
Greenhills Boys raise €3k from charity match for CHI Crumlin Neurology Department
GREENHILLS Boys AFC presented a cheque for €3,000 to the CHI Crumlin Neurology Department on Tuesday morning after hosting a charity football tournament this summer.
Members of the team visited the hospital department in Crumlin to hand over the cheque in person after the club had held a football tournament in June to raise funds, with the cause close to their hearts.
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