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<h3>A local family who have benefited from the services provided by the Jack and Jill Foundation have welcomed a supercar run that will visit Killarney on Sunday.</h3>
The Bumblebee 1000 left Dublin earlier today (Friday) and will overnight in Wexford and Kinsale on its way to Killarney.
Over 40 high-end supercars are expected at the finish line at the racecourse at around 2pm on Sunday. They will arrive in town via the Healy Pass and Moll&rsquo;s Gap.
The O&rsquo;Mahony family from Woodlawn are looking forward to welcoming the supercars to their hometown.
Little Alexis O&rsquo;Mahony suffers from a genetic condition called PDH deficiency. It affects her ability to breakdown food to fuel her body.
Her parents Steve and Teresa have benefited from the help offered by the local branch of the Jack and Jill Foundation.
They are both car lovers too.
&ldquo;My dad John and brother John are all involved in rallying. I own a classic Audi S3 myself, so we are delighted this event is coming to town and raising funds for Jack and Jill,&rdquo; Steve told the Killarney Advertiser.
&ldquo;This event will help Alexis. Colour, noise and people are all very important for her.&rdquo;

Supercar charity run to finish at racecourse

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