Signed GAA jersey of Ulster Champions Armagh presented to Natalie McNally's family after it was won at a charity auction for Daire Rooney
A signed jersey of Ulster GAA Champions Armagh, won by a Co Down man in a raffle to raise money for a child’s journey to the USA, has been presented to the family of Natalie McNally.
An auction and charity night was held recently in the Irish National Foresters in Lurgan to raise funds for Daire Rooney’s journey to Arizona for stem cell treatment.
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The 12-year-old is Autistic and non-verbal. It is hoped stem cell treatment will help Daire communicate.
Natalie McNally, who was murdered in her home in Lurgan in December 2022, was a huge Armagh fan and her family were absolutely delighted when the Armagh jersey was presented to them by Down man Willie Quinn.
Brendan McNally said: “Many thanks to proud Down man Willie Quinn, here presenting us with a signed jersey of the Ulster champions.
"The jersey was won at the Irish National Foresters charity event in Lurgan, in aid of Daire Rooney, receiving stem cell treatment in the US.”