Rosie & Jim are pleased to have donated €1,500 to the St. Conleth’s Ladies Gaelic Foodball team again in 2021.
The St. Conleths club was formed in 2002 and is the Courtwood ladies club joined by players from the Portarlington area. The club’s name comes from a hurling club in the area in the 1960s.
Check out the Clubs Facebook page here:
Congratulations to St Paul's GAA in their great victory over Ballyroan in the U16 County Final on Saturday!
Well done to the management of Eamonn O'Connell, Sean McLoughlin, David Greene and Dan Lutterel.
Rosie & Jim were delighted to sponsored the half zips for the team!
Rosie & Jim are delighted to sponsor fundraiser in Asia for MAG (Mines Action Group) for the amount of €300 once again this year.
Managing Director of Henderson Foodservice Cathal Geoghegan will participate in a charity cycle of circa 450 miles over 5 days in Vietnam in April for MAG (Mines Action Group).
He will be joined by Mark Stewart-Maunder who has a fundraiser page here: https://www.justgiving.com/page/m-stewart-maunder-1710154052371
About MAG
We find and destroy landmines, cluster munitions and unexploded bombs in places affected by conflict. We also work to limit the causes and address the consequences of armed violence in communities. Our work saves lives, eases suffering, protects human rights and contributes to sustainable peace and security. Since 1989, we have helped over 20 million people in 70 countries.
Find out more: https://www.maginternational.org/what-we-do/
Rosie & Jim are delighted to announce that our total donations to Irish Charities and Community Groups throughout 2020 came to €63,791!
In addition Rosie & Jim donated more than 340kgs of chicken products to Irish charities and those who provide support to the less well off in our communities.
Read through our Charity Donations blog for more on those organisations and individual who received support from Rosie & Jim.
Rosie & Jim are pleased to share they have donated €1000 to Society of St. Vincent de Paul Ireland.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SVP) was founded in Ireland in 1844. It is the largest voluntary charitable organisation in Ireland.
Find out more on their website:
It was a fantastic display of musical talent and a really great night of entertainment!
Well done to eveyone who performed and to all those behind the scenes!
Follow B S#ARP on their Facebook page -
https://www.facebook.com/bsharpstudiosportarlington/
Rosie & Jim are delighted to donate €50 for a Tee Box and €150 as a contribution for the Mayfield GAA Annual Golf Classic fundraising event.
This annual event, raising money for the running costs of the club, was on last Friday 8th July at the Blarney Golf Club.
Champ is settling in to lovely Howth and is enjoying being beside the sea, which he loves.
Kathy is going through early socialisation training with Champ at the moment and introducing him slowly to more and more crowded public spaces. She will work continuously with her dedicated puppy raising supervisor now to gauge Champ’s reactions to certain situations and how he is settling in at home with Kathy.
Kathy is an experienced raiser and supporter of Irish Guide Dogs.
LauraLynn is required to incorporate on-going learning into its service development initiatives, but unfortunately the cost of this is considerable. Rosie & Jim, Ballybrittas have supported us this quarter by putting funding towards educational and training resources for our nurses and carers. Funding for educational books and training for development and up-skilling is crucial to the development of the service and care we provide here.
Each year LauraLynn release an Annual Report, where our members, service users and funders can read about our activities and achievements in the past year while learning about our future objectives. It is an invaluable tool for communicating with all our stakeholders. We are hugely grateful to Rosie & Jim for sponsoring our Annual Report this year.
See more about LauraLynn Clinical Education & Training Department >
Rosie & Jim have made a donation in the amount of €500 to the Irish Cancer Society Night Nurse.
This charity service is so important for cancer patients and their families - especially at Christmas.
Please read through the letter from the Irish Cancer Society and donate if you can...
My name is Hilary, and I work as a Night Nurse for the Irish Cancer Society. For me, learning that this is many people’s last wish has been incredibly powerful. Because it shows how in the most emotional and heart-breaking of times, the things that comfort us most are those small, precious moments. Like hearing grandchildren laughing in the next room. The chance to have important conversations. The cosiest blanket. A window cracked open to hear the birds in the morning. Loved ones checking in, holding your hand, wrapping you up in warmth and love. Right now, you can help a family have their loved one at home during those final precious days, by providing them with a Night Nurse. I can't picture a more beautiful, moving or important Christmas gift.
Best of luck to Ava Corcoran from, Ballybrittas who is braving taking part in the Jump from the Sky, for AFI 2019 event on 15th June. Ava is doing the skydive on behalf of her cousin Maura to raise money for Ataxia Foundation Ireland. Maura was diagnosed with Friedreich's Ataxia when she was 12. Ava contacted us looking for support. Rosie replied to Ava...
"Myself and Jimmy are very happy to provide €500.00 toward your sky dive - well done, you are all very brave!! We are sorry Maura has been diagnosed with what I’m sure is a difficult condition, and hope our contribution goes in some way to help with the support needed for this very worthy cause. I had never heard of this condition and, thanks to caring people like you Ava it helps to bring awareness about what this conditions is, and the lack of support for these difficulties that life throws up! We wish Maura all the very best and hope she is doing well! Best of luck to you Ava with the sky dive, enjoy I’m sure it will be a fantastic experience!
Ataxia Foundation Ireland (CLG) a Company Limited by Guarantee. This New Voluntary National Support Group is for people affected by Friedreich's Ataxia (the most common Genetic Ataxia) and up to 50 other Ataxia's. The organisation was founded by four people with Ataxia, to form the board of directors and trustees and have recently increased the board to seven, five with an Ataxia and two non-disabled people and have established a Management Committee made up of members and volunteers, most of who have supported people with Ataxia for many years.
Friedreichs Ataxia is a genetic and progressive disorder of the central nervous system which usually manifests itself in children between the ages of six and sixteen years. However, in some instances the onset for Friedreichs and other Genetic Ataxia’s can be much later. Because of the genetic factor more than one person in a family may be affected. The general symptoms are clumsiness, difficulties with balance, lack of co-ordination and, in time, a slurring of speech. Although there is no specific treatment for any of the known Ataxia’s, fundamental research into its pathogenesis is ongoing worldwide, and there are, in any case, various ways in which the burden on sufferers and their relatives can be lightened.
Ataxia Foundation Ireland - websiteRosie & Jim are delighted to sponsor Fisherstown Festival 2016!
Taking place at the end of June, The Fisherstown Festival is held at the picturesque surrounding of the Fishermans Thatched Inn, at Fisherstown Co. Laois.
The Fishermans Thatched Inn is located on an ancient crossroads on what was once the main highway between Tara; home to the high kings of Ireland and Cashel. A fitting location for the festival to promote community spirit and involvement, and the rich traditional Irish culture.
Find out more on their website >
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