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…

This will be of enormous help to and will enable Mayo Roscommon Hospice to continue working for the benefit of the people of Mayo at their lowest ebb. CEO of Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation Martina Jennings said: ‘We are thrilled to have received this donation from the Mayo International Supporters Foundation. 100% of fundraised income…

The sod was officially turned for the new Roscommon Hospice on Friday afternoon January 10th 2020. The 8-bed inpatient unit with full day-care facilities will take approximately 14 months to construct, with the build due to start in February. It will cost an estimated €6m to complete. The Roscommon Hospice will be located on a…

This card game in Barnacarroll turned out to be an amazing fundraiser for Mayo Roscommon Hospice. Organised by Padraic Joyce and Christy Flatley, there were over 50 tables on the night of the event in mid-November. Christy and Padraic worked tirelessly to raise funds for Hospice with the event and obtained local sponsorship, erected road…

Permanent TSB has today launched it’s Community Fund and Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation is in the running to be one of it’s recipients in 2020. In a statement Permanent TSB said: ‘Today, the Bank is delighted to announce the launch of the Permanent TSB Community Fund, as well as our first ever Responsible Business website.…