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Thanks so much to the lovely person who sent us this message who preferred to remain anon.

"As a coeliac, I've found your products to be somewhat life changing in terms of diet and what can be physically eaten readily. This may go unnoticed but I’ll say it anyway, thank you to your entire company for their hard work in developing a gluten free range and continuing to release new products."

We just want to say thanks right back to you.

It means a lot to us to know our products have been a positive in your life. heart

Rosie & Jim are humbled and thrilled to Make-A-Wish come true for Liam.

Thanks to Irene of Make-A-Wish for sending on this lovely letter.

Liam, age 7, from Galway, lives with a number of medical conditions including chronic lung disease, a metabolic condition called PKU and has an amputated leg. He wished for his own special garden that combines his two big loves – the outdoors and trains. The garden was specially designed to suit Liam’s needs and includes soft play surfaces, planting and landscape features to stimulate the senses, as well as a beautiful train for Liam to climb into and call his own! Liam’s dream of his own peaceful, accessible garden is now a reality thanks to the commitment and generosity of his friends, neighbours, the local business community and of course sponsorship from Rosie & Jim.

Liam’s Mum, Louise, said, “Liam was in hospital until he was four years old and since coming home he just loves playing outside and visiting his local train station to watch the trains come and go. It is truly amazing to have such a perfect place for Liam to call his own and enjoy. The surfaces are perfect for crawling on and he just loves having his very own train!”

Many thanks again for your sponsorship of Liam and Danielle’s wishes – I can guarantee you that the legacy of both will live on for a long time and bring joy and happiness to the lives of these very special children.

Best wishes,

Irene

Make A Wish - Liam

Awww look at our Andrew - the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind tell us he is settling in to life in Mayo as a guide dog.
Go Andrew - what an important job you have!

Rosie & Jim Sponsor three Irish Guide Dog Puppies!

We are delighted to announce an exciting new partnership with the
Irish Guide Dog Association.

As part of the sponsorship Rosie and Jim are funding three puppies for two years. The €30,000 sponsorship covers the dogs vitally important training.

With more than 13,000 registered blind people in Ireland and over 250,000 people impacted by autism, the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind works tirelessly to facilitate those affected by providing them guide and assistance dogs. The average cost of training a dog is in the region of €53,000 and the charity rely on 85% of their funding through sponsorship like this and fundraising to continue to deliver their vital services for free throughout Ireland.

Irish Guide Dogs for the blind - Logo
Rosie with Puppy

Director of Rosie and Jim, Rosie, says;

We are delighted to be involved with the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind and look forward to watching our puppies as they grow throughout the year on their way towards becoming a Guide or Assistance Dog, in turn providing a great sense of assurance and independence for families and individuals ”.

Irish Guide Dogs for the blind

At the announcement, John Burke of Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind said:

"It is only through the generosity of the public and the support from companies such as Rosie and Jim that we are able to help families of children with autism and those with visual impairment achieve independence and mobility. We thank them for their very generous investment and continued support.

Puppies at 8 Weeks

Puppies at 3 Weeks

Celebrating National Tree Week with Action!

In honour of National Tree Week, Rosie & Jim is excited to share our recent contribution to Ireland's green landscape. This February, we've added 12 more trees to our growing forest, underscoring our steadfast commitment to environmental sustainability.

Since March 2021, our efforts have resulted in the planting of 420 trees at a total investment of €8400. With an annual contribution that leads to 144 trees planted, we're actively working towards reducing carbon emissions and supporting a healthier planet.

Inspired by Wolfgang Reforest's mission to ignite a widespread tree-planting movement, we're proud to be part of an initiative that not only fights climate change but also revitalises ecosystems.

As we celebrate National Tree Week, a pivotal event organised by the Tree Council of Ireland in partnership with Coillte, we're reminded of the critical role trees play in combating climate change and enhancing biodiversity. This year’s theme, "Planting Trees for a Greener Future," echoes our vision for a sustainable world.

Saplings provided by Coillte are distributed to communities through County Councils, fostering a nationwide effort to green our beautiful island. If you're participating in a National Tree Week event and looking to acquire trees, reach out to your local County Council.

Let's plant together for a greener, more resilient future.

Rosie & Jim are delighted to regularly donate boxes of product to the fantastic Ronald McDonald House Charities.

Above is a photo of Joe Kenny from RMHC picking up the boxes last week.

