More Than €230,000 Raised for Wicklow Man's Family after Tragic Death.

Monday, 15 November 2021 11:28

By Breffni Clack

More than €230,000 has been raised for a grieving family left devastated by the tragic death of a Wicklow man in recent weeks

More than €230,000 has been raised for a grieving family left devastated by the tragic death of a Wicklow man in recent weeks. Christy Miley passed away after a workplace accident in Co Dublin on October 28.

The family had secured planning permission to build their "forever home" in Valleymount, Co Wicklow just before tragedy struck. Following his death, a fundraiser has been launched to provide a home for the family.

https://gofund.me/170a7a89Go Fund Me Website

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