Wicklow People

COFFEE MORNING

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Chloe O’Donovan and Claudia McAlister at the Dominican College transition year students’ coffee morning for Wicklow Hospice Foundation.

THE Transition Year students at Dominican College got their fundraisin­g off to a mouthwater­ing start last Thursday when they held a coffee morning.

The annual coffee morning which is traditiona­lly held the day after the students receive their Junior Certificat­e results raised a total of €738 for Wicklow Hospice.

Teacher Therese Goff said the event had been a great success. ‘All 77 of our TY students turned up on the day and they organised the whole thing in advance. The coffee morning is initially opened to the senior classes and the staff who are served by the TY students and then it is opened to the public.

‘At lunchtime there is a cake sale for the junior classes. It’s a nice way for the girls to celebrate their Junior Certificat­e results and they really enjoy it.

‘They take the responsibi­lity of it very seriously and many of them make baked goods as well for the event. It kicks off the start of the fundraisin­g they will do in the school as part of the TY experience as well. They received great support and were delighted with the money raised for the hospice.’

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 ?? PHOTOS BY PAUL MESSITT ?? RIGHT: Nikita Moorehouse, Heather Mcinerney, Hannah Byrne, Katie O’Sullivan, Holly Goulding, Niamh Caffrey and Ellen Griffiths at the Dominican College Transition Year students’ coffee morning for the hospice foundation.
PHOTOS BY PAUL MESSITT RIGHT: Nikita Moorehouse, Heather Mcinerney, Hannah Byrne, Katie O’Sullivan, Holly Goulding, Niamh Caffrey and Ellen Griffiths at the Dominican College Transition Year students’ coffee morning for the hospice foundation.
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Doha al Solyman, Leah Byrne and Leah Duffy.

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