Family of Cork girl who inspired book present €13k to charity
Molly Daly (9) from Banduff in Cork city has multisystem disorder called Kabuki Syndrome, which impacts on various parts of the body. It can cause skeletal abnormalities, short stature, heart defects and a general failure to thrive.
Ann Murphy
THE family of a Cork girl who inspired a children’s book by a Cork firm has presented more than €13,000 to the Make-A-Wish Ireland organisation.
Molly Daly (9) from Banduff in Cork city has multisystem disorder called Kabuki Syndrome, which impacts on various parts of the body. It can cause skeletal abnormalities, short stature, heart defects and a general failure to thrive.
New children s book for charity has been inspired by a Cork girl
Staff at a Cork company have created a book to raise funds for the Make a Wish Foundation, writes Louise O’Sullivan
The book Molly The Mouse is dedicated to Cork girl Molly Daly, who lives with a rare disorder, called Kabuki Syndrome. The book was launched by staff at Logitech Cork.
Louise O Sullivan
IN the midst of a year that challenged us all in a myriad of ways, Logitech Cork embraced that challenge by finding a new way to give back to the community and engage their remote working staff.
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