A young Irish woman has been left with "serious" injuries after a horror crash in the Greek holiday hotspot of Mykonos.
24-year-old Rebekah was involved in the road accident over the weekend, with her parents Marianne and Joe now flying out to be by her side as she receives treatment in hospital.
Rebekah had to be airlifted to Athens for further treatment, which friends say could last "some time".
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A fundraiser has already received over 1,000 donations from members of the public and over €25,000.
It's organiser explained:" Many parents & friends know the pain, heartache and helplessness Marianne and Joe must be feeling at this time.
"We are looking for support for Marianne and Joe to be with Rebekah at her time of need in Greece - however long that may be. If we can support them financially that would be one burden off their mind.
"Any donations no matter how big or small to help with Rebekah’s recovery"
The page, which can be seen here, has been online for less than 24 hours but has already raised €28,000 at time of writing.
You can donate to Rebekah's fundraiser here.
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