% of the €700 goal with currently sat at €575.
The GoFundMe page reads as follows:
I am doing a sky dive on the 10th of April 2025 in order to raise funds for two charities: St. Clare’s Hospitality Kitchen, Graiguecullen and Sacred Heart Catholic Hospital, Carlow. I am a 6th year student in Knockbeg, co Laois and as part of my final year in Knockbeg, our year group has decided to do a skydive for a worthy cause. St. Clare’s Food Kitchen provides fresh and hot meals to those in need. Sacred Heart is a reputable nursing home that provides exceptional care for elderly individuals. Any donation is greatly appreciated!
This is a great cause and the fundraiser is almost at its goal, with more information being found on the GoFundMe page HERE.
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