It's across two fundraisers.
Over €18,000 has been raised for a midlands woman who has been diagnosed with two rare spinal conditions.
Athlone's Philly Fuery spent over seven months in hospital following two spinal operations and is now in a wheelchair full time.
Her daughter, Jazmine, will skydive in aid of her mother and Spinal Injuries Ireland on April 20th, which has so far gained over €5,800.
Another donation page has been set up by Ms Fuery's sister Olivia, which has so far raised over €12,000.
Olivia says Philly remains determined despite the setbacks:
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