Annual Golf day will again take place in Dun Laoghaire Golf Club on Monday 4th September 2023

St Vincent’s Girls National School

Thu, 11 Apr 2024 18:45:49 GMT

The Trust was delighted to support St Vincent's Girl's National School, North Strand with a €5k grant to refurbish the school kitchen, named after former pupil Kelli Harrington, Ireland's boxing World Champion and Olympic gold medal winner.

Based in the North inner City, St Vincent’s the all-girls National School provides a great start in life to its 200 pupils through its quality education and wide-ranging extra-curricular activities.

Pictured is Margaret O’Connor, Principal, together with Trust Director David McNeice, admiring the new kitchen.

St. Andrew’s Resource Centre

Thu, 11 Apr 2024 18:42:35 GMT

St. Andrews supports the inner city community at all stages of the life cycle from childcare provision through youth programmes, adult education, employment preparation, home help and a Day Centre for the elderly.

IFSC Trust has supported St. Andrew’s Resource Centre over the years, and recently granted €4k to roll out its IT access programme “Reach”.

St. Joseph's Primary School, Marino

Thu, 11 Apr 2024 18:40:20 GMT

Just before Christmas, Niall Murray Trust Director, presented a cheque for €7,500, to finance a sensory room at St. Joseph's Primary School, Marino.

The School has classes from 2nd through to 6th (ages 7 to 12) and three Outreach classes which cater for children with ASD (Autistic Spectrum Disorder). The sensory rooms are therefore much needed and used every day.

This is a fantastic community initiative, with which the Trust is proud to be associated.

Pictured. Dave McGuinness St. Joseph’s Special Needs Co-ordinator and Niall Murray, Trust Director.

Canal Ways National School

Thu, 11 Apr 2024 18:39:05 GMT

Canal Ways National School

Catherine Doyle, representing PTSB – a Platinum Sponsor of the Trust - and Niall Murray Trust Director, presented a cheque for €4,500, to finance a sensory walk at Canal Ways primary school, Basin Lane.

We attended the monthly Assembly, where there was a fantastic buoyant atmosphere, with tremendous energy from Principal, Dermot Stanley, teachers and pupils alike in a wonderfully uplifting experience.

Pictured are Dermot Stanley, Principal, Canal Ways Primary School, Catherine Doyle, PTSB & Trust Director and Niall Murray, Trust Director.

Sensory Rooms

Thu, 11 Apr 2024 18:35:58 GMT

Sensory Rooms

The development of Sensory Spaces within schools was identified as an important area for investment by the National Council for Special Education (NCSE) in 2021. These spaces help children who have been exposed to trauma, suffer from stress, and those with specified sensory needs, such as autism.

As such, sensory rooms continue to be a significant investment requirement for inner city schools and has been a particular focus for the Trust over the past number of years grant-aiding approx. €60k in aggregate to date, enabling several inner-city schools to meet this much needed requirement.

We expect funding of this nature to be a continuing need across the inner city in the coming years and, as is evident, these spaces are expensive to provide. The ongoing support of our Sponsors and supporters to assist us in financing these needs is therefore greatly appreciated.

East Wall Youth Club

Thu, 11 Apr 2024 18:31:43 GMT

East Wall Youth Club

The Trust has supported East Wall Youth Club to assist the provision of educational support in their locality, for many years.

For this academic year the Trust provided a €5k grant to facilitate a tutored, daily study group for Junior and Leaving Cert students. The grant covered the cost of tuition and provided each of the students with study packs, snacks and refreshments.

Many previous participants in East Wall’s study programme have gone on to 3rd level education and are now employed taken jobs in their chosen careers.The Youth Club has an impressive, committed team, providing amazing full time support to the East Wall area.

Barnardo’s Children's Bereavement Service

Mon, 09 Oct 2023 21:31:10 GMT

The Trust was delighted to part fund an important redevelopment project which enabled Barnardo’s Child Bereavement service transform the back yard at Buckingham Street into a therapeutic community space for children, families and adults experiencing trauma and grief.

