Manx squash champion returns for charity tournament

Wednesday, 1 February 2017 at 00:00

Credit: Tesco Douglas Isle of Man Community Facebook Page

A former Island squash champion says he's hoping to return next month to take part in a fundraising tournament for his seriously ill nephew.

Sean Keefe says Leo needs proton beam treatment for two rare brain tumours - but the treatment will cost £150,000.

Fundraising events are now being held on the Island, including a sponsored walk on Douglas Promenade on Saturday and a charity squash tournament on Sunday, February 12.

Sean says as the Island's former Junior champion, he'll be back to swing his racket once more:

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