Go Fund Me Page Raises €12,000 For Young Wicklow Woman Following New Zealand Cliff Fall

Tuesday, 12 February 2019 14:42

By Hugh O'Farrell Walsh

The family of a young Wicklow woman, who was injured in an accident abroad, have flown over to be by her side.

Reports say that Orlagh Hanratty who moved to New Zealand from Bray is in a serious condition after falling around 30ft off cliffs in Dunedin on the South Island on the 7th February.

Her parents Tommy and Jenny have travelled to New Zealand to be with her. Tommy is the owner of Everest Cycles in Bray.

€12,000 has been raised through a GoFundMe page, established to help the 25 year old and her family with medical and rehabilitation costs.

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