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Deputy Mayor thanks all who supported recent RNLI fundraiser.

Deputy Mayor thanks all who supported recent RNLI fundraiser.

Fri, April 05, 2024

The Deputy Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens has thanked all those who came along to support her Easter RNLI fundraiser hosted in Café Cova, Cushendall.

The event generated over £1,000 for the charity and Deputy Mayor, Councillor Margaret-Anne McKillop was delighted to also be joined by the Mayor Councillor Steven Callaghan.

Those in attendance were treated to a visit from the Easter Bunny, a fantastic array of raffle prizes, a tombola, with lovely homemade treats being the icing on the cake. Councillor McKillop was overwhelmed with the support and thanked everyone involved, saying: “This fundraiser would not have been possible without community support.

“I was keen to continue my support for the RNLI as it’s Mayor’s Charity but also because the charity is close to my heart and to the hearts of residents here in Cushendall.

“I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to every person who helped me, whether through donations of prizes and food or by coming along to the coffee morning. I am delighted to add over £1,000 to the funds both myself and the Mayor have raised for RNLI during our time in office.”

Both the Mayor and Deputy Mayor have now raised almost £10,000 for the RNLI with more events planned over the next few months. They would like to thank everyone who continues to support these events and the work of RNLI within the Borough to save lives.

Deputy Mayor Margaret-Anne McKillop alongside her daughter Sinead and granddaughter Ellie-May as they both support the RNLI fundraiser held in Cushendall. The Mayor Councillor Steven Callaghan came along to support the Deputy Mayor as she held her Easter RNLI coffee morning, the Mayor is pictured alongside one of the many people who came along. The Mayor Councillor Steven Callaghan and Deputy Mayor Councillor Margaret-Anne McKillop pictured alongside Conor McAfee and Andrew Mc Alister RNLI voluteers. The Mayor, Councillor Steven Callaghan pictured alongside attendees at the Deputy Mayor’s RNLI fundraiser held in Café Cova Cushendall. Deputy Mayor Councillor Margaret-Anne McKillop pictured alongside her great niece Rosa. The Mayor Councillor Steven Callaghan and Deputy Mayor Councillor Margaret-Anne McKillop pictured alongside attendees and helpers who made the recent RNLI coffee morning possible. The Mayor, Councillor Steven Callaghan pictured with Eileen Mc Allister who both attended the Deputy Mayor’s recent coffee morning in aid of RNLI. The Mayor, Councillor Steven Callaghan pictured with children who attended the RNLI coffee morning and special guest the Easter Bunny. The Mayor Councillor Steven Callaghan and Deputy Mayor Councillor Margaret-Anne McKillop pictured alongside attendees and helpers who made the Deputy Mayor’s recent RNLI coffee morning possible. Deputy Mayor Councillor Margaret-Anne McKillop pictured with friends and family who attended her recent RNLI coffee morning held in Cushendall.
The Deputy Mayor Councillor Margaret-Anne McKillop joins Mayoress Ruth Callaghan and Dympna Killen at the RNLI coffee morning held in Café Cova Cushendall A great day was had by all at the recent RNLI fundraiser held in Cushendall. Special guest at the Deputy Mayor’s RNLI coffee morning joined local children from some seasonal fun.
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