Top Cork DJs to host fundraiser event in aid of Gaza emergency appeal

DJs are giving their time free of charge, with all proceeds from the night going to UNICEF'S Gaza Emergency Appeal
Top Cork DJs to host fundraiser event in aid of Gaza emergency appeal

The line-up includes Stevie G, Colm Motherway, Jim Comet, Keith Synnott, Gossy, Colm K, Ed Callanan, Brian Mills, and Paul Kav. File picture: Larry Cummins

Cork’s top DJs will come together on Saturday night for a special event to fundraise for Gaza and show solidarity with the people of Palestine.

The line-up includes Stevie G, Colm Motherway, Jim Comet, Keith Synnott, Gossy, Colm K, Ed Callanan, Brian Mills, and Paul Kav, with special guests featuring on the night.

DJs are giving their time free of charge, with all proceeds from the night going to UNICEF'S Gaza Emergency Appeal.

A barbecue will also be held on the night at the front of the venue, Crawford & Co. and Aye on Anglesea St on Saturday, August 24. The People’s Republic for Palestine event will start from 4pm.

Event organiser Ian Morrissey said: “We want to bring the people of Cork together on one night to raise awareness of the situation in Gaza and show our support for the Palestinian people.

“By fundraising on the night, we will help bring much-needed funds to UNICEF which is working tirelessly in the area. We want to maximise the fundraising effort beyond ticket sales for the night. We are encouraging people to donate directly to UNICEF’s Gaza Emergency Appeal.

“It’s set to be a great night. I’m very thankful to the DJs who so very kindly offered to give up their free time and lend support to the event. Also to Michael Droney of Crawford & Co for hosting the event. We look forward to raising as much as we can and no doubt the DJs will keep the crowd entertained into the early hours.” 

UNICEF remains on the ground, working with partners to provide supplies and support for children and families in Gaza. According to the organisation, conflict pushes a child into starvation every 60 seconds.

Tickets for the event cost €20 and are available on Eventbrite.

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