2025 - Concert and 3,360 Euro for MS Ireland
Rotary Dublin Central in cooperation with the Celtic Choristers organised a wonderful concert at Christ Church Cathedral and donated Euro 3,360 to MS South Dublin Branch.
Funds raised from the event supported MS Ireland South Dublin Branch, St Vincent de Paul, and other Rotary charities. €3,360 were donated to the South Dublin Branch.
Photo (l–r): Cliona O’Rourke – Branch Secretary, Eamonn Porter – Treasurer, Dublin Rotary City Centre, Gerry Quinlan – Branch Chairperson, Maggie Bomze – President, Dublin Rotary City Centre, Brian Pilkington – Celtic Choristers, Mary McKeon – MS Ireland Board Member, Stephen Carroll – Volunteer of the Year, MS Ireland South Dublin Branch.
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