Barnardo’s Children’s Bereavement Service supports parents and carers to respond to the needs of bereaved children, while also providing direct therapeutic support to the child or children. Each year they work with 170+ families. The garden now provides a new specially designed sensory area, boasting tress shrubs & greenery and a small play area plus a relaxation zone.

Investment in Sensory Rooms

Mon, 09 Oct 2023 21:27:47 GMT

The Trust has received a number of applications in the recent years from schools in the inner city seeking support to fund the development of Sensory spaces for children with special educational needs. A sensory space is a designated area within a school which supports a child’s ability to manage stress and regulate disruptive behaviour, so that they can be better able to learn and interact with others.

Research carried out by the National Council for Special Education (NCSE booklet 2021), establishes the importance of such facilities, illustrating that children who have difficulty processing sensory information, often have trouble completing simple school and home based tasks. A sensory space enables children to engage and access the school curriculum more effectively and achieve better academic outcomes.

While the cost of these facilities is expensive, the Trust identified this educational need as a pressing requirement within inner city schools. The Trust has supported eight such projects for schools in the inner city, with grants ranging from €5-9k; in aggregate approx. €50k.

One such example is St. Josephs, Co-ed primary school in East Wall, which educates 246 students in the 4-12 age range. The cost of providing the sensory room in this case was €6,500, of which the School raised €1,500 and the Trust funded the balance.

Sean McDermott St. Taekwondo Club

Mon, 09 Oct 2023 21:19:05 GMT

The Sean Mc Dermott Taekwondo martial arts school was established by Master Christy Fagan in 1973 and is celebrating its 50th Anniversary this year. The Club provides martial arts training for children from age 6 upwards, with students usually moving to a senior club at age 14. The tutors are all fully qualified and provide their tuition on a voluntary basis. It is a testament to its success that over 2,000 children have gone through the Club in the past 50 years. There are multiple benefits from engaging in Taekwondo, among them developing physical stamina, discipline, respect, building self-esteem and learning self-defence.

Currently the Club has 25 members, split 50/50 between boys girls with nearly half the current membership being non-national children. The Trust was delighted to provide a grant of €2.5k to assist in funding their anniversary celebrations.

Charity Golf Day for the IFSC Trust

Mon, 09 Oct 2023 21:15:10 GMT

We are delighted to report another fantastic and successful Charity Golf Day for the IFSC Trust on Monday September 4th. In beautiful sunshine, hosted in the magnificent and hospitable Dun Laoghaire, Golf Club, 28 Teams participated with some superb golf, despite the course being set up to host the AIG All Ireland golf finals last weekend.

Winner on the day was PWC with a magnificent score of 97 points, followed by Matheson (89), Eisner Amper (88) and Apex (87). The Matheson teams was notable as being the only one with two women: Ally Mc Court and Rachel Hodgins, partnered by Shane Kennedy and Darragh Casey. Hopefully this will set a trend for Women golfers participation in 2024 and beyond.

The real winners on the day, were of curse the disadvantaged inner city communities, who stand to benefit from the enormous generosity of the Sponsors and participants, with the event generating over €30,000 for worthy inner city causes.

Many thanks to our all participants, personal and corporate and especially to our main Sponsors: Bank of Ireland, KPMG, Permanent TSB, US Bank|Evalon, Vistra, BNP Paribas, Apex, Avolon, State Street and Virtu.vThanks also to Masterphoto, off Waterloo Road, for producing our Newsletter free of charge.

Mud Island

Mon, 09 Oct 2023 21:12:40 GMT

Mud Island is a volunteer led Community Garden in Dublin’s North East Inner City. It was developed on a derelict site owned by Dublin City Council which had become overgrown and used as an illegal dump, costing the Council thousands each year to clear it.

The IFSC Inner City Trust has supported the Mud Island Community in a variety of ways over the years and this year supported their Annual Open Day, with a grant of €800. The Open Day is very much a social and educational event focussed on young children living in this area of the inner city. On average 250 to 300 people attend throughout the day, mainly families with young children.

