Galway takes its hat off in memory of Rosabel
Leeson Street went a little Coronation Street last weekend. Corrie’s Irish legend Charles Lawson was in House last Friday and Saturday night. Rugby legends Alan Quinlan and Stuart Lancaster were part of the same group that came into House on the Saturday night. Around the corner in 37 on Dawson Street on Sunday night, some of the stars of RTE’s Dancing with the Stars were in after the show, along with Kelsea Ballerini after her show in the 3 Arena.
Further west at the G Hotel in Galway next Sunday expect a very special Millinery Afternoon Tea in partnership with newly-founded charity, Rosabel’s Rooms at The Irish Hospice Foundation.
They are hosting a millinery master-class from top Galway milliners Caithriona King, Emily Jean, Michael Mullins and Suzie Mahony. There will also be afternoon tea, bubbles and music from Eleanor Shanley and Michelle Lally. Mandy Maher and her Catwalk Models will put on a fashion show. MC will be Clare McKenna of TV3’s Ireland AM. That’s the fun stuff.
The important bit is that Rosabel’s Rooms was set up in January by Gary Monroe and Suzanne McClean, following the death of their beautiful daughter Rosabel.
The Millinery Afternoon Tea at the G will raise funds for the provision of dedicated familyfocused bereavement suites in hospitals around Ireland.
For more information on the Hats, Heels & High Tea fundraiser contact the G Hotel on smeade@theg.ie or call 091 778467.