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he 45 Card Drive will be held in Butler’s Bar, Burncourt on february 1 to raise funds for South Tipperary Hospice
The Burncourt Hospice Movement has been very busy over the last few weeks with fundraising events, with great support from the community forthcoming for all of the events.
The 25th Annual Auction took place in Butler’s Bar, Burncourt on Sunday December 28.
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The New Year’s Day Walk in Glengarra Woods was held in loving memory of Pat “Fagan” Tobin, a long-standing committee member and friend.
The next fundraiser will be held on Sunday, February 1. The 45 Card Drive will be held in Butler’s Bar, Burncourt at 3pm, with spot prizes on the day.
All funds raised will go towards South Tipperary Hospice, the Hospice Suite at St. Theresa’s Hospital, Clogheen, and the Day Care Centre, Clogheen.
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The Burncourt Hospice Movement sincerely thanks everyone for their continued generosity and support.
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