She suffered a bleed on the brain last November.
A fundraiser is taking place this weekend to help bring an Offaly woman, who suffered a brain hemorrhage, home.
Geraldine Gorman was rushed to hospital last November and she's been cared for there ever since.
A tractor run is taking place from Rhode Hall at 12pm on Sunday.
Over €22,000 has already been raised through a GoFundMe page.
Her brother Owen Swaine says trucks, cars, buses, bikes and other classics vehicles are welcome:
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