Irish Red Cross Nenagh Branch

17/05/2026

Busy weekend for our as they cover a range of events....yesterday we travelled to Clonmel for a Ladies football match and today it to Carlow for a rally...

Massive thanks to our volunteers

09/05/2026

Early and worth while start for our team our crew this morning,providing support for Darkness into Light in Killaloe/Ballina

26/04/2026

Big thanks to our volunteers out today providing Medical Cover for

29/03/2026

Big thanks to our volunteer teams out today at the Birr Stages Rally

19/03/2026

Our volunteers had a great time in Nenagh on St.Patricks Day see a short video to see the great day that was had by all.

With thanks to the Tipperary County Council. A Spain AV Production. Recorded and Edited by John Finnerty Photography.

17/03/2026

Busy time for our team of volunteers,thanks to those that called up and said hello. Delighted to help keep those attending St.Patricks Day Celebrations safe and well.

03/02/2026

02/02/2026

Thanks to our team of volunteers providing event medical cover in Nenagh.Nenagh Olympic thanks for having us.

30/01/2026

Irish Red Cross helpline available for people distressed by flood damage

Compassionate listening combined with practical guidance

Dublin, 30th January 2026: The Irish Red Cross has launched a dedicated phone helpline (01 642 4648) today (Friday 30th January), manned by Irish Red Cross staff and volunteers, to support people distressed by flood damage to their home, property or business. The helpline is for people who would like to speak to someone who can provide them with a supportive ‘listening ear’ and make them aware of other Government or local authority support services.



It is not an emergency services phoneline. Anyone in need of on-the-ground help from emergency services should call 112 / 999.



Deirdre Garvey, Secretary General, Irish Red Cross said, “We are very aware that people are of course feeling distressed as a result of flood damage to their home or business caused by Storm Chandra. Compassionate listening combined with practical guidance and support are important elements of the immediate humanitarian response. While this won’t fix the structural damage it can be a valuable support to people as they try to recover from such traumatic events. We would encourage anyone who would like to avail of a listening ear or be signposted to other available supports, including the flood support scheme for small businesses and voluntary organisations, to call our phone helpline on 01 642 4648 which will be answered by a trained volunteer or member of staff. The Irish Red Cross is here to help and support communities at this most distressing time.”



The helpline (01 642 4648) will operate from today Friday 30th January over the bank holiday and until required, between 10:00am to 6:00pm daily.