Gardai say the fatal incident happened in Edenderry on Saturday evening
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In May of this year, a wonderful group of supporters of Anam Cara walked part of the famous Camino de Santiago.
Each person on the trip could relate to the overwhelming sense of loss, whether they had lost a child themselves or supporting someone, whos’ child had died.
Anam Cara are delighted to announce that the 2024 walk is in planning and the date is confirmed for next April.
On April,2 8, 2024, the group will depart Dublin to take on the final section of the Portuguese Coastal Camino, where they will be walking from Oia to Santiago. The total distance is approximately 110km over the week.
If you would like some more information, please contact Jamie on j.conway@anamcara.ie or 01-4045378.
All funds raised will ensure Anam Cara continue their support services for bereaved parents, nationwide.
On Monday, November 20, Anam Cara will hold their Tipperary meeting in the Horse & Jockey Hotel, Thurles, at 7.15pm.
All bereaved parents in the area are most welcome to attend, regardless of age of the child or circumstances of death.
For further information, please contact Anam Cara on 085-2888888 or info@anamcara.ie
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