22/04/2026
Daffodil Day 2026 in Roscommon: A thank you π
As another successful Daffodil Day comes to a close, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who helped make this yearβs event so meaningful and we gratefully acknowledge receipt of β¬26,332.08.
The generosity, community spirit, and hard work shown by so many truly brought the day to life.
We are deeply grateful to Paul and staff of JJ Harlows-CarthysBar who contributed to the successful launch allowing us to host the Coffee Morning and also to David and the Harlow family for the generous use of their premises as a depot for Daffodil Day. Their kindness and community spirit played a vital role and was much appreciated.
Daffodil Day is built on the kindness and generosity of people, and once again this was clear to see. A special word of thanks goes to all of our wonderful volunteers, without whom the day simply wouldnβt be possible.
Thank you to Niall and the Transition Year students from the Convent of Mercy, whose enthusiasm and energy on Daffodil Day made an enormous difference. Their willingness to volunteer their time collecting for such an important cause is a credit to both themselves and their school.
Finally, to everyone who volunteered, donated fresh daffodils, purchased a daffodil, or supported the event in any way, thank you.
Together, we continue to make a difference for those affected by cancer, and we are deeply grateful for your support. As there are too many people to be mentioned individually, we hope you will accept this acknowledgement and our grateful appreciation.
Last, but by no means least, we extend a big thank you to the Editor and staff of the Roscommon People and Roscommon Herald, the staff of Shannonside FM, and Roscommon Parish Newsletter for all the free written, verbal and photographic coverage given to the various events.
With thanks,
Sonya Raftery,
Local Voluntary Organiser