Cork woman makes toiletry bags for frontline staff

A Cork woman and her children have made hundreds of toiletry goody bags for frontline workers, to show solidarity with those at the forefront of the Covid-19 crisis.
Cork woman makes toiletry bags for frontline staff
Tue, 14 Apr, 2020 - 16:38
Aine Kenny

Hilary Coughlan has made 1000 toiletry goody bags for front line workers
Hilary Coughlan has made 1000 toiletry goody bags for front line workers

A Cork woman and her children have made hundreds of toiletry goody bags for frontline workers, to show solidarity with those at the forefront of the Covid-19 crisis.

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