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Cork Penny Dinners
Cork Penny Dinners, Little Hanover Street, Cork, would welcome any apples or other fruits, found over and above, into their depot in Cork. There, they serve up to 2,000 meals a week to those in difficult circumstances ,who struggle, and in need. They never judge, only serve, and no-one is turned away.
It would be a shame to have apples falling off trees and rotting in the ground when good use can made of them up there.
If anyone has difficulty getting the fruit to Cork Penny Dinners, I would be very happy to collect and deliver to them.
Many thanks!
Breda Donovan.
Tel.Home: 4813165
Mobile: 086 392 2917
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