Munster Rugby team up with children’s ambulance service to fund next vehicle

Stars appeal to rugby fans to get behind BUMBLEance, which provides a national service for children who are seriously ill
Munster Rugby players Conor Phillips, Peter O'Mahony, and Keynon Knox launching the #MunsterMachine initiative to help fund the 18th BUMBLEance vehicle. They are asking rugby fans to get involved via the link at the foot of this article. 

Munster Rugby players Conor Phillips, Peter O'Mahony, and Keynon Knox launching the #MunsterMachine initiative to help fund the 18th BUMBLEance vehicle. They are asking rugby fans to get involved via the link at the foot of this article. 

Munster Rugby have teamed up with Ireland’s national children’s ambulance service to fund the charity’s next vehicle.

BUMBLEance, founded by Mary and Tony Heffernan from Castlemaine in Co Kerry, provides a national service for critically and seriously ill children, who require transportation between their home and children’s hospitals, hospices, national treatment centres and respite centres.

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