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A group of people pose outdoors around a large stone sculpture shaped like the letter O, surrounded by grass and landscaping, with houses and a blue sky in the background, gathering to show their support for Mayo Roscommon Hospice.

Children’s memorial garden opens at Roscommon palliative care support unit

A large group of children and adults pose with a sunflower mascot and a banner reading “Together We Can Do So Much,” in front of Sunflower-themed displays, celebrating the community spirit supported by Mayo Roscommon Hospice.

Castlebar Swimming Club young swimmers to cover 360 km in one day in support the Sunflower Children’s Hospice

Six people stand indoors in front of a stone wall, holding a large charity cheque for the Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation, totalling €25,941.00. They are smiling and posing for the photo, proud to support Mayo Roscommon Hospice with their generous contribution.

Glór na dTonn strike a chord with €25,594 fundraiser

Six people stand indoors, smiling and holding a large donation cheque for €33,601.70 to Sunflower Children’s Hospice. Colourful banners and a monitor displaying the hospice’s website are in the background, highlighting the generous support from Mayo Roscommon Hospice.

€33,601.70 raised for Sunflower Children’s thanks to Bound for Canada, with TELUS Digital and Kenaidan Contractors Ltd

A modern building with white walls and large windows, surrounded by landscaped gardens, serves as the Mayo Roscommon Hospice. In the foreground, there is a spherical metal sculpture and two benches on paved paths. Trees and grass are in the background.

Roscommon Hospice marks third anniversary

A man stands on steps holding an Irish flag, smiling, with a crowd behind him. He wears a blue shirt and shorts. A bike and helmet, possibly from a Mayo Roscommon Hospice charity event, are visible in the foreground, and it appears sunny.

Fergal Guihen completes epic Rossie to Aussie cycle

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