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St Kieran's College held a tractor run recently with all funds going to the Dillon Quirke Foundation.
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The Foundation was subsequently established by Dillon’s family – his parents Dan and Hazel, and his sisters Shannon and Kellie – with the aim of funding widespread cardiac screening for young people (aged 12-18) involved in sport. Dillon’s family want to prevent other families from going through what they have experienced and, in the process, save lives.
Our photographer caught some snaps of the event.
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