Irish Guide Dogs Clare Branch

23/08/2026

Pupils of the 6th class in Toonagh national school, Ennis recently donated some of their confirmation money to the Clare Branch. Pictured are Peter Shanahan, Tom Mernagh, Eadaoin McGinley teacher and Mary Kelly receiving the envelope containing €100. Also pictured is ambassador dog Marina . How kind and thoughtful is that wonderful action by those young pupils of the school

04/08/2026

Pedal with purpose this September! 🚴

Join us for Bark & Ride 2026 on Saturday, 26 September and take on one of three stunning routes through Galway and the Burren – 60km, 90km or 125km.

Whether you're chasing a new challenge or simply want to enjoy an unforgettable day on the bike, every kilometre helps change lives.

By taking part, you'll be supporting our work and helping provide life-changing Guide and Assistance Dogs to those who need them most.

Register today: https://barkandridesportive.com

01/08/2026

20/07/2026

Here is the video of Siobhan coming in to land on her parachute jump on Saturday She collected over €1,000 for Irish Guide dogs. It was absolutely the best day ever Thank you Natalie Long for organising such a successful event

19/07/2026

And here is video of Clare’s landing after her sky dive yesterday What a fantastic day we all had and a total of over €40k raised for Irish guide dogs for the blind

19/07/2026

Here is video of Siobhan landing after her sky dive yesterday

19/07/2026

A huge thank you and congratulations to our two amazing volunteers of Irish Guide Dogs Clare Branch who courageously did a parachute jump yesterday for our fantastic charity. Thank you is not enough for us to say to these two brave people so committed to Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind so thank you
Clare Maguire and Siobhan Fawl

16/07/2026

Two of our Irish guide dogs volunteers (Clare and Siobhan) from the Clare branch are doing something a little bit stupid.
Okay, very stupid.

They’ve signed up to jump out of a perfectly good plane 🤦‍♂️ in county Offaly this Saturday 18th July

Irish Guide Dogs do incredible work supporting people who are blind or vision-impaired, as well as children and adults with autism, by providing highly trained dogs that truly change lives. It’s an amazing cause, and if throwing themselves out of the sky helps support it, then… here we are.

I’d be incredibly grateful if you could:
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Donate, if you’re able (every euro or pound genuinely makes a difference)

Your support means the world to these ladies and it might just make the freefall slightly less terrifying knowing it’s all for a good cause.

Thanks a million 💚🦮