Students lend support to elderly charity

HUNDREDS of students from 18 Cork schools are continuing to brave winter winds for the city’s annual fast and fundraising appeal for the care of the elderly.

Students lend support to elderly charity
Thu, 20 Dec, 2007 - 00:00
Sean O’Riordan

SHARE, the organisation run by secondary school pupils in Cork, is continuing its 38th Christmas fast and fundraising campaign.

The focal point is an attractive Christmas Crib at Daunt’s Square, Cork, with other cribs in the city’s main shopping centres.

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