1st Dublin Sea Scouts

Mon, 09 Oct 2023 21:10:53 GMT

Sea Scouts is a community group that has been operating in the Docklands area for over 100 years. The group is run on a not-for-profit basis focussed on the development of young people and all leadership is voluntary.

The programmes aim to build resilience through adventurous outdoor activities in a team-based environment. The young members hike, camp, sail, row and play games as well as undertake beach clean-ups, marine science and sustainability activities. Research shows that involvement in Scouting produces happier, more agile and more resilient young people. Sea Scouts currently has around 60 members and has the potential to grow if facilities and equipment allow.

This year the Trust provided a grant of €3,000 to assist the Sea Scouts modernise their changing facility and meet the standards in relation to privacy and hygiene, which should allow the Sea Scouts cater for a great number of younger children in the Inner City.

Pictures is one of the two sailing teams of Scouts, Ventures, Rovers that recently competed at the Irish Cruiser Racing Association National Championships at Howth Yacht Club

The teams did very well working together to sail their boat and were easily the youngest crew of the 600 sailors competing

Dublin Adult Learning Centre (DALC)

Mon, 17 Jul 2023 16:57:31 GMT

In line with the Trust’s strong focus on education, we provided a €5,000 grant to the Dublin Adult Learning Centre (DALC) to part fund its 2023 educational programme.

The DALC was established to support the learning needs of adults, primarily those living in north inner city Dublin, and caters for around 650 students each year. The majority of students are early school leavers for whom DALC provides a second chance at education. Over 75% of students in 2021 were people who left school before the age of 15.

As Irish and Dublin society has changed over the past 20 years, so too has the focus of DALC. The Centre now has a vibrant English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) programme catering for those learning English with little or no education in their own language. Indeed, today more than half the students come from 42 different countries. These programmes cater for those who cannot read, write or speak English up to QQI Level 5, which equips them to progress to employment.

We are delighted to continue to support this worthy cause.

Poolbeg Training

Fri, 02 Jun 2023 19:17:12 GMT

In addition to providing financial support for education and training ventures, the Trust also helps numerous volunteer groups that provide invaluable services and support for the inNer-city communities.

The Trust recently approved a grant of €5,000 for Poolbeg Training, to fund a significant engine overhaul of its sailing ketch (2 masted boat), the 42ft Rinn Voyager. The ketch is used as an aftercare rehabilitation facility for recovering addicts and youth at risk. The volunteer organisation has catered for over 70 different client groups including youth groups, transition year students and young early school leavers from community training centres, and particularly clients from various drug projects, which is the main focus is the adult drug rehab work. In all, over 8,000 participants have used the facility. It is a constant challenge to keep the boat, sails and engine in good order and the Trust was delighted to be able to support this worthy venture.

Ballybough Boxing Club Grant

Mon, 15 May 2023 20:53:29 GMT

One of the key areas of focus for the Trust is assisting the development of extra-curricular and sporting activities within the inner city.

Earlier this year the Trust was delighted to be able to assist Ballybough Boxing Club, which provides boxing training to residents of all ages living in the North East Inner City. The Club provides a 12-week programme, free of charge, to children aged 7-11 to experience the sport without having to make an investment in equipment.

Also, each year the Club participates in “Operation Activation” to provide free fitness and training exercises to non-boxers. Over the years the Club has catered for Women, the Over 50’s, the Travelling Community, and LGBTQ. This year, in association with Store St Garda station, the Club provided free boxing classes to Ukrainian Refugees that have been temporarily accommodated in the city.

IFSC Trust granted €2,500 for the Club to fund equipment needed to provide a range of inclusive projects.

The photo shows the Club's most improved boxers, meeting Jim Rock at a screening of Creed as a reward. Rock is the only boxer to have held the Irish title in 4 different weights divisions.

11th Annual Golf Day

Tue, 04 Apr 2023 08:53:05 GMT

As the new golf season gets under way in earnest, with longer days and better weather, IFSC Trust is happy to confirm that our 11th Annual Golf day will again take place in Dun Laoghaire Golf Club on Monday 4th September 2023.

