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Dundalk FC look to break attendance record virtually with the Derby for Sonia Campaign

Dundalk FC look to break attendance record virtually with the Derby for Sonia Campaign Reporter: Patrick.flaherty@iconicnews.ie Sonia Hoey wearing the colours of Dundalk FC, who are looking to break the League Of Ireland attendance record virtually this weekend to raise money for her cancer treatment ); ); Over the past month the town of Dundalk has rallied around the fundraising efforts of the Save Our Sonia Campaign, an event run by the family of Sonia Hoey who hope to raise enough money to send her for treatment in Mexico for her incurable form of cancer to allow her to live a longer life.

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Dundalk Ice Cream shop raises over €2700 for the Save Our Sonia Campaign

Dundalk Ice Cream shop raises over €2700 for the Save Our Sonia Campaign Reporter: ); XXI Ice have become the latest business to get behind the Save Our Sonia Campaign, which looks to fund the treatment of Sonia Hoey at the Hope for Cancer Centre in Mexico. The people have Dundalk have rallied behind the former Dundalk FC player over the past two weeks, as news broke that her cervical cancer had returned and unfortunately spread to her lungs. The family needed to raise over €80,000 to send her on a three-week programme in Tijuana, and Tiernan O’Connor of the Clanbrassil Street Ice cream parlour donated a day’s takings last week towards the fundraiser.

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Fundraiser Launched to help former Dundalk FC and Louth LGFA player get treatment in Mexico for incurable cancer

Fundraiser Launched to help former Dundalk FC and Louth LGFA player get treatment in Mexico for incurable cancer
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Over €55k raised in one day for former Dundalk and Louth star in need of cancer treatment

); Over €55k raised in one day for former Dundalk and Louth star in need of cancer treatment Sonia Hoey’s family are hoping to raise €80,000 for treatment in Mexico. By Emma Duffy Tuesday 6 Apr 2021, 7:30 PM 2 hours ago 4,505 Views 0 Comments Sonia Hoey celebrates after the 2005 FAI Cup final - in which she scored the winner. Image: Lorraine O Sullivan/INPHO Sonia Hoey celebrates after the 2005 FAI Cup final - in which she scored the winner. Image: Lorraine O Sullivan/INPHO A GOFUNDME PAGE has been set up to raise money for former Dundalk City Women’s FAI Cup winner and Louth ladies footballer, Sonia Hoey, who is need of “life-changing” cancer treatment.

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Fundraiser launched to help ex Dundalk FC player get treatment in Mexico for incurable cancer

LMFM By Ruth O Connell Photo Credit: Save Our Sonia (SOS)-Treatment in Mexico GoFundMe page It s hoped the treatment in the Hope for Cancer Clinic will help shrink the 42 year old s tumours A fundraiser has been set up to help fund treatment in Mexico for a Dundalk woman diagnosed with incurable cancer, which it s hoped will shrink her tumours. Sonia Hoey was originally diagnosed with Stage 3 cervical cancer in February 2019, but after was almost a year in remission following intensive treatment, was told last July that it had spread to her lungs. Because the 42 year old - who previously played with Dundalk FC, Peamount Ladies and Blackrock FC, and played Gaelic with Dowdallshill and the Louth ladies team, has received the maximum dose of radiation, she can t undergo that treatment again and is being offered palliative care with a 12 month prognosis.

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