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FUNDRAISER: Perfect Therapy are donating tomorrow's (Saturday) massage and reflexology fees to the Irish Cancer Society. Pictured were: Una O'Donoghue (Reflexologist), Gabi Wolreiter (Physiotherapist), Kathrina Breen (Killarney/South Kerry branch of Irish Cancer Society), Kathleen O'Shea (Killarney/South Kerry branch of Irish Cancer Society) and Jana Lalikova (Physiotherapist). Photo: Michelle Crean

 

by Adam O’Connor

 

One local business is planning a very unique fundraiser for the Irish Cancer Society tomorrow (Saturday).

 

Staff from the Perfect Therapy Clinic based in the Reeks Gateway are planning treatments for €15 - with funds going to the Irish Cancer Society.

 

The person who came up with the idea is physiotherapist Jana Lalikova, who owns Perfect Therapy Clinic, Jana, who is also taking part in Strictly Come Dancing in aid of The Irish Cancer Society in the INEC on March 8, wanted to organise a fundraiser.

She decided to offer treatments to new and existing customers and generously give the proceeds to the charity.

“The amount of customers we have had that’ve had a past medical history of cancer and went through it is frightening,” Jana told the Killarney Advertiser.

“So we decided we would do something to help out just like the dancing.”

 

Treatments on offer tomorrow from 10am until 1pm include massage and reflexology with all proceeds going to the charity.

 

Booking is necessary.

 

To book a massage call 064 662 2685 or 086 318 2096

To book a reflexology treatment call 083 857 4120.

 

 

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