Margaret recognised for 29 years of service

Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke volunteer Margaret McCrory receives an award for 29 years of service from Declan Cunnane, Chief Executive, and Sarah Travers at the charity's annual conference.
By The Newsroom
Published 29th Oct 2018, 13:28 BST
Updated 29th Oct 2018, 14:30 BST
Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke volunteer Margaret McCrory receives an award for 29 years service from Declan Cunnane, Chief Executive, and Sarah Travers at the charitys annual conference on 18th October. Margaret has been volunteering for Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke for 29 years as an active fundraiser in the Ballymena area and Ballymena Fundraising support group. The streets in Ballymena have been pounded many a time by Margaret out raising awareness about the work of Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke.Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke volunteer Margaret McCrory receives an award for 29 years service from Declan Cunnane, Chief Executive, and Sarah Travers at the charitys annual conference on 18th October. Margaret has been volunteering for Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke for 29 years as an active fundraiser in the Ballymena area and Ballymena Fundraising support group. The streets in Ballymena have been pounded many a time by Margaret out raising awareness about the work of Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke.
Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke volunteer Margaret McCrory receives an award for 29 years service from Declan Cunnane, Chief Executive, and Sarah Travers at the charitys annual conference on 18th October. Margaret has been volunteering for Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke for 29 years as an active fundraiser in the Ballymena area and Ballymena Fundraising support group. The streets in Ballymena have been pounded many a time by Margaret out raising awareness about the work of Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke.

Margaret has been volunteering for for 29 years in the Ballymena area.

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