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DSC72340 REPRO FREE 11.04.2015 Members of the Crookstown Fundraising Branch of the Irish Guide Dogs and friends photographed at the charity's headquarters at Model Farm Rd., when presentations were made to John Joe Buckley, Mary Melleney and Dan Joe Mullane by Jim Dennehy, President and Co-Founder, Eddie Murphy, Chairman Board of Management and Padraig Mallon, CEO, in recognition of their efforts on behalf of Guide Dogs over many years. Special tributes were paid to John Joe's wife, the late Tessie, who was the driving force behind the group's efforts. The present committee has vowed to continue the good work and are planning for the annual walk in July. Picture: Mike English.
DSC72340 REPRO FREE 11.04.2015 Members of the Crookstown Fundraising Branch of the Irish Guide Dogs and friends photographed at the charity's headquarters at Model Farm Rd., when presentations were made to John Joe Buckley, Mary Melleney and Dan Joe Mullane by Jim Dennehy, President and Co-Founder, Eddie Murphy, Chairman Board of Management and Padraig Mallon, CEO, in recognition of their efforts on behalf of Guide Dogs over many years. Special tributes were paid to John Joe's wife, the late Tessie, who was the driving force behind the group's efforts. The present committee has vowed to continue the good work and are planning for the annual walk in July. Picture: Mike English.
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REPRO FREE 11.04.2015 Members of the Crookstown Fundraising Branch of

the Irish Guide Dogs and friends photographed at the charity's headquarters at Model Farm Rd., when presentations were made to John Joe Buckley, Mary Melleney and Dan Joe Mullane by Jim Dennehy, President and Co-Founder, Eddie Murphy, Chairman Board of Management and Padraig Mallon, CEO, in recognition of their efforts on behalf of Guide Dogs over many years. Special tributes were paid to John Joe's wife, the late Tessie, who was the driving force behind the group's efforts. The present committee has vowed to continue the good work and are planning for the annual walk in July.
Picture: Mike English.
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