Sign Up for Simon News
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| South Mall business people Sign Up for Simon |
A group of South Mall business people have come together to promote 'Sign up for Simon' on the mall. Pictured at the launch of the initiative are: Seated Padraig O'Riordan (Fexco), Sheila O'Flynn, Sherry Fitzgerald and Frank Daly, Ronan Daly Jermyn. Standing l. to r. Mike Hannon (Cork Simon), Dan Linehan (Evening Echo), Dermot McCurtain (O'Leary Life and Pensions) and Gerry Wycherley (Marina Commercial Park) |
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| www.signupforsimon.com launch |
'You're a Star' finalist Jean Elliott was joined by Munster and Ireland players Donncha O'Callaghan and Paul O'Connell at the launch of this website at Musgrave Park.
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| Join Simon in New York this year |
Cork Simon is bringing a team to run or walk the New York City Marathon this year. This is the most exciting marathon in the world and you can be a part of it while also helping Simon.
The event happens on Sunday, November 7th with the Cork Simon team leaving Shannon on Friday, November 5th. The team returns on the following Wednesday night.
The fundraising target for the event is €3,500 and participants are requested to lodge a non-refundable deposit of €275.
E-mail rachel@corksimoncommunity.ie or call 021 4321166. |
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| Lord Mayor launches 'Sign up for Simon' campaign. |
Lord Mayor of Cork, Ald. Colm Burke launched the 'Sign up for Simon' campaign at a reception at Musgrave Park. He encouraged the community to lend their support to the campaign which is so important to Cork Simon in its work with the homeless in the city. |
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| Munster Branch President of IRFU at the Sign up launch. |
Dr. Len Harty, President of the Munster Branch, IRFU is delighted to lend the support of Munster rugby to this important campaign. He sees it as very important that rugby in the province, and its supporters, have a social conscience and homelessness is a problem that deserves widespread support if it is to be solved. |
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| The Gardai and Munster Rugby join forces. |
Commmissioner Culligan and Munster players John Culligan and Donncha O'Callaghan at the launch.
Gardai in Cork and beyond will play a lead role in the campaign which is also supported by Munster players. |
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