
Bohernabreena Classic Car Show raises €26k for St Anne’s GAA and LauraLynn
€26,000 was presented to St Anne’s GAA Club and LauraLynn Children’s Hospice after the money was raised through Bohernabreena Classic Car Show in July.
€13k each was given to both the local GAA club and the children’s hospice after the money was raised up during the annual show that saw more than 10,000 people make their way to the event.
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