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Lunch with the VDG

VDG Gerry Langford came to lunch on the 2nd mar 2006

Dancing in Sean McDermot St.

On Thursday the 26th Leopardstown Lions Club with their friends from Delgany Golf Club provided a night's enterntainment for some of the residents of inner city Dublin. A good time was had by all.

Santa visits The Royal Hospital in Donnybrook

On Sunday the 18th December 2005 we paid our annual visit to The Royal Hospital in Donnybrook. Santa distributed 300 presents to the residents. He was ably assisted by many little helpers.

Christmas Greetings from President Phelim

"I would like to send you all compliments of the season and thank you
for your effort in helping to strengthen the Dublin Lions Club.
I believe the club is in a strong position to serve our community better
next year , and I look forward to working with you.
Wishing you a very happy Christmas and a healthy new year to you and
your loved ones,

Phelim

More food collected Dec 2005

 

Food collected in Finglas Dec 2005

 

Food collection at Superquinn Finglas Dec 2005

Once again the people of Finglas, Dublin proved that they are a kind and caring community. Despite having a relatively high unemployment rate they donated about 3000 euro of food for the poor. From Friday lunch time until 9 pm and from 9 am to 7 pm on Saturday we collected about 18 trolly loads of food and goodies

Lions Fred Crowe and Veronica Walsh oganised family to friends to take shifts over the weekend of the 9th and 10th December.

A good time was had by all. All the food was given to the St Vincent de Paul in Finglas, Rivermount parish in west Finglas and the Dominick Street Day Centre.




Here are a few photos of the collections

 

 

Service at St Josephs Clonsilla, Dublin

On the 7th December 2005 Santa Claus as usual visited St Josephs Centre, Clonsilla. This Centre provides a residential and day service for 160 older residents in an atmosphere of homeliness and comfort. The priority of all those who care for the residents is to respect their dignity and privacy and to improve the quality of their lives.

Entertainment was provided by Tony Barrett and Dublin Lions Eddie Walsh (a.k.a. the bearded one) , Bob Murphy, Fred Crowe, Stephen Kelly, Aideen and Paul McMahon attended. Refreshments were provided on the night in the form of soft drinks and chocolate bars.

Santa gave each resident a big kiss, a Christmas gift in a nice bag and a good time was had by all . Some were lucky to have their photo taken with Santa.

Here is a link to St Josephs
http://www.docservice.ie/index.php?option=com_content&task=category&sectionid=5&id=15&Itemid=85