Cork man's backward drive raises funds for good cause
The Ballydesmond man originally set out to raise €3,000 but has now reached a staggering €16,100 for the mental health charity
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The Ballydesmond man originally set out to raise €3,000 but has now reached a staggering €16,100 for the mental health charity
‘Ending suicide, beginning hope’ was the slogan on Andy Moynihan’s shirt as he began reversing a car on a 76km route on Easter Sunday morning as a fundraiser for Pieta House.
Andy is taking on the backward challenge in memory of his late brother-in-law, Michael Murphy, who passed away in 2011.
Going backwards is usually viewed as counter productive but it’s going to be a hugely positive move on Easter Sunday when Ballydesmond man Andy Moynihan will reverse a car around a 76k route in aid of Pieta House.