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Shakers and Bouncers return for a charity performance
Presented by the Rail Theatre Co, Shakers and Bouncers return to Mullingar Arts Centre this weekend. The plays will be performed tonight, Friday November 12 and Saturday November 13 at 8pm with proceeds from the Friday night performance going to Irish Friends of Pakistan.
Fashion Aid fundraiser a success
Members of the Irish Friends of Pakistan Flood Appeal wish to thank supporters who attended the Fashion Aid event last week in Mullingar Arts Centre.
St Mary’s College to host concert for Goal’s Pakistan Flood Appeal
Maoin Cheoil na Gaillimhe, the St Mary’s College Music Resource Centre will host a concert in aid of the GOAL Pakistan Flood Appeal on Tuesday November 16 at 8pm.
Fashion extravaganza in aid of Pakistan flood relief
The Midlands section of the Irish Friends of Pakistan will hold a fundraiser in the Mullingar Arts Centre on Thursday October 28 from 7pm.
Islamic leader to lay foundation stone for new mosque
The Supreme Head of the global Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, will lay the foundation stone for Galway’s first major mosque this weekend.
MACE stores in Westmeath unite with GOAL for Pakistan
The MACE network of community retail stores across Ireland, including two in Westmeath, have teamed up with Irish aid agency GOAL to help raise essential funds for the people of Pakistan in the aftermath of last month’s flooding disaster.
Fashion Extravaganza postponed until October
Due to an overwhelming interest in FashionAid’s Fashion Extravaganza the event has been postponed until October.
Pakistan appeal
The Mace network of community retail stores across Ireland, including five in Mayo, has teamed up with Irish aid agency GOAL to help raise essential funds for the people of Pakistan in the aftermath of last month's flooding disaster.
Pakistan relief collection to aid survivors
A national collection will be held this weekend August 21 and 22 in Catholic churches across Ireland in aid of survivors of Pakistan's devastating floods. Bishop John Kirby, Bishop of Clonfert and chairman of Trócaire, is urging Irish parishioners to support collections in their local parishes to help Pakistani people cope with the worst flooding in the history of the state. Trócaire is the official overseas development agency of the Catholic Church in Ireland.
Mullingar to help Pakistani flood victims
A local businessman is to host a coffee morning at his restaurant to help raise money for the victims of the Pakistani flood disaster.
