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Coffee Time in Dundalk have just made a fantastic pledge for Temple Children's Hospital
Coffee Time on Park Street in Dundalk have just pledged to donate €10 to Temple Street Children's Hospital every time Pat Hoban or Michael Duffy score a goal in any competition from now until the end of the season.
Coffee Time which is run by Stevy McMullen, made the announcement on social media this afternoon.
Dundalk FC are set to play Cork City in Oriel this Friday night at 7.45 pm. While Pat Hoban looks set to play, Michael Duffy remains a doubt, having just resumed training this week.
As from now till the end of the season every time @PaHoban10 or Micky Duffy scores a goal in any competition coffeetime will give €10 for each goal to temple street pic.twitter.com/kpemeIev8U
— coffeetime dundalk (@stevymcmullan) March 28, 2019
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