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The ISPCC is currently recruiting volunteers for its Childline listening service in Castlebar.

The ISPCC is hosting its annual Cheerios Childline fundraising breakfast morning on Monday October 3 from 10am to noon in its office in the N5 Business Park in Castlebar.

Elverys Sports is celebrating its success in raising €40,000 for the ISPCC this week.

The mayor of the city of Galway Cllr Michael Crowe has this week announced the annual Mayoral Charity Ball. The event will be held in the Clayton Hotel on Saturday June 25. Commenting at the launch of the event the Mayor stated:

The ISPCC is currently recruiting mentoring volunteers for its Teenfocus and Childfocus service.

Childline volunteer Donal Barrett said ‘Top of the morning to ya’ while helping launch the Childline 2011 Pubs Pledge Appeal. Over the past five years pubs in Mayo have raised a staggering €40,843 for Childline.

Childline, Ireland's only 24-hour listening service for children, is urgently looking for volunteers in Mayo.

Childline volunteers in Galway answered 200 calls on Christmas Day, one fifth of the total calls, texts and emails received then from children all over the country.

Elverys Sports, the family-owned business of Stauntons in Castlebar, has teamed up with the ISPCC which it has now designated as its official charity partner. The partnership, which will involve all 54 Elverys Sports stores, will raise vital funds for the ISPCC enabling the charity to reach out to and support thousands of Irish children currently facing adversity in their lives. A fundraising initiative just launched is the sale of a stylish gym bag for €2 with all proceeds benefiting the ISPCC. The gym bag is available in a variety of colours making it the perfect stocking filler gift for Christmas.

Leading Irish photographer Barry McCall is launching his new book PHO20GRAPHY and he is coming to Brown Thomas this Saturday from 2pm to 4pm where he will sign copies.