Cork actress Siobhán McSweeney to turn on lights of Marymount's Tree of Remembrance

Ms McSweeney, who recently received the University College Cork (UCC) alumni achievement award, will join Marymount Hospice to turn on the lights of the tree as part of this year’s 'Light Up A Life' event.
Cork actress Siobhán McSweeney to turn on lights of Marymount's Tree of Remembrance

Bafta-award-winning Cork actress Siobhán McSweeney will illuminate the Tree of Remembrance at Marymount Hospice. Photo: Moya Nolan

Bafta-award-winning Cork actress Siobhán McSweeney will illuminate the Tree of Remembrance at Marymount Hospice.

Ms McSweeney, who recently received the University College Cork (UCC) alumni achievement award, will join Marymount Hospice to turn on the lights of the tree as part of this year’s Light Up A Life event.

The event will take place on Sunday, December 1, and those in attendance are invited to celebrate the lives of people who touched their lives, while enjoying live music and mince pies.

Attendees will also have an opportunity to support Marymount by purchasing Christmas cards and the new 2025 Marymount Calendar.

Throughout the year, Marymount provides expert specialist palliative care and care to older people always demonstrating kindness to patients and their families, offering dignity, comfort, and a sense of peace.

Whether by attending the event, purchasing festive cards or the 2025 Marymount Calendar, or donating, your support will make a lasting difference.

You can also support Marymount by sponsoring a light on their virtual Tree of Remembrance. See https://lightupalife.marymount.ie/.

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