Posts by Angelina Nugent

Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation’s 12 shops will reopen to the public on Tuesday June 9th. The nine shops in Mayo and three in Roscommon have remained closed since March 12th due to the COVID-19 crisis. Strict safety protocols will be adhered to in all of the shops, to ensure the safety of the public and…

Despite recent events, we’re determined to spread some joy in our community! We’re asking you to display a sunflower in your window on 5th & 6th June to support Hospice frontline workers. You can also download our fun Sunflower Pack here. Enjoy! Share the Sunshine_A4 Pack

UPDATE!!! The jersey is sold out! The pre-sale lasted just a matter of hours before the entire stock was sold out! Thank you for your support! Connacht Rugby, along with our partners Elverys and BLK, have collaborated to create a special and unique, Limited-Edition ‘Heroes’ jersey in aid of ALONE and the Galway and Mayo/Roscommon Hospices. During these unprecedented times, ALONE and…

On Saturday May 2nd, 8-year-old Eloise McDonnell had planned to make her First Holy Communion. To mark the day, while maintaining social distancing and observing all guidelines, Eloise completed a 10K in Kilmovee in her sister’s communion dress. Eloise and her sister Lucia raised over €30,000 for Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation. Last year Eloise participated…

Two transition year students at CBS Roscommon have raised almost €11,000 for Mayo Roscommon Hospice. Tommie O’Hara and Sean McCormack were behind a huge tractor run that happened in Roscommon Town at the beginning of March. The tractor run was in memory of Tommie’s sister, Tracey Brennan, who came to prominence having campaigned for the…

The first batch of face masks were presented to Angelina Nugent of the Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation at the Kilmovee Shamrocks GAA ground, while observing the government physical distancing rules. Some 4,000 face masks were donated to the Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation following an online appeal for donations in a bid to raise funds to…

The Roscommon Senior Footballers have raised over €50,000 for Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation. The players came together in April to raise funds for Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation, after learning that how severely the charity was impacted by COVID-19, with its 12 shops closed and fundraising events cancelled for the foreseeable future. The panel, management and…

Mayo Roscommon Hospital Foundation supporting Mayo University Hospital during COVID-19 08 April 2020 Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation and the HSE have been working closely over the past number of weeks to facilitate the use of the Mayo Hospice building for the COVID-19 crisis. For the next few months the Mayo Hospice Building will be handed…

Dear Supporter, We are in unprecedented times with the outbreak of Covid-19 in Ireland. As a nation we are frightened and scared because of what is happening around us. The outbreak has impacted severely on our fundraising. Our 12 shops are closed and will remain closed while the current guidelines are in place to protect…

We are currently in unprecedented times due to the outbreak of Covid-19 and the directions issued from Government this morning. Because of the directives and in order to keep our staff, volunteers and donors safe, Mayo Roscommon Hospice shops throughout the two counties will be closing from this evening (March 12th) until March 29th. The…