Northern Ireland Hospice

Belfast shop Born & Bred, which showcases modern Irish homeware and gifts, is proud to announce an extraordinary one-day campaign in support of Northern Ireland Hospice — pledging to donate 20% of all sales, both online and in-store, on Saturday (June 7). Pictured is Linzi Rooney, owner of Born & Bred

Belfast retailer rallies behind NI Hospice with 20% of sales donated tomorrow

Co-drivers Will Clow and Darren Gilpin, with NI Hospice's Nursing Team Leader Claire Strickland and Staff Nurse Toni Bowler.

Monte Carlo or Bust rally sees local Platinum petrolheads go for gold in aid of ...

Cutting the ribbon: Pictured at the opening of NI Hospice’s first-ever charity shop in Carrickfergus are Jill Coiley, Shop Supervisor; Brian Mulholland, Shop Supervisor; Michael Steenson, Retail Support Manager; Fiona Gillespie, Store Manager; Miss Northern Ireland Hannah Johns; Gerry Griffin, Warehouse Manager; Tanya Dempsey, Area Manager; and Alan Kennedy, NI Hospice’s Head of Retail. Photo by NI Hospice

Hospice welcomes shoppers to its first-ever store in Carrickfergus

NI Hospice’s Lights to Remember Service takes place on Thursday 19th December.

Northern Ireland Hospice invites public to “light up the darkness” in annual Lig...

Pictured at the launch of the 2024 NI Hospice Celebration Walks are Miss Northern Ireland Kaitlyn Clarke, NI Hospice’s Vice President Olivia Nash

Step out for Northern Ireland Hospice

AbbeyAutoline's Julie Gibbons (second left) with, from left, Jackie Elliott, Jeni McKelvey and Wendy Close

NI firm's milestone celebrations help more than 40 community and voluntary group...

Eddie McKeever, managing director of McKeever Hotel Group and Amanda Connolly of NI Children's Hospice

Hotel group to partner with NI Children’s Hospice

Northern Ireland insurance broker AbbeyAutoline has successfully concluded its ambitious 50th anniversary programme by supporting more than 40 charity and voluntary organisations across the region. Pictured are Jackie Elliott, Julie Gibbons, Jeni McKelvey and Wendy Close. Picture: AbbeyAutoline

AbbeyAutoline’s 50th anniversary celebrations help more than 40 NI groups

Ciaran Meyler and Chloe Wright were part of a 15-strong team from Craigavon-based United Wines to set a new record for serving the highest pint of Heineken in Northern Ireland, in aid of the Northern Ireland Hospice. Staff from the leading drinks distributor completed the challenge to serve a pint of non-alcoholic Heineken 0.0 at the top of Slieve Donard mountain, raising £2,500 in the process, which was match funded by United Wines to provide a grand total of £5,000 for the charity which provides specialist palliative care to 4,000 patients every year

Cheers...Charity climb sets record for highest pint of Heineken served in NI

Christina Campbell received her baby’s pre-birth treatment at the Ulster Hospital in Dundonald

Bereaved mum settles case over tragic baby’s care

Jen Rea has been appointed as head of marketing and sales at the Grand Opera House in Belfast

New head of marketing and sales at historic Belfast theatre

Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council bestow the freedom of the borough upon the Northern Ireland Hospice. The civic honour, which, historically, includes the right to drive sheep unimpeded in the town - pays homage to those who have contributed significantly to the borough.
Jack McCrystal (13) from Draperstown, Theo Walker (4) from Belfast and James McKinney (5) from Belfast joined Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Councillor Billy Webb, NI Hospice Chief Executive, Heather Weir and Nurse Louise Devlin in celebrating the honour.
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‘Ewe deserve it’ - NI Hospice is awarded freedom of the borough

Brian Kingston after completing the Boston Marathon

Belfast politician Brian Kingston takes on Boston Marathon in USA for NI Hospice

Andrew and Louise, staff nurses at Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice

Start 2021 with a new challenge and new career!

Antrim and Newtownabbey's leisure facilities will be closed.

Antrim and Newtownabbey Council leisure facilities update

Christmas tree fundraiser

Hospice support from Christmas tree collection service
Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough residents will be able to support the Northern Ireland Hospice through a Christmas tree collection service.
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Drive-in Cinema

Mrs Carol Bareham.

Larne High hosts online variety show in memory of late staff member Carol Bareha...

Paddy Gates pictured after completing the Triathlon at Ballyronan.

Nurse Paddy Gates gears up for weekend marathon challenge in aid of NI Hospice

Norman Mawhinney - running to raise funds for NI Hospice in lockdown

Pensioner Norman dusts off running shoes for NI Hospice

The Northern Ireland Children's Hospice. Pic by Google.

Funding package announced for hospices across Northern Ireland

Local stars shine a light on Northern Ireland Hospice’s Emergency Appeal

Lily and Saskia show off their rainbow scarves

Mourne Textiles weave rainbows of hope for the Hospice charities

Ruby and Hollie Philips at the NI Hospice Christmas tree.

Loved ones remembered at NI Hospice Lights to Remember service

Jim Shields.

Larne man pens first collection of short stories

Karen Ferguson, IT manager STM, Jonathan Lamberton, NI Hospice and Angela McKay general manager STM, front row, with Ian Lee STM and Gerry Griffin NI Hospice

Selective offers Hospice tech support

Participants will have the choice of two routes on Larne Hospice Walk, which will be led by Larne Ladies. Pic: LM Photos.

Larne Ladies swapping football boots for walking boots
Members of Larne Ladies football team will lead Saturday’s annual walk for the Northern Ireland Hospice.
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Zoe Salmon, actress Olivia Nash, Hospice nurse Ursula Mallon and Miss NI Anna Henry

Zoe Salmon calls for walkers to '˜strut' in aid of services

Johnny Breen.

Johnny's ultra marathon effort raises Â£1,600 for Children's Hospice

Jacob Stockdale stretches out to score Irelands third try in Saturdays 24-15 win over England at Twickenham

Six Nations hero Stockdale almost quit rugby as a teenager

Northern Ireland Hospice adult facility in Belfast officially opened by HRH The Countess of Wessex.

Countess of Wessex gives NI Hospice building 'royal seal of approval'

Mimi the Magical Mermaid (Claire King) at the Grand Opera House panto performance of Peter Pan, opening on Saturday night (2 Dec).
Photo by Aaron McCracken

Northern Ireland's biggest ever panto gets off to a flying start with charity ga...

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers with Hubert Cowan from Whitehead

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers visits NI Hospice on Christmas Day

Ross Holden of Crusaders (left), Mark Sykes(Glenavon far right), pictured with Patricia McCabe (NI Hospice Auxiliary Nurse), Adrian Teer, Chairman NIFL, Sir Bruce Robinson, NI Hospice and Debbie Sharkey, NI Hospice

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Ward Manager Meghan Morgan, along with Nursing Auxiliary Veronica Morris, make final preparations for the opening of the new Northern Ireland Hospice facility on the Somerton Road, north Belfast

First patients to arrive at north Belfast hospice

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