Put the kettle on and help a hospice

EVERYONE can help out - it’s as simple as boiling a kettle of water.

Put the kettle on and help a hospice
Mon, 23 Aug, 2004 - 01:00
Jim Morahan

More accustomed to spraying cold water to dampen things down, the men and women of Dublin Fire Brigade have given a lift to Ireland’s biggest coffee morning.

Organisers of the event, taking place on Thursday, September 16, hope to raise €2 million for the Irish Hospice Foundation (IHF).

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