North Louth Hospice Homecare launch Ireland’s Biggest Coffee Morning

Brendan Gleeson, together with Ann McMahon and Rosetta White of North Louth Hospice Homecare, launched Ireland’s Biggest Coffee Morning for Hospice Together with Bewley’s in St. Francis Hospice, Blanchardstown.

Returning for its 26th year, they called on the people of Louth to host a coffee morning on Thursday 20th September to help raise vital funds for their local hospice and homecare service.

This year it is hoped that Ireland’s Biggest Coffee Morning for Hospice Together with Bewley’s will raise a much needed €2 million for local hospice and homecare services nationwide, to meet with growing demands for the service.

Ambassador Brendan Gleeson said, “I have seen first-hand the important work hospices do in local communities and have been personally touched by the vital work done in St. Francis Hospice.

"The money raised through Ireland’s Biggest Coffee Morning for Hospice Together with Bewley’s helps hospice and homecare services around Ireland give patients the best quality of life during illness.

"I urge people to host a coffee morning on Thursday 20th September and continue to make a difference”.

People can help to make a difference in someone’s life by hosting a coffee morning to help raise funds for their local hospice and homecare service.

Register at www.hospicecoffeemorning.ie or by calling 1890 998 995. Hosts are provided with a Coffee Morning Pack containing Bewley’s coffee, posters and invitations free of charge.