Killarney

By Michelle Crean
<h3>Santa Claus and the Gap of Dunloe Poney Men were in a very giving mood this week as they donated €2,185.50 to Kerry Hospice.</h3>
Dermot O&#8217;Reilly received a call to visit Kate Kearney&#8217;s Cottage as Santa Claus said he had a present for him. He then gifted €1,330 to Dermot for Kerry Hospice Foundation.
Then it was the turn of the Gap of Dunloe Poney Men who raised €855.50 for the cancer charity through a recent raffle.
Sean Coffey of Kate Kearney&#8217;s Cottage made the presentation on behalf of the Poney Men.
&#8220;Kate Kearney&#8217;s did Santa for three Saturdays, the whole staff were involved,&#8221; Dermot told the Killarney Advertiser.
&#8220;There was no charge and people made donations. There was face painting and the children went away happy. The Poney Men did a raffle and had three prizes. We are delighted with the amounts raised.&#8221;

Hospice receive Christmas gift from Santa

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