Order of St Lazarus picks a stunning backdrop for fundraising in Dublin’s Phoenix Park
THE Ireland jurisdiction of the ancient Order of St Lazarus picked a stunning backdrop for fundraising in Phoenix Park, Dublin Ireland with a Prosecco reception followed by High Tea in the historic All Ireland Polo Club.
The polo club’s 150th anniversary Derby tournament was in play throughout the fundraiser for a variety of charities in conjunction with the Order including Leprosy Mission Ireland. The funds were raised from among the High Tea entry fees of €100 per person and the silent auction of a limited print, one of three from a painting by Mick O’Dea of the Grace O’Malley Tall Ship: commissioned by Robert Lee Mulcahy, the original painting presented to HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco is on permanent loan to the Yacht Club Monaco.
Ireland Grand Prior Conor Keoghan thanked all who attended the fundraising High Tea for their support, saying: “All the profits and any donations we received went towards the five projects we are currently supporting, all good causes and thank you again for all your support.”
The fundraiser was supported by the All Ireland Polo Club, Kate Betts Hats, Celtic Therapy and Louis Copeland & Son. Find out more about the Order of St Lazarus at https://www.stlazarus.ie/.
Tags: Arts & Culture
Image credits: Kim Mullahey