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Vote for the IHF!

In 2014 Londis celebrates 60 years serving local communities. To mark this wonderful anniversary they are giving their customers the chance to share out €60,000 of their money between three deserving charity partners that had been selected by Londis network of community retailers. The Irish Hospice Foundation are absolutely delighted to be one of the […]

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SUNFLOWER DAYS TO SUPPORT LOCAL HOSPICE SERVICES TO TAKE PLACE ON 6TH & 7TH JUNE

    The Irish Hospice Foundation (IHF) has announced today that the national Hospice Sunflower Days collection for local hospice services will take place on Friday, 6th June and Saturday, 7th June. Next month, people will be able to support their local hospice service by purchasing various pieces of Sunflower merchandise including sunflower pins or sunflower […]

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Please support our Nurses for Night Care Service

Help people die in comfort and dignity in their own homes   An emotional wish Most Irish people want to die at home; in their familiar surroundings; at the heart of their family.But unfortunately that choice isn’t available to us all. Most of us die in hospital. The problem is, very often, our medical or […]

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IRISH CHILDHOOD BEREAVEMENT NETWORK’S SOUTH EAST REGIONAL MEETING TAKES PLACE APRIL 29TH

The Irish Childhood Bereavement Network (ICBN) is encouraging professionals working with bereaved children to attend its South East regional meeting on April 29th.   The meeting, which is free of charge, will take place at St Johns Pastoral Centre, Waterford between 10am-1pm. Professionals including social workers, palliative care staff, bereavement counsellors, clinical psychologists, teachers, guidance […]

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THE LATE KEVIN BARRY

      The Board of Management and the staff at the Irish Hospice Foundation would like to extend their condolences to the family and friends of Kevin Barry.  Kevin was a long standing supporter and friend of the organisation. Sharon Foley, CEO of the Irish Hospice Foundation said, “We are deeply saddened by the […]

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STEPH BOOTH LAUNCHES THE IRISH HOSPICE FOUNDATION’S CHANGING MINDS PROGRAMME

    Steph Booth, the journalist and champion for people and carers living with dementia, today (26th March) launched the Irish Hospice Foundation’s (IHF) three-year Changing Mindsprogramme which  seeks to  improve the end-of-life experience for people living with dementia who are on their final journey.   Ms Booth’s husband, the actor Tony Booth and father […]

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