The 2022 event was a resounding success with participation of 29 teams, and through amazing generosity generated much needed financial support of nearly €30,000 for the Trust. These funds are essential, enabling the Trust to continue to assist local groups in the inner city community offer educational and extra-curricular opportunities for those in disadvantaged areas. We would like to thank all teams that participated and supported the Trust’s Annual Golf day an look forward to seeing many old and new faces later this year.

The Trust Directors extend our sincere thanks to our main Sponsors, Bank of Ireland, Elavon, Ulster bank, KPMG, BNP Paribas, Apex, Avolon, Vistra and State Street for their fantastic ongoing support, without whom the good work of the Trust would not be possible.

We also have to express our appreciation to Dun Laoghaire Golf Club for the excellent BBQ enjoyed by everyone at the halfway stage and the superb condition of the course. All of this goes to help make the day enjoyable and successful and is greatly appreciated.

Irish Refugee Council

Mon, 06 Feb 2023 00:00:00 GMT

Irish Refugee Council

Pictured: Niall Murray, Trust Director presenting cheque to Claire Tetart, IRC. Also pictured are Zoe Montpelier, IRC, and David Kelly, with the Ukrainian flag,

The Trust was very pleased to support a charity concert by Phelim Drew & House Band organised by Dave Kelly of 'All In a Row Helping’ in support of the Irish Refugee Council last Autumn. The Trusts €4k grant enabled "All in a Row" to put on the concert, which raised €13,000. The Irish Refugee Council has been inundated with requests for assistance from Ukrainians fleeing their country following the Russian invasion in February 2022 and the funds will go to provide much-needed support.

10th Annual Golf Day at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club

Fri, 24 Jun 2022 12:15:05 GMT

The Board of Directors of IFSC Trust want to express a massive “Thank You” to all those firms and players who participated and supported our fundraising outing at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club on Monday 6th September.

It was a truly remarkable day of superb, high-scoring golf, sublime weather, and extraordinary generosity. Yes, the raffle contributed a staggering €5,000 so we now expect to generate a final profit of in excess of €30,000, all of which will go to worthy inner-city causes as our Charity is run on an entirely voluntary basis.

Without your team and team member's support on the day and the support of all our sponsors, this would not be possible. THANK YOU.

We also have to express our sincerest thanks to Dun Laoghaire Golf Club for the excellent BBQ enjoyed by everyone at the halfway stage and the superb condition of the course. All of this goes to help make the day enjoyable and successful and is greatly appreciated.

As for the golf, we had a total of 34 playing teams and for the second year in succession, the BNY Mellon team prevailed by the narrowest of margins (countback last 6) with a superb score of 97 Points followed by RSM Ireland in 2nd, also with 97 points. Matheson was in 3rd place, with 94 points squeezing out Octium Life 1 in 4th with a better back 9, while Carne Group came in 5th with 93 points.

The TRUST is delighted to support East Wall Water Group.

Fri, 24 Jun 2022 12:10:44 GMT

EWWG offers access to a variety of supervised water-based activities, including rowing, kayaking, sailing, and water polo. Great facilities for children and adults alike; for schools and community groups from the inner city and further afield.

Thanks to all our Sponsors: Bank of Ireland, Elavon, Ulster Bank, KPMG, BNP Paribas, Apex, Avolon, Vistra and State Street whose continuing support facilitates these activities.

Barry Murray appointed Chairman of the Trust

Thu, 30 Sep 2021 00:00:00 GMT

Barry Murray of Ulster Bank has recently been appointed Chairman of the Trust. He replaces Padraig Rushe (formerly of Bank of Ireland) who held the role for five years and who will continue as a Director. Barry thanked Padraig for his excellent leadership of the Trust during that time.

Continuing to provide support during Covid-19

Wed, 01 Sep 2021 00:00:00 GMT

Despite the restrictions imposed on us all in an effort to combat Covid-19, the Trust has continued to operate as normally as possible to support the many worthy projects and organisations that have sought our help. Through technology, our Project Committee has continued to meet regularly but remotely to consider the grant applications received via our website.

