Carrickferugs RAFA's Joe Corr, welfare officer; Kevin McRandle, life vice president and Colin Murphy, past chair, with the Wings Appeal cheque.Carrickferugs RAFA's Joe Corr, welfare officer; Kevin McRandle, life vice president and Colin Murphy, past chair, with the Wings Appeal cheque.
Carrickferugs RAFA's Joe Corr, welfare officer; Kevin McRandle, life vice president and Colin Murphy, past chair, with the Wings Appeal cheque.

Carrickfergus RAFA thanks public for £27,000 Wings Appeal support

By The Newsroom
Published 31st Oct 2022, 19:09 BST
Updated 31st Oct 2022, 20:04 BST
The RAF Association’s Carrickfergus branch has yet again broken the £25k barrier for the annual Wings Appeal campaign.

A total of £27,000 was collected by the branch, which which covers Whitehead through Carrickfergus and Greenisland to Newtownabbey and Glengormley.

The local Wings Appeal for 2022 concluded with a supper dance and raffle in Carrickfergus Golf Club.

Wing Commander Noel Williams, chair of Carrickfergus RAFA branch, said: “Thanks to all who contributed to this marvellous total.”

The funding goes towards providing welfare support and relief for veterans who served in the RAF, and their families.

Guests at the Wings Appeal supper dance and raffle.

1. Supper dance

Guests at the Wings Appeal supper dance and raffle. Photo: Contributed

Enjoying the social evening to conclude the Wings Appeal fundraising effort.

2. Social event

Enjoying the social evening to conclude the Wings Appeal fundraising effort. Photo: Contributed

Carrickfergus RAFA branch hosted the supper dance and raffle.

3. RAFA fundraiser

Carrickfergus RAFA branch hosted the supper dance and raffle. Photo: Contributed

Enjoying the supper dance and raffle at Carrickfergus Golf Club.

4. RAFA fundraiser

Enjoying the supper dance and raffle at Carrickfergus Golf Club. Photo: Contributed

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