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Dunmore RFC Launch ‘Push4Pieta’ Charity Challenge

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Dunmore RFC Launch ‘Push4Pieta’ Charity Challenge
Dunmore RFC are delighted to launch an innovative charity challenge to raise money for Pieta House — Connacht Rugby’s official charity
partner — and the club. The ‘Push4Pieta’ event will see Dunmore RFC push their scrum machine over 33km, from outside the Pieta house building in Tuam to the Sportsground, ahead of Connacht’s PRO12 game with Leinster on April 15.
Teams of pushers will take it in turns to push the hefty machine down the N17 before a quick lap of Eyre Square and Shop Street and one final push
into the Sportsground.
Along with raising much needed awareness and funds for Pieta House, the event is also part of Dunmore RFC’s continued drive to build playing
numbers at the club and fundraise.
It will be a very difficult challenge but Dunmore RFC President Jimmy Coen is delighted the club have spearheaded such an initiative when he spoke to Ollie Turner.

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In an effort to get other clubs involved, Dunmore RFC have also incorporated a ‘Push4Pieta’ challenge for teams across the country. Any challenge, big or small, can be completed with clubs encouraged to record the task, post it to the Dunmore RFC Facebook or Twitter page
using the hashtag #DunmoreRFCPush4Pieta, and make a donation via text or online.
About Pieta House
Pieta House was founded in 2006 by Joan Freeman and offers counselling to those suffering from suicidal ideation, those who have been bereaved by
suicide, and people who are engaging in self-harm. Everything is free of charge and all staff are fully qualified and provide a professional
one-to-one therapeutic service. A doctor’s referral or a psychiatric report is not required.
Pieta House West in Tuam provides the service for individuals across the western region. In the bereavement centres, Pieta provides counselling,
therapy, and support to individuals, couples, families, and children who have been bereaved by suicide.
All of the services can also be accessed by phoning the free 24-hour suicide helpline, 1800 247 247.
The Galway Suicide Bereavement Centre is located at 13 Dun Daingean,
Newcastle. Phone: 091 502 921.
For more information, visit www.pieta.ie<http://www.pieta.ie>.
The Pieta House Suicide Bereavement Liaison Officer for Co Galway is Pauline Cahillane. She can be reached by email
([email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>) and phone (085 856 8082).
Donations
You can donate by texting ‘Push4’ to 50300 (ROI mobiles only, texts cost €4 - Pieta House and Dunmore RFC will receive a minimum of
€3.25.
You can also give money via the online donation page:http://www.ifundraise.ie/push4pieta.

Joe Burke, Pieta House

Joe Burke, Pieta House

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