(L-R): Ann McLaughlin Michael Maher Mary Custy, Mary Purcell Regional Manager in the South & West Midwest, Celia Brett Midwest Area Coordinator and Paddy Maher.

€2000 has been presented to Grow Mental Health following a recent fundraiser in Kilmaley.

A social dancing fundraiser held at The Kilmaley Inn at the end of October has brought in €2,005 for the Ennis branch of Grow Mental Health.

Organised by Michael Maher and friends, the evening proved to be an enjoyable one but also raised much-needed funds for the charity.

Grow Mental Health is a registered charity with over 55 years’ experience supporting people in personal growth and recovery. It’s peer-support service has been operating in Ireland since 1969, is a testament to the vital role that other people play in the recovery of the individual.

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