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The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA) is the only organisation of its kind providing care and support to people with Motor Neurone Disease, their families, friends and carers. We provide support services to help people living with the disease - these services include access to 6 MND Nurses, provision of specialised equipment, counselling sessions, funding towards research, funding towards homecare and operation of a helpline. Our National Drink Tea for MND campaign happens for the month of June and enables us to continue providing these services.

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Tacaigh le cosaint & cur chun cinn na Gaeilge le deontas €4 do Chonradh na Gaeilge. Support the protection and promotion of our language by donating €4 to Conradh na Gaeilge.

Competition: “Win a trip for two to Oasis in Croke Park” competition run by Wireless Radio (ROI) Ltd which runs from July 28th to August 8th, when a guaranteed winner will win the overall prize of a VIP trip for 2 to see Oasis in Dublin on August 16th 2025 including overnight accommodation and transfers to and from the hotel to the concert. There will be multiple entry periods across the length of the promotion - Monday 28th July at 7am to Friday August 8th at 5pm. In order to win the overall prize the entrant must be selected from our random overall prize draw and be available to take our call on Friday August 8th between 5.15pm and 6pm. The call must be answered within 5 rings. If the selected entrant does not answer the call then we will continue to randomly select from the draw until we have a successful entrant who answers a test of skill question correctly and is therefore deemed the overall winner. The winning call will be broadcast on all the participating FM stations on Friday August 8th after 5pm.

The Rotunda Foundation is the official fundraising arm of the Rotunda Hospital. We raise funds to support the outstanding care delivered at the Hospital. Donations fund additional equipment, family and baby care initiatives and research. Established in 1745 by Bartholomew Mosse, Founder and first Master of the Rotunda Hospital, it is the World’s first Maternity Training Hospital. A ballroom ‘rotunda’, function rooms and pleasure gardens, were built on site to fund the maternity care of Dublin’s poorest women. Nearly three centuries later, with 10,000 babies born per annum, the Rotunda Hospital remains the Maternity Hospital of Choice. Through the Rotunda Foundation, your donations provide funding for additional equipment, research and infrastructure that is not funded by the State, to support Rotunda staff make exceptional maternity care possible

Childhood Cancer Ireland is a charity founded by and led by parents of children with cancer and survivors. As a parent and survivor-led charity, we understand that a diagnosis of childhood cancer has a devastating impact on the entire family. We help to ease the burden of diagnosis and treatment on children and their families by raising funds to provide practical and emotional supports. We also advocate for better supports and services for families, as well as better treatments and outcomes for children, adolescents and young adults.

To provide access to free Clinical Assessment and Management to all families of a young person who are living with an Inherited Cardiac Condition or have suffered, or are at risk of, a sudden cardiac death. To provide a Family Support Programme, offering free access to Listening Volunteers, Mentors and bereavement specialists. To organize events, and provide access to information and networks. To support research into the causes and prevention of sudden cardiac death, in collaboration with other likeminded bodies.

To provide access to free Clinical Assessment and Management to all families of a young person who are living with an Inherited Cardiac Condition or have suffered, or are at risk of, a sudden cardiac death. To provide a Family Support Programme, offering free access to Listening Volunteers, Mentors and bereavement specialists. To organize events, and provide access to information and networks. To support research into the causes and prevention of sudden cardiac death, in collaboration with other likeminded bodies.

To provide access to free Clinical Assessment and Management to all families of a young person who are living with an Inherited Cardiac Condition or have suffered, or are at risk of, a sudden cardiac death. To provide a Family Support Programme, offering free access to Listening Volunteers, Mentors and bereavement specialists. To organize events, and provide access to information and networks. To support research into the causes and prevention of sudden cardiac death, in collaboration with other likeminded bodies.

To provide access to free Clinical Assessment and Management to all families of a young person who are living with an Inherited Cardiac Condition or have suffered, or are at risk of, a sudden cardiac death. To provide a Family Support Programme, offering free access to Listening Volunteers, Mentors and bereavement specialists. To organize events, and provide access to information and networks. To support research into the causes and prevention of sudden cardiac death, in collaboration with other likeminded bodies.

