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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Kilian McGreal, Amanda Lynham Clarke, Jason Lynham, Flinn Lynham, Louise Kelly, Elaine Lynham
McGreals Pharmacy, with the help of the local community raised €985 for Flinn the Warrior at a coffee morning held in its Blessington Primary Care Pharmacy on Friday last.
Young and old passed through the pharmacy throughout the morning to show their support and enjoy cake and a cuppa for a very worthy cause including the little warrior himself Flinn.
"The support we received from the local community was amazing, from people volunteering to help or the local businesses donating freshly baked cakes and treats.
"We are very proud of the community spirit here in Blessington," said Kilian McGreal of McGreals Pharmacy
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