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12/04/2026

By donating to Cystic Fibrosis Ireland, you can make a difference to the quality of life for people with Cystic Fibrosis in Ireland

10/04/2026

With all the doom and gloom in the world…
We at Charlie Foley’s are asking you to do something good today 💙

Its Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Day 💙

Please support Cystic Fibrosis Ireland by making a donation 👉 https://www.cfireland.ie/donation

Wear your ‘65 Roses’ 🌹 or show us your donation… and your pint is on us today 🍻

A Good deed, for a good cause, deserves a good pint.
Let’s raise awareness and a pint together 💙

10/04/2026

needs your support to take online. Today is 65 Roses Day. Our national fundraising day 💜

For many of us, this isn’t just a campaign, it’s hope of a brighter future, and this year many people can’t make it out to support in person and are missing us on national media coverage.

Help us continue to bring real support into people’s lives.

👉 Donate online: https://www.cfireland.ie/donation
(or use the link in bio)

Become a CF ambassador for a day. Support us by spreading awareness.

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Help us spread this message beyond the streets and into people’s lives.

If you want to support in other ways:

• Visit www.65roses.ie
• Text ‘65Roses’ to 50300
• Donate via Revolut (link in bio)
• Buy a purple rose from volunteers nationwide

Every single action matters more today than any other day.

Cystic Fibrosis Ireland relies on these donations to provide vital supports and services to people living with CF and their families.

We simply can’t do it without you.

If you can — please give.
If you can’t — please share.

That alone makes a huge difference ❤️

06/04/2026

Support Cystic Fibrosis Ireland by buying a purple rose this Friday April 10th or by donating online @ www.65roses.com. All donations are very much appreciated 💜.

Trevor O’Donoghue Calls on Kerry Community to Support 65 Roses Day



A Killarney man living with cystic fibrosis is calling on the people of Kerry to show their support this April as Cystic Fibrosis Ireland prepares for its annual 65 Roses Day fundraiser.
Trevor O’Donoghue is urging the public to help the organisation reach its national fundraising target of €300,000 on 65 Roses Day, which takes place on Friday, 10th April. Volunteers will be out in force across the country selling purple roses at locations including Dunnes Stores and the Killarney Outlet Centre.
Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a life-limiting inherited condition that affects multiple systems in the body, including breathing, digestion and reproduction. Ireland has the highest rate of CF per capita in the world, with more than 1,400 people living with the condition and approximately 33 new cases diagnosed each year. While advances in treatment - including modulator therapies - have significantly improved quality of life, there is still no cure, and many challenges remain.
Speaking ahead of the campaign, Trevor shared his own experience of living with CF and the importance of continued support.
“Hi, I’m Trevor. I am a son, an uncle, a partner, a friend, a dog lover and a photographer. I also have CF. Thankfully I am living well and long may that last. But living well with CF takes an extra layer of hard work that people don’t always appreciate or see,” he said.
“The support from Cystic Fibrosis Ireland is invaluable, whether that is through grants or raising awareness. On 65 Roses Day, I’m calling on everyone to buy a rose, visit Dunnes Stores or donate online. Every donation goes towards supporting people with CF in Ireland. We really appreciate your support.”
Funds raised through the campaign help Cystic Fibrosis Ireland provide a wide range of essential services, including a dedicated support line, financial assistance grants and peer-support groups that connect those living with the condition.
As part of this year’s campaign, Trevor is behind a powerful new exhibition titled “Rewriting Tomorrow,” which opened in Killarney Library and will take place at The Copper House from April 7th to 12th. The exhibition features personal letters written by CF ambassadors to their future selves, alongside artwork created by children living with CF in collaboration with cartoonist Brendan Lonergan.
The exhibition reflects a growing sense of hope within the CF community, as improved treatments allow many to look ahead to futures that once seemed uncertain.

Cystic Fibrosis Ireland is encouraging people throughout Kerry to get involved, whether by purchasing a purple rose locally or making a donation online. Public support, organisers say, is vital to ensuring that services continue and that progress towards better treatments - and ultimately a cure - remains on track.
For Trevor and many others, the message is simple: community support can make a life-changing difference.

04/04/2026

University of Galway Interview. Thanks Emma Gleeson -

Photographer Trevor O’Donoghue, on his touring exhibition: “The Cost of Breathing”, illustrating the different emotions of living with a disease. Produced for the International Eradication of…

23/03/2026

Next stop for the Cost of Breathing Exhibition is Kildare!

From the 23rd March to 4th April you can view this powerful, insightful photography in Celbridge Library, Kildare.

This is the third stage in the national tour of the exhibition which aims to raise awareness of thee realities for many of living with CF. Thank you to everyone who has visited so far, if you are in Kildare, please do pop in.

If you can’t get there, you can visit the virtual gallery on https://www.cfireland.ie/support-resources/members-events/the-cost-of-breathing

10/03/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who called into in Galway on stop two of the tour to see “The Cost of Breathing”. We really appreciate the support and the conversations the work is creating.

Created in collaboration with , this self-portrait series offers a glimpse into the emotional reality that can come from living with illness. It’s also a reminder that experiences like this are part of the human story. At different points in life, many of us will face moments that challenge our sense of identity, certainty and independence.

For me, this work is about humanising those experiences and showing that hope can still exist through it all.

The exhibition now moves on.

Next stop is Ballinasloe Library

If you’re close by, please call in, spend some time and let us know your thoughts.

More locations and dates at the link in bio.
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01/03/2026

23/02/2026

Stop one is in the bag!

Thank you to everyone who visited, reached out or supported in any way in .library . It meant a lot, Im very grateful 🫶🏻.

The Cost of Breathing in collaboration with continues its journey.

Stop two launched today in Galway.

We hope each location brings new perspectives, new conversations and new reflections.

If you’re in Galway, please call in 🙌🏻.

More dates and locations at link in bio.

https://www.cfireland.ie/support-resources/members-events/the-cost-of-breathing

15/02/2026

A local man living with cystic fibrosis has opened a powerful exhibition at Killarney Library, offering an insight into daily living with the condition. Trevor O’Donoghue’s exhibition, The Cost of Breathing, invites visitors to look beyond the diagnosis and gain a deeper understanding of the liv...

13/02/2026

Trevor O'Donoghue pictured with his proud mother Teresa at his new exhibition at Killarney Library. In collaboration with Cystic Fibrosis Ireland (CFI) ‘The Cost of Breathing’ photography exhibition was opened on the 10th February 2026 and will continue until February 20th before a nationwide tour.

02/12/2025

The Cost of Breathing is a powerful visual representation of the challenges of living with CF. Told through the medium of photography, this exhibition is brought to you by Trevor O'Donoghue of Focus On Happiness.

The virtual gallery was launched in October and CFI are proud to announce that the in-person exhibition will begin in January 2026. We would love to welcome you to one of the locations around Ireland. Visit https://www.cfireland.ie/support-resources/members-events/the-cost-of-breathing for more info.