We are delighted to announce that the St Francis Hospice Sunflower Field of Life is now open!
This wonderful initiative, created and maintained by the very generous Hoey & Bergin families, will be open to the public until mid-August and all are welcome to drop by, donate and take some beautiful Sunflowers home. The field is open 24/7
Remember to bring your own cutting tools, and enjoy picking sunflowers while supporting a great cause. You can find the field in Ballyboughal, just off the Swords Road- https://goo.gl/maps/hJViwytQhjhR9jQ3A
or type ‘Sunflower Field for St Francis Hospice’ in to google maps.
You can make your donation by visiting https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/SunflowersForStFrancisHospice
Have a great visit!
Please join us for our Sunflower of Life Reflection as we remember our loved ones who have died.
Alan Bradley, who is under the care of St Francis Hospice Dublin, describes his experience of hospice care, including visits from and phone consultations with the Community Palliative Care Team and visits to the Hospice’s Outpatients department to receive Complementary Therapies.
Alan Bradley, who is under the care of St Francis Hospice Dublin, describes his experience of hospice care, including visits from and phone consultations with the Community Palliative Care Team and visits to the Hospice’s Outpatients department to receive Complementary Therapies.