Here we outline a number of the projects we have been able to support during the last six months.

Inner City Helping Homeless : Our recent donation enabled this organisation to continue supporting and advocating for individuals and families experiencing homelessness and/or living on the margins during Covid-19.

Homework Clubs and Exam Grinds. The Trust has continued to support these activities through East Wall Community Centre. These clubs and grinds have proved valuable in helping local students to achieve strong grades and move on to third level education.

Ballybough/Nth Strand Local History Group : Our contribution to this voluntary group has assisted in ensuring that the rich history, culture and heritage of the area is documented, publicised and passed on to the next generation.

Chancery House Community Organisation : We have recently supported a Summer project comprising arts, crafts, nature walks etc which will benefit 40 children and 50 senior citizens in the Chancery House/Ormond Square area.

Charleville Mall Art Group is a group of Senior Citizens engaged in art under the direction of a qualified instructor. This is an important social outlet for the members who regularly display their work at Charleville Mall Library.

Barnardo’s Children’s’ Bereavement Service: Among the lesser known services provided locally by Barnardo’s is the Children’s Bereavement Service, the main focus of which is children whose parent or sibling has died. Barnardos Children’s Bereavement Service supports parents and carers to respond to the needs of bereaved children, while also providing direct therapeutic support to the child or children. Each year they work with 170+ families. The Trust has supported this important project by providing funding for the refurbishment of premises in Buckingham Street.

St. Andrew’s Resource Centre: The Trust has supported this organisation for many years and has recently contributed towards increasing costs of providing meals and food vouchers to families struggling to cope in the current uncertain environment.

10th Annual Golf Day at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club

Mon, 26 Apr 2021 16:19:50 GMT

We are really looking forward to the Trust’s 10th Annual Golf Day in Dun Laoghaire on 6th September, in conjunction with the IFSC Golf Society.

Take in the beautiful views from the golf course as depicted by this photo, while enjoying a round of golf and make a contribution to a very worthy charitable cause.

The Annual Golf Outing is a core part of the Trust’s funding and continues to be extremely well supported by IFSC’s community. It generates much needed finance for the under-privileged in the Inner City, last year raising over €25,000 for worthy causes.

Many thanks in particular to all our main Sponsors of this event and all of our activities: Apex, Avolon, Bank of Ireland, BNP Paribas, KPMG, State Street, Ulster Bank and Vistra.

BNY Mellon were worthy winners last year with a superb score of 91 points, followed by Octium Life’s first team with 88, Eisner Amper in third place (86) and Avolon fourth, with 85 points on a count-back.

Sean O’Casey Community Centre

Tue, 23 Feb 2021 17:19:43 GMT

The IFSC Trust was delighted to be able to assist Willie Dwyer of the Sean O'Casey Community Centre recently with a €4,000 grant to develop an outdoor facility for its senior citizens.

With Covid restrictions constantly changing for indoor gatherings, the Community Centre found it increasingly difficult to facilitate small social gatherings for the senior citizens to meet up and see their friends (while still meeting Government and HSE guidelines).

Loneliness and isolation can significantly impact the well-being of people of all ages, so the Trust was delighted to be able to assist.

Well done to Willie and all his colleagues in the Sean O'Casey Community Centre for their unstinting work for those of all ages within the community.

9th Annual Golf Day at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club

Tue, 08 Sep 2020 00:00:00 GMT

The Trust held its 9th Annual Golf Day at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club on Monday 7th September, 2020 in conjunction with the IFSC Golf Society. Many thanks in particular to all our main Sponsors: Apex, Avolon, Bank of Ireland, BNP Paribas, KPMG, State Street, Ulster Bank and Vistra.

The Trust is delighted the Annual Golf Outing continues to be extremely well supported by IFSC’s community. We were especially relieved to be able to hold the competition this year, in view of the Covid restrictions which applied for much of 2020.

The competition is a core part of our funding strategy and generates much needed finance for the under-privileged in the Inner City. This year the competition raised over €25,000 for worthy causes. Thanks to all our supporters.

