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The event, at the Swilly Inn in Ballyraine, has been running since 2009
The annual Swilly Inn Jumper Party in Letterkenny will take place this coming Friday.
Monies raised from the event, which kicks off at 7pm on Friday, December 19, are for the Greg Fitzgerald Recovery Fund.
Tickets for the raffle on the night can be purchased on iDonate Karaoke Christmas Jumper Party for Greg.
Last year's proceeds from the party “exceeded and doubled” all expectations. The pre-Christmas event was also in aid of Greg’s recovery, with the initial target set at €4,000 from the night of entertainment, which also included a huge raffle, and managed to gather an amazing €9,300.
Letterkenny native Greg suffered a stroke in March of last year and is continuing his recovery.
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The event has been running since 2009 and will be hosted by Adam Moore with DJ Dano - Daniel McGarrigle - who will provide the entertainment, with Adam’s sister Claire, Stephen McConnell, Louise Toner, Emmet Toner and Liz Crealey all part of the committee.
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