Killarney

By Sean Moriarty
<h3>Siobhan Reen, the Killarney Jack and Jill Foundation nurse, has praised a group of car enthusiasts who raised over &euro;25,000 at the weekend.</h3>
Over 40 supercars took part in the Bumble 1000 road run. After setting off from Dublin on Friday morning the crews overnighted in Wexford and Cork before completing the run in Killarney.
 The cars left Kinsale, County Cork on Sunday morning and travelled to the finish line at Killarney Racecourse via the Healy Pass and Moll&rsquo;s Gap.
 Hundreds of spectators waited at the Ross Road venue to see the cars cross the finish line where organisers PJ and Corina Harte told the Killarney Advertiser they had raised: &ldquo;&euro;25,000 up to this point and there is more to come in&rdquo;.
 Siobhan Reen is a member of the Rathmore Peugeot Garage family. &ldquo;I gave up the car trade to go nursing,&rdquo; she told the Killarney Advertiser. &ldquo;This means everything to the 396 families we help all over Ireland.&rdquo; The 40 supercars included three rare Lamborghinis said to be valued at over &euro;350,000 each.

Car run raises €25k for Jack and Jill Foundation

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