Twenty-four teams participated on the day. BNY Mellon were worthy winners of the competition with a superb score of 91 points, followed by Octium Life’s first team with a score of 88, Eisner Amper were in third place (86) and Avolon coming in fourth with 85 points on a count-back.

Because of Covid, the format changed from the usual shot-gun start, and was instead played over two 9’s with play commencing at the same time on both. As usual Dun Laoghaire GC catering produced a superb BBQ at the half way stage, providing sustenance and encouragement for the second 9. The weather was again our friend and we had a rain-free day.

Special thanks to our own David MacNeice for offering an Art Commission, as first prize in the raffle won by Adrian Kelly. David’s work can be found on his website https://davidmacneice.com/

We look forward to your continuing support for a decade of IFSC Annual Golf Outings, when he host the 10th Annual Golf Tournament later this year.

North Wall Parish, St.Laurence O'Toole Church

Thu, 18 Jun 2020 08:40:08 GMT

Earlier this year we had a request from Fr. Robert Colclough, Administrator North Wall Parish St Laurence O'Toole Church, regarding a fundraising campaign they had launched to finance the restoration of their 170 Year Old Church Organ. On meeting Fr. Robert it became clear that this had become a huge community event as "It has uncovered many memories from among the community where people are coming and talking about their parents/grandparents having been baptised, married and buried to the sound of the church organ over the years". Fr. Robert also explained that numerous events such as bake sales, 'Buy-a-key', Music bingo and other fundraisers were being organised within the community. He went on, "Moving forward, we would like to explore how the organ can be used in an educational capacity for a young person wanting to learn how to play the organ. Our vision within the parish, in partnership with the local schools and clubs, is to provide our community with alternative choices and to ultimately make a positive impact on their lives".
Following presentation to our board we were delighted to make a contribution of €5,000 to the restoration fund. Since then fundraising has been curtailed due to COVID-19 but but once lifted, it is hoped the fundraising will assist Fr. Robert in completing this fantastic initiative.

Golf Outing 2020

Thu, 18 Jun 2020 00:00:00 GMT

We are delighted to confirm that our 9th Annual Charity Outing will take place as planned on Monday September 7th in Dun Laoghaire Golf Club.

The exact format will be decided closer to the date based on the COVID advices from Government. We will have Teams of 4 (2 to score) and hope to tee-off between 11.30 a.m. and 2.00 p.m. Hospitality and refreshments will be provided but the format cannot be confirmed until nearer the date.

The details and various options are as follows.

*Team of 4 people*	*€600*
*Tee Box sponsorship sign*	*€200*
*Team of 4 plus Tee-box sign*	*€750*
*Silver Sponsorship* *Includes Team of 4, Tee-box sign, Signage on driveway and at clubhouse,* *recognition on web-site and other marketing materials*	*€2500*
*Other*	*Donations in any amount welcome*

Please join us on September 7th.

To book or for further information please e-mail ifsctrust@gmail.com

Thank you

The Directors IFSC Dublin Inner City Trust

Louise Cluskey, Paul Dunne, Laura Farrell, David MacNeice, Barry Murray, Niall Murray, Padraig Rushe, Davina Saint, Tom Woulfe.

St. Andrew Resource Centre

Tue, 16 Jun 2020 21:46:58 GMT

The Trust is delighted to confirm its support of St. Andrews Resource Centre with a €5k grant to assist it support the inner city community during the Covid 19 crisis. The Centre provides a wide range of services to the local community and in the unprecedented times created by the Covid 19 situation, provided support for the elderly, families, those isolated and those most at risk. The Centre delivered up to 160 meals daily and provided shopping to the elderly, including newspapers and perishable goods.

IFSC Inner City Trust Bucket Day

Fri, 29 Nov 2019 14:48:21 GMT

IFSC Inner City Trust has another very successful Bucket day

IFSC Inner City Trust had another very successful Bucket day in and around the Financial Services centre on 21st June 2019, raising in excess of €3,000 for worthy causes within the inner city. Thanks to all those who contributed so generously and also to our many bucket shakers who gave of their time voluntarily and without whom it would not havre bees possible.

