RTE GAA correspondent Marty Morrissey was on hand to show off a massive chocolate bar – all in the name of charity.
The Clare native showed off his signature pearl white nashers as he posed with the giant Butler’s Chocolate bar.
And it’s not just that  Marty has a sweet tooth – the presenter was actually helping launch The Day Of HOPE.
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The Hope Foundation is hosting The Day of HOPEÂ tomorrow Friday 17th.
Now in its 4th year, the Day of HOPE raises much  needed funds for the street and slum children of Kolkata, India.
HOPE is encouraging people to buy, sell and eat HOPE Butlers Chocolate Truffle bars and
make a difference to a child’s life.
Each bar costs €2 and proceeds raised will go directly to the children in Kolkata.
The money  will be spent on healthcare in the HOPE hospital and education through HOPE’s 40 coaching  centres as well as towards other vital services provided for the children who are forced to live  on the streets and in the slums.
Speaking at the launch, Marty Morrissey said he was “delighted to launch the Day of HOPE
on behalf of the Hope Foundation. HOPE provides vital services to the street and slum
children of Kolkata.”
