The Offaly man passed away last month.
The family of a midlands man who passed away from a rare and aggressive form of cancer says they're "immensely grateful" after a fundraiser surpassed €50,000.
James Dooley from Drumcullen in Offaly passed away from Lymphoma last month.
A GoFundMe was set up to support his wife Sharon and their four children - an initial target of €50,000 was set, but that's since been increased to €100,000 after it surpassed the original goal in just three days.
Mr. Dooley's sister Mary has been speaking to Will Faulkner on Midlands Today, and has been telling him what James was like:
Read More: Almost €40,000 Raised To Help Grieving Midlands Family
Anyone who wishes to donate can so here.
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