Macmillan Cancer cheque presentation at Portglenone

Macmillan Cancer benefited from the recent ‘Run’n’the Bann event, held in Portglenone.
By The Newsroom
Published 8th Oct 2013, 11:58 BST
Michelle Ferguson (far right), on behalf of Macmillan Unit, receives a cheque for £1900 from Francis Dobbin, Brian Mooney (Community Rescue Service), Louise Morrison (Rose Cafe), Sean McGarry (Gig n the Bann), Martin Kearney (Gig n the Bann), Steven Clarke (Steve's Take Away), Grace Donaghy (Bannvale Credit Union) and young Gracie Donaghy, money raised from the Gig n the Bann annual fun run. INBT41-231ACMichelle Ferguson (far right), on behalf of Macmillan Unit, receives a cheque for £1900 from Francis Dobbin, Brian Mooney (Community Rescue Service), Louise Morrison (Rose Cafe), Sean McGarry (Gig n the Bann), Martin Kearney (Gig n the Bann), Steven Clarke (Steve's Take Away), Grace Donaghy (Bannvale Credit Union) and young Gracie Donaghy, money raised from the Gig n the Bann annual fun run. INBT41-231AC
Michelle Ferguson (far right), on behalf of Macmillan Unit, receives a cheque for £1900 from Francis Dobbin, Brian Mooney (Community Rescue Service), Louise Morrison (Rose Cafe), Sean McGarry (Gig n the Bann), Martin Kearney (Gig n the Bann), Steven Clarke (Steve's Take Away), Grace Donaghy (Bannvale Credit Union) and young Gracie Donaghy, money raised from the Gig n the Bann annual fun run. INBT41-231AC

Michelle Ferguson (far right), on behalf of Macmillan Unit, was on hand to receive a cheque for £1900.

Presenting the cheque were Francis Dobbin, Brian Mooney (Community Rescue Service), Louise Morrison (Rose Cafe), Sean McGarry (Gig n the Bann), Martin Kearney (Gig n the Bann), Steven Clarke (Steve’s Take Away), Grace Donaghy (Bannvale Credit Union) and young Gracie Donaghy, money raised from the Gig n the Bann annual fun run. INBT41-231AC