Audience members during 'Living with Loss' 2013
Audience members during 'Living with Loss', the Irish Hospice Foundation Public Information Evening on November 01, 2013. Picture by Shane O'Neill / Copyright Fennell Photography 2013.
The audience watches Dr. Susan Delaney deliver a speech at 'Living with Loss', the Irish Hospice Foundation Public Information Evening, November 06, 2014. Picture Colm Mahady / Fennells - Copyright 2014 Fennell Photography.
Audience watches Dr. Susan Delaney deliver speech
Audience members watche Dr. Susan Delaney deliver a speech at 'Living with Loss', the Irish Hospice Foundation Public Information Evening, November 06, 2014. Picture Colm Mahady / Fennells - Copyright 2014 Fennell Photography.
Audit of Irish Research and Palliative Care, Hospice and Bereavement, 2001-2002
Documents outlining the research development activities and goals of the audit of Research and Palliative Care, Hospice and Bereavement, conducted between 2001-2002.
Orla Keegan-Head of Education, Research and Bereavement Services Ciaran Stauton
Parent Collection: Education and Research
Author Amos Oz , Atsuo Fukuda, Craig Barrett, Mary Redmond, Mary Robinson and Dr. Patrick Prendergast at Trinity College Dublin
Author Amos Oz , Atsuo Fukuda, Craig Barrett, and Mary Redmond receive honorary degrees from Mary Robinson and Dr. Patrick Prendergast at Trinity College Dublin.
Author Amos Oz , Professor of Hebrew Literature, Atsuo Fukuda, former Professor of Organic Materials Physics in the Tokyo Institute of Technology, Craig Barrett, former Associate Professor of Materials Science at Stanford University and former CEO Intel Corporation, and Mary Redmond Lawyer in Irish Employment Law at Trinity College Dublin where they were conferred with Honorary Degrees, by Chancellor of the University, Mary Robinson and Trinity Provost Dr. Patrick Prendergast on the 27/06/14. Photographed by Alan Betson for The Irish Times.
Photographer: Alan Betson for The Irish Times
Copyright-The Irish Times, reproduced with permission
Ava MacNamara (aged 7) helps Masterchef winner Mary Carney launch IHF Dine@Mine - November 15 2011
Masterchef Ireland winner Mary Carney encouraged people at Christmas 2011 to Dine@Mine. Masterchef Ireland winner, Mary Carney used her new-found fame as Ireland's top amateur chef to launch a Christmas fundraising initiative Dine@Mine in aid of the Irish Hospice Foundation {IHF}. Her employer, eircom, sponsored Dine@Mine to raise funds for IHF. Pictured at the launch are Mary Carney and Ava MacNamara, aged 7. Picture by Shane O'Neill / Fennells.
AXA Children's hospice home care fundraising press release May 2012
Press release on AXA fundraising for children's hospice home care programme
Press release issued on May 31 2012 advising on the fundraising efforts of AXA insurance employees. AXA began a corporate sponsorship with the Irish Hospice foundation in 2011. By May 2012 the fundraising efforts of its staff in 43 branches nationwide had raised €131,000 for the Irish Hospice Foundation's Children's hospice home care programme.
Background paper for Irish Stories of Grief and Loss
Background paper for Irish Stories of Grief and Loss outing the plan and intention for the proposed book. The final book, Irish Stories of Loss and Hope, is a collection of stories, art and poetry published by the Irish Hospice Foundation in 2006. The idea was developed by Dr Susan Delaney and intended to be used as a resource for bereaved people. A number of well-known poets and artists contributed to the book including Seamus Heaney, Brendan Kennelly, Rita Ann Higgins and Carol Ann Duffy and Fiona Looney. Sponsorship for the books production was obtained from the Health Services Staff Credit Union.
Dr. Susan Delaney- Bereavement Services Manager at Irish Hospice Foundation Irish Hospice Foundation
Carol Ann Duffy Seamus Heaney Rita Ann Higgins Brendan Kennelly Fiona Looney
Annual Bereavement Public Information Evening
A representative from Barnardos provides information during the Irish Hospice Foundation Public Information Evening on November 05, 2015. Iain White / Fennell Photography
Barry Andrews Minister of State for Children and Youth Affairs
Irish Hospice foundation press Release.The IRISH HOSPICE FOUNDATION TO SPEND MORE THAN €2.5 MILLION ON CHILDREN’S PALLIATIVE CARE CONSULTANT AND FIVE OUTREACH NURSES FOR CHILDREN WITH LIFE-LIMITING CONDITIONS..The Irish Hospice Foundation (IHF) has committed itself to funding Ireland’s first children’s palliative care consultant and five of eight outreach nurses in the community. The nurses will provide support and co-ordinate care for children with life-limiting illnesses at home. ..Over five years, with the agreement of the Department of Health and Children and the HSE, the IHF will raise more than €2.5 million to meet this commitment...The IHF announced this following the launch yesterday by the Minister of State for Children, Barry Andrews, of the Palliative Care for children with life-limiting conditions in Ireland—A National Policy, at the Government Press Centre, Government Buildings in Dublin. ..Among the recommendations is that the HSE should develop an implementation plan, and that a consultant paediatrician with a special interest in palliative care for children should be appointed as well as regionally based children’s outreach nurses. It is also stated that a National Development Committee for Children’s Palliative Care should be established. ..Mr Eugene Murray, Chief Executive of the Irish Hospice Foundation, warmly welcomed the new policy. He said the IHF would also continue to organise and fund palliative care training for nurses across a range of specialities. ..A kernel IHF philosophy was that hospice and palliative care should be available to everyone who required it, he said... There are about 1400 children with life-limiting conditions in Ireland with about 350 deaths each year, the majority in the first year of life.