Any businesses, labourers, and designers can contribute to the cause as well. So far, the campaign is just over the €3,000 mark with over 100 donors, but that is only a small portion of what Clodagh hopes to raise. Slater’s warmest thanks saying, “He is getting through this very difficult time with the help of lots of hugs and kind words from everyone, and knowing that his community, that he is so very proud to be a part of, wants to do something to help him.” On Clodagh’s fundraising and Facebook page, she expressed Mr. Everyone in the estate is just devastated for him. Slater could donate to as everyone wanted to do something to help. With his permission, Clodagh began a GoFundMe page to raise money for a comfortable home.Ĭlodagh said, “It’s a fund that everyone who knew Mr. Slater’s former neighbours, decided to start a fundraiser dedicated to helping the man. Slater’s house was left in shambles, with his past belongings and mementos destroyed from the flames.Ĭlodagh, the daughter of Mr. Slater and Pepper were eventually reunited, but Mr. Luckily, some of the other residents came to the rescue before any tragedies resulted from the fiery outburst. Slater’s home burnt down on what would be his beloved wife’s second year anniversary. Slater and Pepper were upstairs at the time and had no idea a fire started. On Saturday, February 8, a blazing fire started on the Slater property, supposedly spreading from the shed to the house. He lived with his dog Pepper since his wife Gina died 2 years ago. Slater, is an 81-year-old resident from Lynwood Park. Kind-hearted Clodagh built the go fund me page after multiple suggestions from caring neighbours of Mr.

Tom Slater, who lost his house in a fire. This past week, Limerick lady Clodagh Jean built a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for Mr. The Limerick community has banded together once again to help a fellow citizen in need.

House fire go fund me page