Individual giving, Ireland

Setanta Sports Television is offering a free advertising campaign to three Irish charities this Christmas.

Trinity College Dublin is being forced to rely on foreign donors to fund lecturing posts because of the deepening financial crisis facing the university sector, according to a report in the Irish Exam

Domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid has written to supporters in Ireland asking them for donations of up to €10,000 each in a bid to keep its helpline operating.

Irish Third World charity Trocaire is hoping to raise €10 million during its current Lenten campaign, according to Leona Kavanagh, the charity's fundraising and marketing manager.

Two events of keen interest for fundraisers in Ireland have been announced for the New Year.

To mark World Toilet Day today, Northern Ireland Water and their nominated charity, WaterAid, are encouraging the public to ‘spend a penny’ and give a pound to improve sanitation in developing cou

Forty charities and non-profit organisations under the umbrella of Legacy Promotion Ireland (LPI)are launching a national TV advertising campaign.

AMA Charity Services, the Northern Ireland based direct marketing agency, have been selected by Kidney Research UK, who are the country's leading charity for research, treatment and management of kidney disease, for an outbound test campaign, aiming to convert donors from a warm database.

The Institute of Fundraising has announced a new partnership with AMA Charity Services Ltd, the Northern Ireland full service direct marketing agency.

The trend towards charities soliciting donations through gifts for specific items for the Third World is increasing in Ireland this Christmas with more emphasis on corporate involvement. Other local Irish charities are also trying to get in on the act.