The fundraiser is in aid of Liam Brereton, a young farmer from Tipperary doing the Green Cert, who was involved in a car accident that has had lifelong consequences for him.
A tractor run will take place on Sunday 8 February in the Ragg, Co Tipperary, to raise funds for a very good cause. The fundraiser is in aid of Liam Brereton, a young farmer from the area doing the Green Cert, who was involved in a car accident that has had lifelong consequences for him.
Liam has received a place at the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Dun Laoghaire, where he is pushing himself to achieve the best possible outcome.
All funds raised will go to his family to help with the cost of his intensive rehab, mobility equipment, home adaptions and specialist care. A GoFundMe page has been set up, with over €25,000 of the €35,000 target raised. A worthy cause.
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A tractor run will take place on Sunday 8 February in the Ragg, Co Tipperary, to raise funds for a very good cause. The fundraiser is in aid of Liam Brereton, a young farmer from the area doing the Green Cert, who was involved in a car accident that has had lifelong consequences for him.
Liam has received a place at the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Dun Laoghaire, where he is pushing himself to achieve the best possible outcome.
All funds raised will go to his family to help with the cost of his intensive rehab, mobility equipment, home adaptions and specialist care. A GoFundMe page has been set up, with over €25,000 of the €35,000 target raised. A worthy cause.
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