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06 Sept 2025
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Westport Lions Club making the presentation to St Vincent De Paul. See end of article for full caption.
Westport Lions Club recently presented a cheque for €10,000 to the Westport branch of the Society of St Vincent de Paul for its annual Food Appeal. This wish to thank everyone who contributed their time and donations.
“The generosity shown by the people of Westport towards this annual Food Appeal was magnificent and we wish to thank them publicly. Our gratitude also to Rice College, Westport, and Westport Men's Shed for their support. Every contribution will directly benefit our community,” said Club member and organiser, Brendan O’Malley who added: “We are privileged to partner with the local St Vincent de Paul Society and we hope that this year’s Food Appeal contributions will help to ease the lot of the recipients.”
Pictured above at the presentation were Lions Club members presenting a cheque for €10,000 to the local branch of St Vincent de Paul, from left: Maggie McGing, Brendan O’Malley, Marie Ruane, (SVP), Michael Downes, Des Ryan, Ann Marie Gavin and Stephen Breheny, (SVP). Grianghraf: Cormac Ó Cionnaith
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