IDYA present the €10,000 cheque to Build4Life along with Nicholas O'Halloran, his mother and a CF nurse from Cork University Hospital Staff

Last week members of the Irish Deaf Youth Association of Ireland presented the Build4life Kids charity for Cystic Fibrosis with a cheque for €10,000. The cheque was presented at Cork University Hospital last week, and will go towards much needed Isolation Units for paediatric care of CF patients.

The Irish Deaf Youth Association, a registered charity, became aware of Cystic Fibrosis through one of its members Nicholas O'Halloran who has CF. He approached the IDYA to organise some fundraising events some months ago, and although the charity itself was struggling, when they were made aware of the lack of facilities to treat CF, they decided wanted to make a real difference.

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Thanks a million! :)

We would like to say a big massive thank you to everyone to was involved in the fundraising for The Cystic Fibrosis Association of Ireland and Build4Life4Kids/Cystic Fibrosis for the past 6 months. We are please to announce that we have raised €10,000 outside of the online donation feature and €2,396.24 online which means we have raised a grand total of €12,396.24 for the CF unit in Cork.

Subtitled Cinema Updated - 14-4-2011

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