Pictured are some of those who helped out on the day:
Rory Gaffney, KPMG, Isabel Carron, Insurance Ireland, Louise Cluskey, Bank of Ireland (and IFSC Trust Director), Mark Cunningham, Bank of Ireland, Natalie Moran, Insurance Ireland,Denise Maguire, Bank of Ireland,Harry Gilbert, KPMG.

Annual Golf Day at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club

Fri, 20 Sep 2019 10:21:41 GMT

Monday 2nd September, 2019

The Trust held its 4th Annual Golf Day at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club on Monday 2nd September, in conjunction with the IFSC Golf Society.

Many thanks in particular to all our main Sponsors: Apex, Avolon, Bank of Ireland, BNP Paribas, KBC Bank, KPMG, State Street and Ulster Bank.

Thanks also to all of the 32 teams which participated on the day. A&L Goodbody’s team of Kevin Power, Conor Healy, Colm Byrne and Jamie Desmond were worthy winners of the competition with a superb score of 96 points, followed by IIU (94), Bank of Ireland Trade Finance (93) and KBC Bank Ireland (91).

The nearest the pin winners were: Michael Hannon, Wilmington Trust team and JP Montgomery, Bank of Ireland Corporate Banking team.

Congratulations to all.

IFSC Trust Annual Golf Outing 2019

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IFSC Trust Annual Golf Outing 2019

Our annual golf outing will take place at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club on Monday, 2nd September 2019. This is always a popular day for IFSC colleagues to meet for golf while generously supporting the Trust and the timesheet is filling fast. To book a team for this year’s event please contact Padraig Rushe on 087 2343936.

Lord Mayor IFSC Trust Fundraising Dinner

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Lord Mayor hosts IFSC Trust fundraising dinner at The Mansion House

Lord Mayor hosts IFSC Trust fundraising dinner at The Mansion House. Our thanks to Lord Mayor, Nial Ring, who hosted a fundraising dinner for the IFSC Trust at the Mansion House in March 2019. We were joined by representatives from twenty prominent IFSC based businesses and took the opportunity to outline the work of the Trust to them. The Lord Mayor kindly gave us a tour of his beautiful Dublin home and regaled us with the stories and history behind the Mansion House. It proved to be a very successful night for the Trust and a very enjoyable time for all who attended.

IFSC Annual Flag Day

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IFSC Trust to hold its annual Flag Day on Friday, 21 st June 2019

Following on from last year’s inaugural success, the IFSC Trust will hold its second Annual Flag Day on Friday 21 st June 2019. Our collectors will be on the streets and in buildings in and around the IFSC campus from 11:30am to 2:30pm. Please support us by donating on the day.

IFSC Trust AGM in the Mansion House

Tue, 02 Oct 2018 11:55:22 GMT

The IFSC Trust held its AGM in the Mansion House, hosted by the Lord mayor

Bucket Day

Fri, 01 Jun 2018 10:51:43 GMT

IFSC - Friday 22nd June, 2018

The Trust had a very successful “bucket day, throughout the IFSC on Friday 22nd June 2018. The fundraising activity was supported by a large cross section of the financial community including AIG, A&L Goodbody, Bank of Ireland, Insurance Ireland, KBC, KPMG, PwC, State Street and Ulster Bank.

Overall the Bucket Day raised nearly €2,000 for worthy causes in the inner city. A big Thank You! to all those who gave so generously

2018 IFSC Inner City Trust Golf Outing

Mon, 26 Mar 2018 22:05:52 GMT

Monday September 3rd 2018, Dun Laoghaire Golf Club

The Trust held its 3rd Annual Golf Day at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club on a beautiful sunny Monday 3rd September, in conjunction with the IFSC Golf Society.

Many thanks in particular to all our main Sponsors: Avolon, Bank of Ireland, KPMG, Link Asset Services and Ulster Bank. Thanks also to all of the 32 teams which participated. KBC were worthy winners of the competition on the day.