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Gerard and Carmel McHugh in their beautiful garden
It is that time of year again when Gerard and Carmel McHugh open their prizewinning garden as a fundraiser for North Louth Hospice.
Drumcask, Priorland Road, Dundalk (A91 R6E8) is home to an eclectic collection of plants which are only gradually revealed as you journey around the garden.
The couple are delighted to once again welcome the public into their beautiful garden to raise funds for the local charity, which relies entirely on local support.
Gerard said: "We started doing an open day for the Hospice in 2017 as a novel way to raise funds for a very worthy cause.”
This will be the fifth year they have opened their stunning garden to the public to raise money for North Louth Hospice.
The open day is Saturday July 16th, 2-5pm and all are welcome.
John O'Sullivan of Bohemians in action against Alfie Lewis of Dundalk. (Pic: Sportsfile)
Dr Anthony Soares, Director of the Centre for Cross Border Studies
Cllr Sean Kelly Leas Cathaoirleach Dundalk Municipal District and Moya Hodgers cutting the ribbon to open the Peace Park Garden with Ann Savage, Janette Reynolds and Sheona McGovern All Pics: Arthur
John Mulligan, from Happy Valley in Dundalk is undertaking the mammoth task
Israel Olatunde of Ireland after competing in the Men's 100m final during day 6 of the European Championships. (Pic: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile)
Photographer: Arthur Kinahan
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