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Ronald McDonald House sees €500k funding shortfall

Their first family home was a house with 16 bedrooms run by a charity, says Martin Foy.

Margaret and Martin after the birth of their twin daughters Muireann and Roisín.

Thu, 28 May, 2020 - 11:20

Evelyn Ring

Their first family home was a house with 16 bedrooms run by a charity, says Martin Foy.

Martin's twin daughter, Roisín, needed emergency treatment at Our Lady's Children's Hospital in Crumlin, Dublin, after she was born.

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Place: Crumlin Place: Dublin Place: Ballintotas Place: Co Cork Person: Martin Foy Person: Martin Person: Roisin Person: Foy Person: Margaret Person: Muireann Organisation: House Organisation: Our Lady's Children's Hospital Organisation: Cork University Maternity Hospital Organisation: Our Lady's Hospital Organisation: Ronald McDonald House Organisation: Covid-19 Organisation: Ronald McDonald House Charities

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