Carrigtwohill Community Council and Carrigtwohill GAA Club hosted a Coffee Morning in the Community Centre recently in aid of local man and former Carrig player, Mick O'Sullivan.  Mick is currently undergoing treatment for lymphoma having just recovered from a stem cell transplant for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.  

The purpose of the Coffee Morning was to raise funds to assist with the day-to-day bills & expenses of running a home for the duration of Mick’s treatment and to assist with the costs of travelling from Cork to Dublin for treatment. 

Sincere thanks to the organisers of the Coffee Morning, to those who donated prizes for the raffle and to everyone who supported the event on the day. 

You can also make a donation to Mick and his family here:

idonate.ie/crowdfunder/MickOSullivan

Pictured at the presentation of a cheque for the proceeds from the Coffee Morning are (L-R): Mick's wife, Niamh (with baby, Caoimhe), Paddy Vaughan (Carrigtwohill GAA Club treasurer), Mick O'Sullivan, Pauline Murphy (Community Council hall manager), Margaret Searson (Community Council treasurer), John Whyte (Mick's father-in-law), Sarah O'Sullivan (Mick's mother).