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A modern single-storey building with a stone accent wall, surrounded by gardens and benches, serves as the Mayo Roscommon Hospice. A large metallic sphere sculpture sits in the centre of a paved area in front, creating a serene and welcoming atmosphere.
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

Four women stand in front of The Roscommon Hospice, smiling and holding an oversized cheque for €17,000 made out to Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation. A commemorative plaque is visible on the wall behind them, highlighting their support for the Mayo Roscommon Hospice.

€17,000 Raised in Memory of the late Michelle Craven

Seven people in blue jackets stand outside a Nordson Medical building, smiling and holding a sign that reads #sunflower Children's Hospice, showing their support for both the Mayo Roscommon Hospice and local children’s services.

Nordson Medical Announces Partnership with Sunflower Children’s Hospice

A crowd of people, including children, cheer and clap near a road. Overlaid text advertises the Kilmovee 5K & 10K Road Races in support of the Mayo Roscommon Hospice on Easter Saturday, 4th April 2026 at 1pm. Trees and a road sign are in the background.

Kilmovee 5K & 10K Road Race takes place on Easter Saturday, April 4th

Eight people smile inside a building, holding a large yellow photo frame labelled Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation with a sunflower logo and Sunflower Children’s Hospice at the top. A Fort Wayne Metals sign is visible behind them, highlighting their support for the Mayo Roscommon Hospice’s mission.

Fort Wayne selects Sunflower Children’s Hospice as 2026 Charity Partner

A man with short grey hair and glasses, wearing a dark suit jacket and light shirt, stands in front of a wooden panel background, smiling at the camera—possibly attending an event in support of Mayo Roscommon Hospice.

Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation appoints Professor Michael O’Neill to Board of Directors

A group of people pose indoors with Sunflower Children’s Hospice banners, a sunflower mascot, and a Meissner sign. Smiling and sitting or standing in two rows, they are supporting a charity partnership inspired by the values shared with Mayo Roscommon Hospice.

Meissner Selects Sunflower Children’s Hospice as 2026 Charity of the Year

Four people stand smiling together, holding a large Pamex 100% Irish Owned sign. Behind them is a banner for Sunflower Children’s Hospice Foundation, colourful balloons, and a nod to Mayo Roscommon Hospice as the community comes together in support.

Pamex Ltd Selects Sunflower Children’s Hospice as 2026 Charity of the Year

Six people stand in front of Castle Davitt Furniture, holding a #sunflower Children’s Hospice sign, with two Sunflower Children’s Hospice banners on either side, supporting a charity partnership with Mayo Roscommon Hospice.

Castle Davitt choose Sunflower Children’s Hospice as 2026 Charity Partner

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A faint, semi-transparent sunflower with yellow petals and a detailed centre is displayed against a light background, echoing the emblematic flower associated with Mayo Roscommon Hospice.

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