The Lavish beauty salon in Mountmellick on the opening day of its new premises in 2023.
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Embrace FARM, Ireland’s charitable support network for farm families impacted by serious injury or sudden death, has launched a heart-warming jumper in time for the Christmas season.
The Laois based charity said these festive jumpers will not only spread Christmas cheer around the farms of Ireland but also help raise essential funds to support the important work of Embrace FARM.
Embrace FARM is Ireland’s only support network for farm families impacted by sudden death or serious injury. It currently provides a range of practical and emotional support to over 550 Irish farm families.
Norma Rohan, Co-Founder of Embrace FARM said, “We are encouraging people to buy our Christmas jumper this year to raise vital funds. The Christmas season is a time for giving, and our Christmas jumper is a fun and meaningful way for individuals and families to show their support for the Irish farming community while celebrating this special time of year.“
The jumpers can be purchased on www.embracefarm.com.
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