The money will be used to support the family of a midlands man, who passed away from Lymphoma last month.
Almost €40,000 has been raised in 48 hours to support the family of a midlands dad who passed away from a rare and aggressive form of cancer.
Offaly's James Dooley passed away last month, after being diagnosed with Lymphoma, leaving behind his wife Sharon and their four children aged between three and nine.
The money will go towards supporting the Drumcullen family and allowing Sharon to can take a leave of absence from work.
The fundraiser has a goal of €50,000.
You can donate to the Gofundme here.
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