Irvine Meadow launch fundraiser after Storm Éowyn damage

Meadow Park suffered damage in last week's storm. <i>(Image: Archive)</i>
Meadow Park suffered damage in last week's storm. (Image: Archive)
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IRVINE Meadow have launched a fundraising appeal after their home ground was left damaged by Storm Éowyn.

As gusts of close to 100mph battered the region Meadow Park was left feeling the impact of this.

A number of huts, signs and boarding around the venue were left in a state of disrepair as Ayrshire was left devastated by the worst storm in more than a decade on Friday, January 24.


The fundraising page is live on Gofundme and available here


In light of this, the club members are asking who to has the capacity, to donate funds to supporting the club in replacing damaged items.

A spokesperson said: "Every donation will help replace the Joker hut, signs, and training ground boarding, making a big difference for the team.

"If you could take a moment to click the link below to donate or share it, it would really mean a lot!"

At present, £200 has been raised with organisers of the appeal hoping to raise £1,000 to help their cause.

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