Race Company director David Fitzmaurice
The Company say all profits derived from hosting its race meetings should be tax-free to boost reinvestment in racecourse infrastructure and preserve the future of what is a valuable meeting to Listowel and the wider North Kerry economy. We have a chance, and we know it is a gamble. We re a non-profit organisation, and any money we get goes straight back into the track. If we must pay back loans, you must be making money, and you can t pay them back if you re not making money said Vice Chairman of Listowel Race Company, David Fitzmaurice.
Missouri pastor recovering after 86 days on a ventilator due to COVID-19
“David is on the road to recovery. He has made great progress,” she said.
Fitzmaurice said she and David tested positive for COVID-19 on August 17th, and while her symptoms were mild, his were not.
“Every symptom that was listed on the CDC website, David had,” said Fitzmaurice.
Patty said David’s condition got so bad she called an ambulance and he was eventually taken to DePaul Hospital. She said David was put on a ventilator the first day and stayed on a ventilator for 86 days.
Fitzmaurice said several times, doctors told her that David probably wouldn’t make it and that the family should start making preparations.