She is scheduled to jump with her son in February.
A 75-year-old woman, who's planning to skydive 10,000 feet in aid of Palestine, has already raised over €8,000.
Mary McDonnell from Nenagh will do the jump with her son, Mike, in Offaly on February 11th.
Both are founding members of the Nenagh Friends of Palestine group, and the Go Fund Me says Mary has witnessed the discrimination, brutality, and murder of innocent Palestinian civilians over the last 75 years.
All funds raised will be going directly to 2 organisations based in Gaza - Medical Aid for Palestinians and Palestine Children's Relief Fund.
You can donate here.
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