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# Irish Hospice Foundation

This year
2024
70% of people bereaved during pandemic say loved one did not have death they would have wanted
Last year
2023
Some people who wish to die at home can experience 'traumatic deaths' due to lack of support
All time
Dr Tony Holohan appointed to Irish Hospice Foundation board of non-exec directors
Government asked to hold a national day to remember those who died during the Covid-19 pandemic
Free national bereavement support line launched by Irish Hospice Foundation
Where possible, one family member should be allowed with someone who is dying - Irish Hospice Foundation
'Dying alone. Like my mother did': Irish people are sharing their fears about serious illness and death
'Everyone in Ireland deserves to have a good death'
What will happen to your Facebook account when you die?
'I regret not talking to my mother about her death, don't do the same thing'
Brendan Gleeson says hospice care his parents received 're-awakened his faith in humanity'
How to support a bereaved person at Christmas
Everything you wanted to know about grief but were too afraid to ask
Advice: What to say - and not say - to a friend who is recently bereaved
'What would you tweet from your deathbed?'
'My family and I have had many conversations about my impending death'
Three quarters of Irish people want to die at home
You can now put your final wishes securely online for use in an emergency
49 cyclists, 700km and one very good cause
Are you comfortable talking about death and dying?
Do you feel weird talking about your own death? You shouldn't
Pics: 55,000 children take part in National Pyjama Day to raise money for charity
2,500 patients a year are denied access to hospice services
35,000 children to wear PJs to school to raise money for hospice care
Ulster Bank customers can now donate to charities at ATMs
Irish Childhood Bereavement Network set up to support those working with grieving young people
Charitable cyclist gears up for Europe's 'toughest endurance road race'
Hospices will need 'goodwill of their local communities to keep going' - IHF
Online training to help people support grieving family and friends
Column: Dying with dignity is a right, not a privilege
Sharon Foley