To provide access to free Clinical Assessment and Management to all families of a young person who are living with an Inherited Cardiac Condition or have suffered, or are at risk of, a sudden cardiac death. To provide a Family Support Programme, offering free access to Listening Volunteers, Mentors and bereavement specialists. To organize events, and provide access to information and networks. To support research into the causes and prevention of sudden cardiac death, in collaboration with other likeminded bodies.

Over the years, our purpose has evolved: our main focus is on creating the social change needed to end domestic violence. We continue to work closely with 37 frontline services, throughout Ireland, to achieve this. Together, we support the development and provision of critical lifelines to women and children. We also provide direct specialist domestic violence services for women and children including refuge. These services are primarily provided for women and children living in Mayo and surrounding counties.

To provide access to free Clinical Assessment and Management to all families of a young person who are living with an Inherited Cardiac Condition or have suffered, or are at risk of, a sudden cardiac death. To provide a Family Support Programme, offering free access to Listening Volunteers, Mentors and bereavement specialists. To organize events, and provide access to information and networks. To support research into the causes and prevention of sudden cardiac death, in collaboration with other likeminded bodies.

The Hope Foundation is a registered charity working with street-connected and slum-dwelling children in Kolkata (formerly Calcutta), India. We work to free children and poor families from lives of pain, abuse, poverty and darkness. Living on the streets, children are exposed to horrendous physical and sexual abuse. Those who survive are left to fend for themselves, with no promise of a safe future. They are forced to work from as young as five years of age to earn money for food and so cannot go to school. HOPE works to free them from child labour. HOPE funds and operates 58 projects.

Ruhama is an Irish NGO and registered charity that offers nationwide support to women impacted by prostitution, sex trafficking and other forms of commercial sexual exploitation. Founded in 1989, our organisation has extensive expertise in providing a wide range of specialist, holistic support services. Our services are free, confidential and delivered by a committed and experienced team. Ruhama also advocates and engages in policy work on issues related to prostitution, sex trafficking and the experiences of the women we work with.

The Hope Foundation is a registered charity working with street-connected and slum-dwelling children in Kolkata (formerly Calcutta), India. We work to free children and poor families from lives of pain, abuse, poverty and darkness. Living on the streets, children are exposed to horrendous physical and sexual abuse. Those who survive are left to fend for themselves, with no promise of a safe future. They are forced to work from as young as five years of age to earn money for food and so cannot go to school. HOPE works to free them from child labour. HOPE funds and operates 58 projects.

GCN (Gay Community News) is Ireland's longest-running national LGBT+ publication and a not-for-profit registered charity. GCN is owned and published by the National Lesbian and Gay Federation (NLGF Ltd). This will be an ONGOING CAMPAIGN for GCN.

Jigsaw is the National Centre for Youth Mental Health. Our vision is of an Ireland where every young persons mental health is valued and supported. We are a community of professionals, supporters, and volunteers with a shared belief in an Ireland where every young person’s mental health is valued and supported. We offer a listening ear, and give advice and support to young people aged 12 – 25 years-old. We give families, teachers, and those who support young people’s mental health.

MagPlus is a virtual library offering a wide variety of magazines from famous publishers on many topics including, but not limited to, News, Business, Wellness, Sports and Gastronomy. It contains world well-known magazines, along with local ones, to fit the user’s needs.

Competition: “Win a trip for two to Oasis in Croke Park” competition run by Wireless Radio (ROI) Ltd which runs from May 6th to May 16th, when a guaranteed winner will win the overall prize of a VIP trip for 2 to see Oasis in Dublin on August 16th 2025 including overnight accommodation and transfers to and from the hotel to the concert. There will be just one entry period across the length of the promotion - Monday 12th at 7am to Friday May 23rd at 4pm In order to win the overall prize the entrant must be selected from our random overall prize draw and be available to take our call on Friday May 23rd between 4.15pm and 4.45pm. The call must be answered within 5 rings. If the selected entrant does not answer the call then we will continue to randomly select from the draw until we have a successful entrant who answers a test of skill question correctly and is therefore deemed the overall winner. The winning call will be broadcast on all the participating FM stations on Friday May 23rd before 6.00pm.