She is currently receiving care in Crumlin Children's Hospital in Dublin.
The Chairperson of a Midlands GAA club says the family of an Offaly teenager, who suffered life-altering injuries last week, are stunned at the support from their community.
A GoFundMe page set up by Clara Ladies Football Club has raised over €158,000 so far for Miya Connolly Loonam, after she was seriously injured in a road traffic collision near Clara last week.
Miya is currently receiving care in Crumlin Children's Hospital in Dublin.
The club's chair, Valerie Rooney says Miya's family are grateful for the help:
You can donate to the Go Fund Me here.
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