COVID-19 UPDATE
In line with public health advice, visitor and service restrictions are currently in place at LauraLynn, Ireland's Children's Hospice.
daa staff raise €105,000 for LauraLynn Children’s Hospice in 2018
At the beginning of 2018, LauraLynn, Ireland’s Children’s Hospice was selected as Charity Partner of the Year by the daa, alongside the Irish Motor Neuron Disease Association and Snowflakes for Autism.
The Importance of Gratitude by Dr Aidan McKiernan
For International Thank You Day, our Principal Clinical Psychologist, Dr Aidan McKiernan shares with us the importance of gratitude and how this practice can positively improve our lives.
TeamAlex go to Hell & Back for LauraLynn!
Nicola, mum to eight-year-old Alex, one of our very special LauraLynn children, got in touch last summer to say she would be doing Hell & Back with her nursing colleagues in September 2018.
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LauraLynn Publishes Annual Report 2018
2018 was a fantastic year for LauraLynn, that saw continued growth, recognition and change as well as many special moments and achievements to reflect on.
Fundraising Terms and Conditions
We appreciate all the support we receive from organisations and the greater community. To help you organise your event LauraLynn, Ireland’s Children’s Hospice have put together a list of points that should be adhered to, to protect all participating parties.
Making Magical Memories at the LauraLynn Family Fun Day
There was great excitement at LauraLynn on Saturday 29th June as our families gathered for our annual LauraLynn Family Fun Day!
Laura & Lynn
‘A real Shirley Temple with her mass of curls’
Unfortunately, my girls cannot voice their opinions, and how I wish they could. I can tell you from my point of view, that we had very little palliative care support at the end of Lynn’s life.
