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€146,000 raised in two days to help feed frontline workers

In just two days, a Dublin business man has helped raise €146,000 to deliver food to the front ...

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18.23 17 Mar 2020


€146,000 raised in two days to help feed frontline workers


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18.23 17 Mar 2020


In just two days, a Dublin business man has helped raise €146,000 to deliver food to the front line workers in this Covid 19 crisis.

Cian O'Flaherty had the idea to set up a Go Fund Me page, initially hoping to raise €250 to send a few pizzas to the wards in some hospitals dealing with the crisis.

Within four hours, there was €10,000 donations and since then, it's growing by the hour.

Cian spoke to Mark Cagney on The Hard Shoulder to explain how it's having a double effect of keeping otherwise quiet kitchens in business, and giving back to the staff who are working round the clock in this crisis.

If you want to contribute, you can donate here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/feed-the-heroes


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