WARRIORS IRISH HERITAGE NITE

Join the Golden State Warriors in celebrating Irish Heritage Night on Thursday, April 10th at 7:30 p.m. as they take on the Denver Nuggets! A portion of each ticket sold will benefit the Irish Immigration Pastoral Center.

Every Special Event ticket purchased will include a Warriors Irish Heritage Night T-shirt. Tickets must be purchased through the Irish Heritage Night event page to receive the giveaway.

Secure your tickets today before the event sells out.

warriors.com/irishheritage

SAN FRANCISCO YOUTH GAA CUB PRACTICE DATES

SAN FRANCISCO YOUTH GAA SUMMER CAMP DATES

Feile Girls 2014 Fundraiser - Andy Cooney's Cabaret

THE  FEILE GIRLS 2014 PRESENT:

 

Andy Cooney's Cabaret

 

 

March 14th, at the UICC, Doors open 7pm

 

Starring Irish America's favorite son-Andy Cooney and Irish comic Noel V. Ginnity, the Donna Carr Irish dance troupe and the Guinness Folk Band. 

 

Enjoy an exhilarating and distinctive blend of Irish music, song, laughter and dance in an evening designed to please the entire family.

 

Tickets can be purchased online or at the following locations:

 

 

The Copper Kettle, UICC and West Portal Daily

 

 

Buy On-line here: Tickets


 

TOM ROSS FAMILY BENEFIT NITE SATURDAY FEB 22ND 7PM-12.30AM AT ST STEPHEN'S PARISH CENTER!!!

TOM ROSS FAMILY BENEFIT NITE

Saturday, February 22, 7:00pm - 12:30am

St Stephen Parish Center

473 Eucalyptus Drive (at 22nd Ave)

Cash Raffle, Live and Silent Auction Featuring Vacation Packages, Sports Tickets and More

Music and Dancing from the 70-90s Provided by DJ EWORC

Donations Accepted at the Door; Raffle Tickets Available at Local Irish Establishments

In August 2013, Tom Ross, 52, a native of Dunmanway, Co. Cork and longtime resident of San Francisco, received a devastating diagnosis of renal cancer. Within a month, Tom and his family discovered that his aggressive cancer had spread to his brain and spine. After thoughtfully considering their options for a peaceful and comfortable recovery, Tom, his wife Lorraine, and 10 year old daughter Cassie,made the difficult, heartfelt but, ultimately, best decision to return to the comfort and care of his family home in Cork.

Now confined to a wheelchair, Tom cannot work and he and his family face mounting costs associated with his palliative treatment and rehabilitative care. With the unconditional love and support of his family, Tom continues to fight valiantly and courageously. However, his prognosis for a full reovery remains very uncertain at this time.

We would truly value and apppreciate your critical support for the Ross Family. If you have any questions, please contact the committee at (415) 867-4974 or development@ststephenschoolsf.org. Thank you!

To donate, please send checks made payable to Tom Ross Family Benefit to:

945 Taraval Street, P.O Box 410

San Francisco, CA 94116

OR

Make a Secure, Online Donation via:

https://www.giveforward.com/fundraiser/21s3/tom-ross-fund

Western Divisional Board AGM this Sun Feb 9th @ 2.30pm at the UICC!!!!!

On Sunday next, February 9th the Western Divisional Board (SF GAA), will hold its Annual General Meeting starting at 2:30pm at the UICC.


All Adult & Youth members are encouraged to attend.
 

www.sanfranciscogaa.com

TOM ROSS FAMILY BENEFIT NITE SATURDAY FEB 22ND 7PM-12.30AM AT ST STEPHEN'S PARISH CENTER!!!

 

 

TOM ROSS FAMILY BENEFIT NITE

Saturday, February 22, 7:00pm - 12:30am

St Stephen Parish Center

473 Eucalyptus Drive (at 22nd Ave)

 

Cash Raffle, Live and Silent Auction Featuring Vacation Packages, Sports Tickets and More

Music and Dancing from the 70-90s Provided by DJ EWORC

Donations Accepted at the Door; Raffle Tickets Available at Local Irish Establishments

In August 2013, Tom Ross, 52, a native of Dunmanway, Co. Cork and longtime resident of San Francisco, received a devastating diagnosis of renal cancer. Within a month, Tom and his family discovered that his aggressive cancer had spread to his brain and spine. After thoughtfully considering their options for a peaceful and comfortable recovery, Tom, his wife Lorraine, and 10 year old daughter Cassie,made the difficult, heartfelt but, ultimately, best decision to return to the comfort and care of his family home in Cork.

Now confined to a wheelchair, Tom cannot work and he and his family face mounting costs associated with his palliative treatment and rehabilitative care. With the unconditional love and support of his family, Tom continues to fight valiantly and courageously. However, his prognosis for a full reovery remains very uncertain at this time.

We would truly value and apppreciate your critical support for the Ross Family. If you have any questions, please contact the committee at (415) 867-4974 or development@ststephenschoolsf.org. Thank you!

To donate, please send checks made payable to Tom Ross Family Benefit to:

945 Taraval Street, P.O Box 410

San Francisco, CA 94116

OR

Make a Secure, Online Donation via:

https://www.giveforward.com/fundraiser/21s3/tom-ross-fund