Ireland

Fundraising Ireland has opened bookings for their national fundraising conference which will take place at Croke Park in Dublin on 26th March.

Amidst fears about the recession, the Irish Cancer Society is asking for more volunteers to support their largest fundraising event - Daffodil Day which will take place on 20th March, 2009.

Irish Charities Tax Research and the Ireland Funds have commissioned the Centre for Nonprofit Management, Trinity College Dublin, to conduct a survey of nonprofit and voluntary organisations to assess

As the new Charities Bill passes through the Irish Seanad insurance companies have warned charities to review their policies.

Ireland’s overseas development NGOs have expressed shock at the Government’s decision to slash the Official Development Assistance (ODA) budget by €95 million.

A new report for Business to Arts on private giving to the arts in Ireland has found that €16.2 million was invested in the arts and cultural sector in 2007.

The demise of Anglo Irish Bank in Ireland and its take over by the Irish state may have a direct impact on charitable giving some charities fear.

The Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB) is holding a series of information meetings to publicise the next round of 'peace' funding in Northern Ireland and the border region of the Irish Republic.

UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, Sir Roger Moore, has launched a new fundraising initiative between UNICEF Ireland and Irish petrol retailer Topaz which aims to raise €1 million.

The new chief executive of Special Olympics Ireland, Matt English, says he needs to raise €5 million by May.