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The late Frank McHale
The Remembering Frank McHale campaign will come to a close in the coming weeks.
The fundraising committee have expressed their gratitude to the community, on behalf of the McHale Family, for their support to the campaign over the past number of weeks.
Frank, a cherished member of the Burrishoole locality, suddenly passed away on St Stephen's Day.
He was not only a dedicated member of the community but also a loving husband to Maria, and dad to Matthew, Finn, Joseph, Thomas and Maisie.
Frank selflessly devoted countless hours to community, clubs and local fundraisers.
The Burrishoole community fundraising campaign has been running since January with the aim to support his young family during this challenging time.
The committee will be closing the iDonate page on Monday, March 18, and have extended their heartfelt gratitude to all those who have generously contributed to the cause, which has reached over €110,000.
“Your support is very much appreciated and speaks volumes about how much Frank meant to the community,” wrote the committee.
Information can be found and donations can be made on the iDonate page.
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