Donegal and Mayo supporters have shown their support for the Donegal Cancer Flights and Services’ petition.
Following the Government’s decision to sign off on a contract that would see the daily afternoon flight between Donegal and Dublin removed, campaigners are seeking to have the schedule retained.
The flight has been described as a “lifeline” for Donegal patients who are receiving cancer treatment in the capital.
Nearly 16,000 people have signed the petition, which was present at today’s match in O’Donnell Park.
Kathleen Griffin, a cancer patient, says the removal of the afternoon flight will incur extra costs on people that are already struggling:
Among those receiving signatures today was Donegal Deputy Pearse Doherty.
He says it is vital people get behind Donegal Cancer Flights and Services:
