Cordal man D.J.Fealey and his Listowel girlfriend, Ava Holly are taking on a ‘daretobebrave’ challenge by abseiling off Croke Park’s Hogan Stand on Saturday, April 20th in aid of Children’s Health Ireland.
“I suppose I brought D.J. into this world of Children’s Health Ireland after being an ongoing patient of Crumlin Children’s Hospital for over 20 years,” said Ava.
“It’s a foundation that is extremely close to my heart and we are both so excited to be taking on this challenge,” she said.
Daring to be Brave Every Day
“Children and parents alike dare to be brave every single day within the hospitals that Children’s Health Ireland makes up: Crumlin; Temple Street and Connolly,” Ava continued.
“Whether it be through daily/weekly/monthly checkups or staying positive whilst having lengthily admittance into any of these chosen hospitals away from family and friends and away from a normal childhood experience.
Facing our Fears
“The bravery of each and every person and child in these hospitals deserves to be admired, appreciated and praised beyond what words can possibly describe.
“This is why we are facing our fears and daring to be brave and we hope you can help us get to our final goal of €1000.00 between the two of us. Any donation big or small goes such a long way for such a worthy cause.
“We appreciate any help and well wishes sent our way,” said Ava in conclusion. Learn more with a click on the link here: https://childrenshealth.enthuse.com/pf/dj-fealey
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