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26 Sept 2025
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Earlier this year, members of the Leach family climbed Croagh Patrick in remembrance of their loved one Paul Leach who passed away in late February of 2024. The family raised €2,300 which they kindly donated to the HSE Rural Training Centre located in Castlebar, County Mayo.
The HSE Rural Training Centre forms part of Mayo Mental Health Services Social Inclusion Programme. The centre offers a non-medical, holistic environment where service users are supported on their recovery journey by developing independence, skills, and interests along with an opportunity to enhance social inclusion. The main activities at the centre involve gardening, horticulture, art, crafts and catering with a strong focus on engagement with nature.
Pictured are Sean Leach and Siobhan Kelly on behalf of their family, presenting a cheque of €2,300 to Hugh Rainey, Centre Manager at Rural Training Centre, with money raised for the Centre following their climb of Croagh Patrick in March in remembrance of their son and brother, Paul Leach RIP. Pictured also: Damien Keane, Instructor, Rural Training Centre, and Ciara Kelly.
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