Special Olympics chief to head volunteer task force

Special Olympics supremo Mary Davis is to head a new national citizenship task force to urge people to get involved in voluntary work in their communities.

Tue, 18 Apr, 2006 - 11:40

Special Olympics supremo Mary Davis is to head a new national citizenship task force to urge people to get involved in voluntary work in their communities.

Ms Davis will chair a 20-member board which includes former Government TD Bobby Molloy, outgoing GAA president Sean Kelly and rural development activist Fr Harry Bohan.

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