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<div><strong>Rory Motherway is 19 years old. He is an engineering student in MTU Cork, and a talented GAA player with Killeagh GAA. </strong>
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<div>On May 20th last, Rory was driving to Killeagh to a Junior football match that his team was playing in. On the way to the match Rory lost consciousness while driving and was involved in a serious car accident which has left him with life-changing injuries. Rory has permanent spinal cord damage which results in him now having paraplegia (paralysis of his lower limbs) and being a full-time wheelchair user.
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<div>After his accident, Rory spent 3 weeks in the Spinal Injuries Unit in the Mater Hospital where he underwent three separate operations. In June he moved to Cork University Hospital where he spent 7 weeks in the Trauma Ward 2A, and last month he moved to the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Dun Laoghaire. He will spend a number of months here continuing his rehabilitation, aimed at building up his independence and capacity to ultimately return home to live with his family and resume his education in MTU.
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<div>Rory’s family (parents Ina and Colman, brothers Barry and Dara and sister Orla) are most grateful for all the support and kindness shown by so many people since Rory’s accident and will continue to give their best love and support to Rory as he adjusts to a new way of living. Rory and his family would appreciate any support that you can give to help ensure that the family home is adapted to meet Rory’s needs.
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<div>Rory may also require assistance in the future to purchase a wheelchair-accessible vehicle and to consider investigation of medical advances in Ireland or abroad.
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<div>We're Domi and Ellen, and we're embarking on an incredible journey that’s deeply close to our hearts. In June, we're taking on the challenge of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, not just for the thrill but to support a cause that means the world to us: Irish Cancer Society supporting Breast Cancer research and services.
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<div>Breast cancer ranks as the most frequently diagnosed cancer in women across Ireland, affecting 1 in 9 women over their lifetime, along with 1 in 1000 incidences of breast cancer affecting men. Notably, 23% of diagnoses occur between ages 20-50, 34% between 50-69, and 36% over 70. Despite these statistics, there are reasons for hope - charities like the Irish Cancer Society that support Breast Cancer research and services, play a pivotal role in increasing survival rates through continuous research, raising awareness and delivering education. Irish Cancer Society is more than just an organisation; it's a beacon of hope, providing invaluable support to those battling breast cancer, their families, and friends. For us, this cause hits home.
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<div>I'm Ellen, and unfortunately, in 2019, I lost my mom to breast cancer, an experience that shattered our hearts and ignited a desire to honour her memory in the most impactful way possible. My mom always enjoyed spending time outdoors and experiencing the world before she became unwell. Through this expedition, we want to carry forward the legacy of those we’ve lost and support others fighting this battle while shedding light on the vital work carried out by the Irish Cancer Society and their efforts Breast Cancer research and services.
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<div>Here's our plan: Half of all donations will directly support Breast Cancer research and services of Irish Cancer Society's incredible efforts, while the other half will help fund our trek up Kilimanjaro. Each donation will fuel our determination and bring us one step closer to making a difference in the lives of those affected by Breast Cancer by donating to the Irish Cancer Society. We're reaching out for your support, not just for our journey, but for the countless lives touched by this cause.
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<div>Any donations, big or small, are greatly appreciated. If contributing financially is not possible, sharing our fundraising link across your social media platforms would aid in spreading awareness. Your support in any form is truly valued.
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<div>Come alongside us on this incredible journey. Your generosity will mean the world as we tackle our greatest challenge yet, hand in hand with the cherished memories of Ellen's mom and the countless individuals fighting breast cancer.
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<div>With gratitude,
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<div>Unfortunately, there have been issues with our previous GoFundMe account and this has now been closed. All donations (€640) have been automatically transferred to the Breast Cancer unit of the Irish Cancer Society. The totalling €640 from all who have donated are added to this new account as an “offline donation”. All donors who have donated to our now closed account, are acknowledged below, along with their respective donation amounts.
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<div>We apologise for any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused. If you have previously donated and have questions about this situation, please feel free to reach out to either Ellen or Domi for clarification.
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<div>We sincerely appreciate every donation and share of our profile. We're excited to embark on this journey with you all in aid of Breast Cancer in Ireland.
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<div>Donations transferred to the Irish Cancer Society in aid of Breast Cancer are named below:
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<div>Rachael Whitty €20
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<div>Rebbeca Kenny €20
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<div>Eimear Gleeson €25
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<div>Nicola Hollingsworth €20
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<div>Ms Ciara O’Brien €20
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<div>Mary O’Leary €50
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Kilimanjaro Trek in aid of Breast Cancer

