An incredible total in excess of £6002.18 was raised in support of Cancer Research UK funding clinical trials here in Northern Ireland.
Speaking on behalf of Newry Cancer Research, Rosalind McCullough, Event Coordinator, said: “I am truly overwhelmed by everyone’s generosity.
"I would personally like to thank the management of Milne Holiday Parks, particularly the staff at Shanlieve Caravan Park, for their logistical support. Special thanks also go to the Commons Silver Band Newry for the wonderful musical entertainment, and to Hilary Ferris and Heather Laffin donating the beautifully knitted dolls.
“We are so grateful to everyone who donated goods and prizes, our fellow committee members, close friends and neighbours on the site, all who attended, and the volunteers who helped make the event such a great success.”
A heartfelt thank you is also extended to the following local businesses for their generous support: ASDA - Kilkeel, Davis Home Bakery - Cullyhanna, Apple Blossom Bakery - Loughgall, A Piece of Cake - Newry, Around Noon - Newry, Corn Dolly - Newry, Deli*Lites - Newry, Dream Nails - Kilkeel, Hollie Berrie At The Tearoom - Scarva, Kilmorey Arms Hotel - Kilkeel, James Knox & Sons LTD - Kilkeel, Nicholsons Family Butchers - Kilkeel, John A Shannon - Kilkeel, McVeigh’s Costcutter - Dunvail, The Shelbourne - Newry, Tesco Extra - Newry, Phillips Fruit LTD – Newry and S&W Wholesale – Newry.
To learn more about the work of the Newry Cancer Research fundraising committee and volunteering opportunities, please visit our Facebook page: Newry Cancer Research.

5. Newry Cancer Research Coffee Morning at Cranfield
Lots of fun at this table at the Newry Cancer Research Coffee Morning at the Caravan Park in Cranfield. INNR3103 Photo: LIZ BOYLE

6. Newry Cancer Research Coffee Morning at Cranfield
Rosalind McCullough and members of Newry Cancer Research Committee and Volunteers who helped at Newry Cancer Coffee Morning at Cranfield Caravan Park. INNR3107 Photo: LIZ BOYLE

7. Newry Cancer Research Coffee Morning at Cranfield
Crowd enjoys the stalls selling all kinds of home crafts at the Coffee Morning. INNR3104 Photo: LIZ BOYLE

