Paul Lannon is originally from Knocktopher, Co.Kilkenny and now lives in Drogheda.
He was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease in May 2011.
Today on the Show he spoke to Sue about playing hurling for Henry Shefflin’s club (Ballyhale Shamrocks), his “bucket list” holiday and how life has changed since receiving the diagnosis.
Paul is involved with The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA) and is asking people to “Drink Tea for MND” during MND Global Awareness Week (18th – 25th June).
To find out more about MND and their fundraising activities see their website.
Freefone on 1800 403 403
Email: fundraising@imnda.ie
Patrick Carthy, Traveller, on Minister Phil Hogan’s letter
Clare Whitely in Toronto – “Connect Abroad” in association with Connect Ireland
