Showing posts with label cancer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cancer. Show all posts

Saturday, November 2, 2013

The Raft Race


Last May I organised the first ever Ballyalla Raft Race in my home town of Ennis, to raise funds for the Irish Cancer Society. As a cancer survivor myself I wanted to do something for an organisation that helps so many people all over the country. 

The day was a great success, we had 8 teams in home made rafts, over 300 spectators and most importantly we raised €3500 for the Irish Cancer Society. 










Tonight the local Youth Centre are launching the 2014 Raft Race and will be taking over the organisation of the event. We are having an exhibition of all the pictures from the day, taken by my very talented friend Ciara Killalea, which will run at Mickey Kerin's pub, Ennis, for the next week. 

DRN

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Terminally Illin'



Last week this arrived in the post, and I have never been so excited to read a comic book in my life!

Terminally Illin' is the brainchild of Kaylin Andres, a fellow Cancer patient who's blog CANCER IS HILARIOUS provided me with many laughs when I myself was going through Chemo.

The comic was entirely funded on Kickstart, an American website were people can fund projects, the same as Ireland's FundIt.ie...

I donated $20, I know its not a a lot, but at the time I was a poor 22 year old Cancer patient, but my 20 dollar donation did get me a thank you on the Terminally Illin' VIP page. I'm honoured to be able to help this amazing project in any small way that I can!

DRN

Monday, June 6, 2011

Living. Now.



Live Now is a really interesting project from designer and illustrator Eric Smith, which he set up after being diagnosed with Cancer. He decided to start a collaborative art project inviting people to live in the moment through beautiful, poetic, earnest artwork that celebrates life. This season, the project was published as a book, the candidly titled Live Now: Artful Messages of Hope, Happiness & Healing.

DRN



via the amazing Brain Picking








Friday, May 27, 2011

500 Days of Cancer.



How good does this film look? A funny film about Cancer, can it be done? It does look very promising. Like 500 days of Summer. With added Cancer.

DRN



50/50 Trailer by ThePlaylist

Monday, October 26, 2009

Hey Movember!



So this year im planning on doing alot my charity work, starting with Movember! its a pretty simple idea, grow a moustache and raise money for the Irish Cancer Society! Check out the Movember website HERE and see how you can help!

DRN