6,000 Easter eggs to be delivered to children in emergency accommodation

Mars Ireland has donated trucks full of chocolate goodies to Inner City Helping Homeless.

Wed, 08 Apr, 2020 - 13:21

Anna O’Donoghue

6,000 Easter eggs have been donated to help put smiles on the faces of homeless children.

Following Health Minister Simon Harris’ announcement that the Easter Bunny has been given the go ahead to work this weekend, Mars Ireland has donated trucks full of chocolate goodies to Inner City Helping Homeless.

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