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06 Sept 2025
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Sunflower Day raises vital funds for palliative care
Laois Hospice Laois Hospice is appealing to the public to support and help with Sunflower Day which takes place this year on Friday, June 9.
“We are seeking volunteers to collect on the day. Would you have one hour to spare on Friday, June 9 to help with Sunflower Day,” said the Laois Hospice.
“This is one of our biggest fundraising events each year. All monies collected on the day will stay in Laois to fund the much needed hospice home care services in Laois.
“Please support Laois Hospice on the day and thank you for your continued support,” says the Hospice.
If you can help on the day please contact Mary Delaney on 086 8157280 or Mary Finlay on 087 2968433.
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