A large crowd gathered to Walk in the Park for Parkinsons in Letterkenny yesterday.
It was one of ten total park walks across Ireland this weekend raising funds for Parkinson’s Ireland.
The funds raised in Letterkenny’s park walk will go towards assisting the North West branch of Parkinson’s Ireland, which delivers vital support to those with the condition in Donegal and Sligo.
The walks were also designed to raise awareness of Parkinson’ and the estimated 18,000 people in Ireland that have been diagnosed with the condition.
For more information about Parkinson’s Ireland, or to find out more about the North West Branch, you can visit www.parkinsons.ie or call 1800 359359.
Thanks to Clive Wasson Photography for these great images from yesterday’s walk in the Bernard McGlinchey Town Park.
Ellie McSpadden, Louise McSpadden, Will McSpadden, Mary Sweeney and Liam Ssrain at the ‘Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’ which took place in Letterkenny Town Park last weekend, and was supported by Home Instead Donegal. Photo Clive Wasson
Liam Strain, Paul Hegarty and Dessie McBride at the ‘Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’ which took place in Letterkenny Town Park last weekend, and was supported by Home Instead Donegal.
. Photo Clive Wasson
Annette Olson and Peter McGee at the ‘Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’ which took place in Letterkenny Town Park last weekend, and was supported by Home Instead Donegal.
Photo Clive Wasson
Ann Foxe speaking at the ‘Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’ which took place in Letterkenny Town Park last weekend, and was supported by Home Instead Donegal. Photo Clive Wasson
Walkers at the ‘Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’ which took place in Letterkenny Town Park last weekend, and was supported by Home Instead Donegal. Photo Clive Wasson
Croía Fields, Letterkenny (aged 3), Hannah Crawford, Buncrana, (5) and Darragh Fields, Letterkenny (4) at the ‘Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’ which took place in Letterkenny Town Park last weekend, and was supported by Home Instead Donegal. Photo Clive Wasson
Eileen Railly, Anne Kelly, Ann Glancey, Clodagh McgGee, Michael McGlynn, Mary McGlyann and Andy McGlynn at the ‘Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’ which took place in Letterkenny Town Park last weekend, and was supported by Home Instead Donegal. Photo Clive Wasson
Fiona Bridgeman, Ellen Bridgeman, Shiela Moore, Thomas Bridgeman, Sheila Moore, John Moore, Jack Moore, Peter Birdgeman, Yvonne McCallion and Obi.at the ‘Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’ which took place in Letterkenny Town Park last weekend, and was supported by Home Instead Donegal. Photo Clive Wasson
Walkers at the ‘Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’ which took place in Letterkenny Town Park last weekend, and was supported by Home Instead Donegal.. Photo Clive Wasson
Walkers at the ‘Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’ which took place in Letterkenny Town Park last weekend, and was supported by Home Instead Donegal. Photo Clive Wasson
Alsion Hegarty, Manager of Home Instead Doengal with alkers start at the ‘Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’ which took place in Letterkenny Town Park last weekend, and was supported by Home Instead Donegal. Photo Clive Wasson
Home Instead Staff at the ‘Walk in the Park for Parkinson’s’ which took place in Letterkenny Town Park last weekend, and was supported by Home Instead Donegal.
from left are Louise McSpadden, Alison Hegarty, General Manager of Home Instead Donegal, Mary Sweeney, Annette Olston, Ruberta Cuddy, Laura Crawford, Martin Gallaher and Kathryn Ferry Photo Clive Wasson Photo Clive Wasson