<div><strong>A tragic sequence of events happened in Killeagh, east Cork in late April. </strong>
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<div>On the morning of April 22nd, a fire broke out in the garage, adjoining the house and spread quickly to the house itself. There was nobody in the house at the time and when the alarm was raised it was too late to save it. The family watched in horror as their house and all their belongings went up in flames. Practically nothing was saved.
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<div>The realisation quickly dawned that there was no house Insurance as the policy had lapsed due to the family hitting hard times financially. The family was now homeless.
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<div>Brendan was an outstanding hurler with Killeagh, with Imokilly, with Cork at all levels and even with Ireland!
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<div>Brendan’s career trajectory was on the up and he played Under 21 for the county before being selected on the Cork senior panel a short time later. He was on the bench for the Cork seniors in the 1992 All Ireland Senior Hurling final versus Kilkenny. He was just 19 and the second youngest member of the panel behind Brian Corcoran.
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<div>Their world has come crashing down around them in the cruellest way imaginable. They are living through a nightmare. Their trauma is made worse by the fact that they have no home in which to grieve for Brendan or to start to piece their lives back together again.
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<p><iframe media_type="0" media_id="anszQ2CVPfU" class="youtube-replace" title="YouTube video player" style="margin-bottom:20px;width:560px;height:315px;" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/anszQ2CVPfU/?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="1"></iframe><br />Hi everyone, <br /><br />This GoFundMe page has been set up for Ryan Cantwell, who at just 23 years old, suffered an ischemic stroke (blood clot in the brain) following a day-case routine shoulder operation on the 26th November 2020. <br /><br />Ryan spent 2 months recovering in the Cork University Hospital and initially he was confined to bed and struggled to communicate with the hospital staff. He was the youngest patient on the stroke ward in what must have been a very traumatic experience for him. To make matters worse, Covid restrictions made it very difficult for his family to visit him. Under the excellent care of CUH Ryan started to make small incremental improvements. He began to communicate by drawing words on his phone and his physical ability improved slightly. He still couldn't walk independently but he was very determined to try, as can be seen in the video above of Ryan attempting to walk with the assistance of the physios. <br /><br />Ryan came home for a month during which time he received treatments via video-call, due to Covid -19 restrictions. He then went to the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Dublin where he was an in-patient for 3 months and under the excellent care of the NRH he made encouraging progress.<br /><br />The stroke has left Ryan with both cognitive and physical impairments. He has been diagnosed with expressive and receptive aphasia, meaning that he has trouble with saying and understanding spoken words. The right hand side of his body is partially paralysed with limited function of the right arm, hand and foot. This incident has changed his life and many challenges lie ahead, not least the fact that he will need a specially modified car which he can drive using his left hand and left foot only. <br /><br />Born and bred in Cork, Ryan went to St Anthony’s BNS in Ballinlough and he completed his secondary education in St.Francis College , Rochestown . His interest in the sciences led him to study Nutritional Science in CIT before progressing to a Masters in Food Microbiology at University College Cork in September 2020. <br /><br />Despite the traumatic experience of suffering this brain injury, Ryan is determined to return to education and to complete his Masters degree at UCC. <br /><br />Away from education, Ryan was an active young man and a proud member of the Blackrock National Hurling Club. A towering figure of 6ft 4in and a natural lefty with a sublime touch and strike, it was a common sight to see Ryan pluck the sliotar from the sky and drive it over the bar from 70 yards with sniper-like precision. He won a Cork u14 Feile, an u16 Premier county, two U21 Premier counties and an Intermediate county championship. Ryan also represented Cork at u17 level. <br /><br />This fundraiser will support Ryan in his rehabilitation including on-going physiotherapy, the purchase of a suitably modified car and getting his life back on track. In order to regain his independence, Ryan will need to adapt his way of living and continuously work on improving his physical, mental and cognitive health. <br /><br />Under current Covid restrictions, we need to start here and will look at community fundraising when safe to do so. We therefore ask you for your kind support to help Ryan to make the best recovery that he possibly can . On behalf of Blackrock Hurling Club and Ryan's family, we thank you very much ! <br /><br />The goal of the fundraiser is to raise €50,000
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The Ryan Cantwell Fund

