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See some of our inspiring fundraising stories and how these fundraisers are making a direct difference to the lives of the patients, boths adults and children, in the National Rehabilitation Hospital (NRH).
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Massive Congratulations to Orla Power for completing a half marathon row from Monkstown to Cork City on Saturday 3rd of June 2023 and for achieving first prize within her category, by being the first woman in a sit-on-top kayak to cross the finish line. This is an amazing achievement.
Once again, we are saying a massive thank you to the McCann Family and work colleagues for their amazing generosity to the patients in the National Rehabilitation Hospital (NRH) for adults and children. Yesterday they arrived to the NRH to deliver some toys, selection boxes and football jerseys for the Paediatric Programme, and boxes of […]
“On the 15th of April 27 members of the IrishPol batt consisting of 24 Irish soldiers from the 119 INF BN and 3 Polish colleagues took part in the grueling 4x4x48 created by David goggins. We started our first run at 2000hrs on the 15th full of energy, spirits were high but as the hours […]
In dunnhumby Ireland we have held a number of fundraisers in recent years in support of the NRH. Whether it is an office bake sale, a Mini Marathon or a 1000 Mile Challenge, we are passionate about supporting the NRH. The efforts made by the NRH each day have an incredible impact on the lives […]
Disney half marathon in memory of past patient Carmel Ronan. “Our mother Carmel passed away in May after a fight with both cancer and a stroke. Carmel’s stroke was severe. However, thanks to the hard work and commitment of those in the National Rehabilitation Hospital (NRH) and her own determination, Carmel went from wheelchair, to stick, […]
“At KLA Ireland, we host a fundraising activity every year. In 2019 we chose the NRH as it was close to our hearts. When discussing the NRH as a charity we realised how many people in the company have had a family member or friend who has been with the NRH and rehabilitated with the […]