Southern Area Hospice Services Annual Fundraiser Auction

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Part 4 – Lot 68

Pair Of 2025 YBs

Presented By Mullen Bros

Racing 20 OBs & 15 YBs They’ve Put Up Outstanding & Award Winning Performances In Recent Years

 

2024 STANDOUT RESULTS INCLUDED

23rd Section E NIPA 1st OB Roscrea

51st Open NIPA 1st OB Roscrea

3rd Section E NIPA Plougastel OB National

13th Open NIPA Plougastel OB National

16th Section E NIPA Plougastel OB National

58th Open NIPA Plougastel OB National

7th Section E NIPA Dale YB National

7th Open NIPA Dale YB National

4th Section E Drumnavaddy Gold Ring

4th Open Drumnavaddy Gold Ring

123rd Section E NIPA 1st OB Dale

198th Open NIPA 1st OB Dale

142nd Section E NIPA 1st OB Dale

237th Open NIPA 1st OB Dale

97th Section E NIPA 2nd OB Dale

210th Open NIPA 2nd OB Dale

NIPA Young Fanciers Of The Year 2024

NIPA Young Fanciers Of The Year Runners Up 2022

RPRA Irish Region Young Fanciers Of The Year 2024

RPRA Irish Region Young Fanciers Of The Year Runners Up 2022

RPRA Irish Region Young Fanciers 0-250mls Award Winners 2024

RPRA Irish Region Young Fanciers 251-450mls Award Winners 2022, 2023 & 2024

1st National RPRA Overall UK & Ireland Young Fanciers 65-250mls Award Winners 2024

RPRA Irish Region Young Fanciers 450+mls Award Winners 2021

1st National RPRA Overall UK & Ireland Young Fanciers 450+mls Award Winners 2021

RPRA Major Len Lewis Memorial Trophy Winners 2021

 

 

Southern Area Hospice Services (SAHS) provides invaluable support and care to people living within the Southern Health and Social Care Trust Area.  They aim to provide the highest standard of specialist palliative care to individuals with complex life-limiting conditions, irrespective of their condition or place of care.

They provide wrap-around support for their physical, emotional and social needs, and will also support their families through this process. They ensure that care is centred around the individual’s wishes and needs, supporting them from the point of diagnosis and helping them to live well with their condition.

All SAHS services are provided free of charge and rely heavily on voluntary donations to continue providing their special care.

Whilst Hospice does receive some annual financial support from the Department of Health, they rely heavily on fundraising.  This year they need to fundraise in excess of £3.6 million, which is apx:

£300,000 per month,

£69,230 per week,

£9,863 per day,

£410 per hour.

They need to raise these funds to enable them to continue to provide care and support to patients and their families, many whom have been loved ones or personal friends to many in the local pigeon fraternity.