<strong>RUN 4 ROCO <br />Raising money for Marymount Hospice and The Capuchin Day Centre.</strong><br /><br />Our aim is to raise much needed funds for two charities close to our hearts in Rochestown College. We hope to do this by getting as many people as possible in our school community out running or walking 5KM. <br /><br />We welcome all students, parents, siblings, staff, past pupils and friends to take part over the next few days!<br /><br />Any donation, big or small is greatly appreciated. <br /><br />We will divide all funds raised between Marymount Hospice, Cork and The Capuchin Day Centre, for the homeless. It has been a very challenging year for charities all over Ireland. We hope that we can give back to these charities that do so much good for so many.<br /><br />If you would like learn more about our chosen charities:<br /><br /><a href="https://www.marymount.ie/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://www.marymount.ie/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.marymount.ie/</a></a> <br /><br /><a href="https://www.capuchindaycentre.ie/Capuchin_Day_Centre_2013/Capuchin_Day_Centre_for_Homeless_People.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://www.capuchindaycentre.ie/Capuchin_Day_Centre_2013/Capuchin_Day_Centre_for_Homeless_People.html" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.capuchindaycentre.ie/Capuchin_Day_Centre_2013/Capuchin_Day_Centre_for_Homeless_People.html</a></a> <br /><br />We would also ask that everybody adhere to government guidelines during the event.<br /><br />We would love to see your pictures of your view, yourself, your route or your time. Please tag us on our social media channels to help us encourage others to also take part! <br />Instagram : @stfranciscollegecork<br />Twitter: @rococork<br />Facebook: St Francis College, Cork. <br /><br />Be sure to use #RUN4ROCO. <br /><br /><br />Together we can make a difference!

RUN 4 ROCO

Welcome to our fundraiser!<br /><br />You’re probably wondering who the hell we are and what this ‘4x4x48 Challenge’ is. Well, we’re a group who have come together (virtually!!) all across Ireland and decided to give back to the community during these uncertain times by pushing our bodies to the absolute limits. <br />On March 5th to March 7th, we’re taking it upon ourselves to run 4 miles (6.4km) every 4 hours for 48 hours…. yeah. To put that into perspective, that’s the equivalent of running from Cork City Centre to Dungarvan, or 193 laps of an athletics track.<br /><br />Why are we doing this and why Aoibhneas?<br />The critical services offered to Women and Children suffering from domestic violence is under serious pressure. In 2020, 43,000 calls to respond to domestic violence incidents were received, up 16% from 2019.<br />Aoibhneas, a domestic abuse charity have received a 125% increase in calls to their helpline. We are choosing to donate all funds to Aoibhneas to alleviate the pressure they are facing inn meeting demand and ensuring Women and Children get the support they need, when they need it.<br /><br />We want give everyone the opportunity to make a difference so if you, or anyone you know may be interested in partaking, don’t hesitate to DM us via Instagram at @4x4x48ireland and we can add you to our group.<br />There are multiple challenge options including a Relay option that is suited to all. If you’re not feeling it, don’t worry - you can help us immensely by promoting us and/or by donating.<br /><br />*Update*<br />On the weekend of the event and ever since, our campaign has had an enormous impact on domestic abuse victims. Emma Reidy, Aoibhneas CEO, and her team have acknowledged the impact we have made on the lives of both new and existing clients. We have encouraged people to speak up against domestic violence and asserted to victims that they are not alone in fighting the battle against domestic violence.<br /><br />According to Emma, the funds we have raised will change the lives of abuse victims and alleviate the pressures Aoibhneas are under to offer much needed services to those who need them more than ever. Some areas the funds will go towards are as follows;<br />- Making the Payphone into a 24 hour freephone.<br />- Accelerating the development of 3 new refuge premises for victims.<br />- Improving the experience children have with music, play, art therapists.

