Collections will take place across Kerry this week for refugees from Ukraine.
A collection will take place on Saturday, March 5th, at the Methodist Church on Countess Road in Killarney, between 12-5 in the afternoon.
Items can also be donated to Polish shops in Killarney this week, and at locations in Tralee and Kenmare.
A full list of items that can be donated, as well as contact details for how to donate, can be found here or on this poster:
Hoare Machinery, Killorglin are also organising a collection.
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A new collection has also been established in Tralee by O'Neill's Transport.
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Ryles Pharmacy, Tralee is also holding a collection to gather supplies for Ukrainian refugees.
They are collecting first aid, baby supplies, sanitary supplies, basic OTC medicines.
People can make a donation to cover the cost of further supplies which will be added to the shipment.
- Blankets
- Sleeping bags
- Shampoo
- Towels
- Soap
- Shower Gel
- Toothpaste & Toothbrush
- Female Hygiene products
- Baby Wipes
- Nappies
- Toilet Roll
- Rice, Pasta
- UHT Milk
- Tinned Fish, Meat and Vegetables
- Baby Food in Jars
- Chocolate
- Tea, Coffee
- Sugar
St Pats GAA Club in Blennerville will use the Club Lotto draw to raise funds this weekend to donate to UNICEF Humanitarian Aid appeal for Ukraine.
St. Pats GAA club has decided to support the appeals for humanitarian aid for Ukraine by donating all monies raised through the weekly Lotto draw this weekend to UNICEF. The club will also cover the cost of the weekly consolation prize to add to the donation.
The draw will take place on Sunday night March 6th at 9.15pm.
Lotto tickets can be purchased online via the Club website www.stpatsgaaclub.com or the following outlets:
- O'Shea's shop and service station Blennerville
- Poff Motors Dingle Road
- Seamus O'Sullivan Master Butchers in Manor
- Noyeks in Mile Height
- Byrnesworth in the Square
- Skelper Quanes in Blennerville
- Keanes of Curraheen
- Betty's Bar in Strand Street
- Rock Inn in Rock Street
Rathmore Community Centre are hosting a collection for Ukrainian refugees on Saturday, March 5th from 9.30am-11.30pm.
The items will be delivered to Poland.
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Gala in the Courtyard, Killarney will donate the proceeds of all teas and coffees purchased on Friday March 4th to Ukraine.
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A 'Support Ukraine' collection is taking place in Johnny's shop in Lyreacrompane every day until Friday, March 4th.
The collection will run until Friday, March 4th and local transport companies will deliver the items to Poland.
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A vigil for Ukraine will take place in The Square, Tralee on Saturday March 5th at 3pm.
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Killarney Celtic FC are organising a collection for Ukraine in conjunction with Konrad Antoni Switlicki-Paprocki.
Donations from the list can be dropped to Dressing Room No. 4 in Celtic Park before Saturday 5th March.
A group of 25 people on a quilting retreat in Valentia Island will produce a quilt in the Ukrainian colours by Friday.
CBS The Green is running a Blue and Yellow Day in support of Ukraine this Friday.
Kathryn Crowley is working on an exhibition. She was extremely upset by the war she decided to ask for donations for UNICEF and make 'Her body, her voice' into a kind of fundraiser with consent from all the artists and writers involved.
Ukranian Flags are flying at the Altar to Our Lady in St John’s Church and they also have a special prayer for peace in Ukraine. In addition, Pope Francis has asked all catholics to offer as a special day of prayer and fasting in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.
Tralee Food Aid and emergency provisions will be open from 10am to 12pm on Friday the 4th in the Tralee pipe band hall. Donations can be dropped here where support Ukraine will collect directly from us.
The Killarney Advertiser has changed its mast head to blue and yellow, and it will also include stories in support of Ukraine in this week's edition.
A swim, in solidarity with the Ukrainian people, will take place in Fenit on Sunday (6th March) at 10am; anyone taking part can bring goods to donate.
The Rock Deliwill donate the deli’s total sales to vital supplies for Ukraine this Friday 4th March; the proceeds will go to Chernobyl Children International.
The Cottage Market in Annascaul will raise fund for Ukraine on 26 March from 12pm to 4pm.
Mid Kerry business Badger & Blue, is selling a print with 100% of all sales going directly to the Irish Red Cross to raise funds for those most affected by war in Ukraine & beyond.
St John’s Church in Ashe Street, Tralee is having a service for Ukraine at 7pm onn Friday.
Students and staff at St. Brigid's Presentation Killarney are also getting involved. Transition Year lead action all week, from students creating posters and announcements to make the school community aware donations were being accepted. From sorting, separating, packing the donations and to loading the collection van.
NorthSouth cafe and bistro in Russell Street Tralee are donating all the coffee sales on Friday to the Ukraine appeal.
You Sew and Sew Sewing classes at Bud's Family Resource Centre Ballyduff made flags and also decorated the centre.
Maryrose's home baking at the outlet centre Killarney is donating 100% of its takings today.
Benson’s Quikpick Keel Castlemaine are accepting cash donations to be sent to The Irish Red Cross.
Costa Coffee Manor West Tralee are wearing blue and yellow, decorating the shop in their colours and donating all tips raised for one week, starting today, to the Irish red Cross.
Mercy Mounthawk have organised a big drive of support for Ukraine.
The Moriarty School of Music and Dance Kilcummin are holding a fundraising concert in aid of the people of Ukraine on Saturday 2nd April in the Killarney Avenue Hotel commencing at 8pm. Fear an Tí for the night will be no other than the legendary Seán Ó Sé. Performers on the night include Patrick O'Sullivan along with his son Conor, Elle Marie O'Dwyer, Conor Moriarty and the Kilcummin Set Dancers. Tickets which will be limited are €20 per head and will be on sale at the East Avenue Hotel and from John at Kilcummin Rural Development Office. Raffle on the night. All proceeds will go to Trócaire for the Ukrainian fund.
The IW charity shop at William Street Listowel is also taking donations for the people of Ukraine.
Julia McCarthy in conjunction with Gneeveguilla Tidy Towns is holding a fundraising collection of appropriate items this evening between 5-8pm at Gneeveguilla Community Centre.
Pictured L/R : HGV Truck driver from Tralee Garry Lowham, Mark Sulivan Rose Hotel Tralee, Roary O'Sullivan Ballyseedy Hotel, Padraig McGillicuddy Ballygarry House Hotel and Spa, Colin Boyle Manor West Hotel and Ashe Hotel and Audrey Leane of Lane & Sons Limited. All were pictured with Ukraine Items being collected which includes blankets; sleeping bags; camping mats; sanitary products; dry foods such as rice and pasta; tinned meats and vegetables; baby food; chocolate; sugar; and tea and coffee and some clothing items were also accepted. Garry will be on the road on Wednesday of this week.Photo By : Domnick Walsh © Eye Focus LTD.
People can donate to any of these charities to support the people of Ukraine:
Red Cross www.redcross.ie
UNHCR www.unhcr.org/int/en/ukraine-emergency
Goal www.goalglobal.org/
Trocaire www.trocaire.org