The mission of RMHC, Ireland, is to provide a Ronald McDonald House in order to support families whose children are seriously ill in hospital. The Ronald McDonald House provides accommodation and a caring and supportive environment for families whose children are seriously ill and are hospitalised or undergoing medical treatment at Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital, Crumlin, Dublin 12

Find out more and support this charity at rmhc.ie

WIN Afternoon Tea for four at The Shelbourne Hotel with our Facebook Competition!
Treat your mum to the famous Champagne Afternoon Tea at The Shelbourne Hotel on Sunday April 9th at 2pm.
To enter, nominate your mum in the Comments. Like our Post AND our Page.
*Winner will be announced on March 24th.
*This is pre-booked so winner must be able to avail of prize at 2pm on April 9th 2017.
*This Competition is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Facebook.

Head over to our Facebook Page now to Enter!

Best of luck everyone!

 

Rosie & Jim are thrilled and humbled to sponsor Make A Wish Ireland in making Eimear's wish of having a Safety Sleeper come true.

Eimear's mum Fiona, sent in a lovely letter explaining how much this would improve Eimear's life.

We are so grateful as a family to get the safety sleeper gifted to Eimear as it especially changes holidays for us as family. Since getting the safety sleeper we can now like any other family decide to go on holidays, and we have gone during the summer and just last weekend, and Eimear has slept and enjoyed the holidays as much. As life can be very busy for us and challenging at times it is great for us and especially Eimear and her siblings to get away for a break. Now that we have the safety sleeper it gives us a new peace of mind and the option of a holiday.

Angelman Syndrome means that Eimear has severe complex needs, including sleep disturbances, sensory processing disorder, epilepsy, non verbal, short attention, no sense of danger/lack of sense of security. So for safety reasons she requires an enclosed bed.

Thanks for the lovely letter Fiona, Dermot, Alannah, Eimear and Jason.

We wish you many happy night's sleep in the new Safety Sleeper Eimear and hope you get to try it out on holiday soon :)

Jimmy McLoughlin of Rosie & Jim is delighted to present €2,000 to Courtwood GAA for the B2B Cycle for Life.

Courtwood GAA together with the Irish Heart Foundation and Heart Children Ireland are delighted to officially announce the B2B Cycle for Life which will take place next month on 23 September.

The B2B Cycle for Life will see five teams of six cyclists tackle the 120 km route from Blackwater in Wexford to Ballybrittas in Laois.
It promises to be tough but the intrepid thirty are already training hard!
Find out more and keep in touch on the Facebook Event page -
facebook.com/events/108386523186113

We had the pleasure of welcoming a valued customer to our site recently.

We showcased our extensive product range and gave a behind-the-scenes factory tour.
Though we can't spill the beans (or the chicken feed) on who visited, it’s clear that our offerings are making waves!
Our commitment to quality and exceptional taste remains unwavering, and we are excited about the future.

Thank you to everyone on the team for making this visit a success!

Rosie & Jim have sponsored the Meat Products Category in the Coeliac Society of Ireland Food List 2021!

Check out our full list of Gluten Free Products on page 142 of this invaluable guide.

 

Coeliac Society of Ireland Food List 2021

Each year the Coeliac Society produces a “List of Gluten-Free Manufactured Products”, also referred to as the “Food List”.

The Food List is compiled in accordance with current EC legislation. The booklet also features “own brand” products that are “gluten-free” from some of the main supermarket chains. If you are a coeliac and eat any processed foods, a current Food List is a valuable resource in selecting food.

Many people are confused by allergen labelling and the more recent EC Gluten-free Labelling Legislation. Members are turning to the Food List for reassurance about what is safe to eat.

About Coeliac Society of Ireland Food List >

Congratulations again to Fiona Staunton and her nominated charity Aoibheann's Pink Tie on winning €1000 donation from Rosie & Jim.

Here's Tracey delivering the HUGE cheque!

Aoibheann's Pink Tie

Aoibheann’s Pink Tie “National Children’s Cancer Charity” was set up in 2010 by Mick Rochford and Jimmy Norman after the tragic loss of Jimmy’s daughter Aoibheann to cancer aged just 8 years. During Aoibheann’s year long battle with this dreadful disease, the family found little or no financial or practical support  for children and their families.

Jimmy and his family had a large support network of friends and family but found that many on the ward had virtually no support at all.

When Aoibheann passed away the men wore pink ties at the funeral which was Aoibheann’s favourite colour. The charity was formed in her memory to remedy the lack of support for other children and their families going through treatment.

Find out more about Aoibheann's Pink Tie on the website - aoibheannspinktie.ie