4x4x48 Challenge in aid of Aoibhneas

On 13th July 2020, 21 year old Gary Hartnett's world got turned upsidedown.  A resident of Ardgroom in West Cork on the Beara Peninsula, this fit young man suffered a sudden bleed on the brain, AVM (arteriovenous malformation).  Gary had suffered a similar milder experience in 2012 when he was 13.  He recovered from this and life continued. <br /><br /><br />Gary is a student in Cork Institute of Technology where he was studying Agricultural Science.  He should have been starting his 4th year, in September just gone. <br /><br /><br />At the time of his injury Gary was an avid AFL player with CIT and Leeside Lions.  His passion for sport was also seen in Dart playing in local tournaments.  Gary is a member of Beara Macra Na Feirme and this supported his love of farming to which his career is headed. <br /><br /><br />On 13th July Gary was at home when he suddenly collapsed and was rushed to Bantry General Hospital where he was assessed. Here, they prepped Gary for emergency surgery in Cork University Hospital. The AVM was so severe that Gary was in a coma.  Gary was a patient here until Thursday 3rd December.  He has since moved to Bantry General Hospital to start rehabilitation and awaiting a space in Dun Laoghaire to continue his rehabilitation. <br />As a result of the AVM, Gary has to learn to do most things that we take for granted.  Learn to walk, regain his motor skills and speech. <br /><br /><br />Gary's journey home will be long and arduous with fininacial impact.  We are hoping that we can get your help so that Gary and his family can prepare for the future and fight to get Gary his independence back. <br /><br /><br />Under current covid restrictions we need to start here and will look at community fundraising when safe to do so. <br /><br /><br />We thank all Garys extended family, friends, neighbours and wider community for their support.  We are especially thankful to the amazing medical team in Bantry and Cork University Hospitals who have been looking after Gary since July.

Giving For Gary

Hi! to all of our friends, families and followers.<br /><br />2020 has been a very disappointing year due to the prevailing COVID 19 problem that has affected almost everybody in some way. We, here at the small village of Allihies, Beara.....the furthest parish from our capital have also felt the effects.<br /><br />The village hall is the lifeblood of the community and the centre of gatherings, community projects, sports and fitness, and also an employer for scheme workers who maintain the facilities. It is also the base of the sports and horseracing committee which organise the annual festival and horseracing which has taken place in Allihies for around 110 years! It is worth mentioning that the committee (present members and former members) are very hard working volunteers that are committed to giving the best experience they can every year.<br /><br />Sadly, this years festival has had to be cancelled due to the covid pandemic. This is a tragedy in itself, the amount of folks that descend on our small village for the festivities is unbelievable! You have to wonder where they all come from, such is the atmosphere that they generate over the week or so.<br /><br />The other tragedy which most people are unaware of, is the fact that it's the annual festival that provides the revenue desperately needed to keep the hall alive for the whole year leading up to the next festival. As a consequence of the cancellation of this years celebrations, we are looking at the very real issue that the hall may need to close due to an absence of funding.<br /><br />Without investment provided from festivals, the infrastructure of the hall is doomed. We have many costs to meet, including things such as: Insurance, physical repairs and maintenance, licenses,legal fees, utility bills and contributions to scheme workers wages.  This approximates to €15,000 per year.<br /><br />This also has a knock-on effect to all our local businesses too, as they all depend on summer visitors to survive through the quiet winter months.<br /><br />The hall and sports committee have considered many options to raise some much needed cash for the cause but it is difficult to do something that doesn't include social distancing and mass gatherings.<br /><br />We were not even considered for the recent government grant and this has left us with few options other than to appeal to the wonderful supporters out there who might be able to spare a few euro to keep the village hall and gymnasium in operation and to keep the festival dream alive for next year.<br /><br />So dig deep and help us get the festival back on track for 2021!<br /><br />Many thanks in advance. Keep safe.

