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06 Sept 2025
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George Moran (Principal Breaffy NS), Tommy O'Reilly (Fidelity Investments), James Minogue (3rd class teacher). Pic: Breaffy NS
Breaffy National School has received a generous donation. Tommy O'Reilly from Fidelity Investments presented 30 laptops to the Mayo school. This is part of the 'Fidelity Cares' initiative, working with non-profit organisations to support local communities.
A spokesperson for the school said: "We are very grateful to Tommy O'Reilly from Fidelity Investments Ireland for all his assistance in bringing this initiative to our school. The donation of 30 laptops will help greatly to enhance the digital learning opportunities we can offer children in our classrooms."
Fidelity Investments is a family run investment company run out of Boston, MA. As part of the 'Fidelity Cares', initiative they work with non-profit organisations and employees to support local communities and schools to develop the next generation of the Irish community.
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