Allihies Hall and Festival Campaign

Due to Covid19, many people have been faced with new physical and mental challenges. As a distraction I joined a group 'Distance Challenge' which started on Wednesday 15 April 2020 and finished on Friday 01 May 2020.  The main aim of this group was to get people up and out everyday, and to see who would clock up the most kms in this time frame walking/running.<br />Before Covid19, on average I did 20km walking/running per week.  The competitive streak in myself pushed me to hit 200km in 15 days, averaging 94km per week, with one days rest.  This is the equivalent to 4.7 marathons in 15 days. <br />I can only imagine during this stressful time that resources for Pieta House are being stretched, so when I was challenged to do another 50km in 5 days I have taken it upon myself to raise money for this worthy cause.<br />To finish off my 250km, I will run the last 5km on Saturday 09 May at sunrise.

250km for Pieta House

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Money Box Donation List Prompt Experiment Audience

GoFundMe Employees

ipAddress

Mark Rieth IP Address

Version 9.2.0 and above

desktop

Platform is Android

admin pr kit prod

EUR Donation Upsell

(prod) new funds eligible for amp12 (UGC gallery)

fintrac_cad_idv_form_v2 audience

fund country is US and user language is English (amp15)

Finland (FI) users

France (FR) users

US Donation Upsell audience 

NPO Team test personId (prod)

Luxembourg (LU) users

fundId

Fundraiser Saved Payment Method Rate Limit Bypass (Production)

leaderboard-partner-id-audience-givepanel

New funds eligible - Video Sharing (PROD) (amp17)

Version 9.2.1 and above

AUD Donation Upsell audience

Austria (AT) users

Investments pre-release

Netherlands (NL) users

Platform is iOS v11.0.0 and above

United States (US) users

Posters INTL

non-US recurring donors

Fundraiser Without Meta Link

Ireland (IE) users

charityId

ACS Charity

charityCommunityId

Charities allow to be claimed unclaimed (PRD)

UC Tipping v20250115 International

pymk_production_xplr_fe_team

countryCode

smart goals (fundraiser/manage) on test01

start gfm intl allowed locales

United Kingdom (GB) users

Platform is iOS v11.2.0 and above

unclaimed charities

prod_ach_audience

AI Chatbot Audience

amp13 only new funds (prod) (anyword auto)

Sweden (SE) users

ach frontend audience

Norway (NO) users

Android v11.0.0 and above

Users Receiving Payments Paused Notifications

Excluded funds - Video Sharing (amp15)

smart goals test01

Manage Coach - US English Organizers Only + new funds only

Team EGG - IP Address list

Fundraiser Without Instagram Deep Link

Native 11.4.0 and above

UC Tipping v20250107

checkout headers audience

Users Receiving Braze KYC Validation Failed

Native 11.3.0 and above

US fundraisers and US users

Native 11.4.0 and higher

New funds eligible - Video Sharing (PROD)

route.pathname campaign

Switzerland (CH) users

GB Donation Upsell audience 

Recurring Upsell

Spain (ES) users

NPO API Keys

Excluded funds - Video Sharing

Portugal (PT) users

Giving fund alpha whitelist 2

Fundraiser Without Instagram Deep Link (amp15)

Denmark (DK) users

Australia (AU) users

Logged In Users

CH Donation Upsell audience

Android v10.6.0 and above

ai_title_page

anyword

openai

control

manual_entry

userEmail

template_id

userId

fundUrl

isCharityCo

email

appVersion

shouldBucketIntoExperiment

partnerId

fundIsLinkedWithMeta

isCampaignOwner

fundHasInstagramDeepLink

userCurrencyCode

Localized Currency

Exclude ACS during impact nudge test

v11.5.0 and above

testAudience

pathname

Survicate

Non-charity fund

Payment Identity Launch Verification - Production

New funds eligible - Posters v2

CAD Donation Upsell Audience

Allihies Hall

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