CRY - Cardiac Risk in the Young

 

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About CRY

CRY is a registered Irish Charity, established in 2002 by parents and relatives who have experienced the effects of sudden and unexplained deaths within their families.

CRY's AIMS are to:

  • raise awareness about sudden cardiac death;
  • provide counselling and support to families' affected;
  • fundraising and ongoing support for CRYP Centre

EVENTS:


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New Film on CRY

Lights, camera, action..  Check out our new film on CRY and the CRYP which explains exactly where your donations go and what we do.

Michael Greene, Chariman of CRY said, “This film tells the story of CRY, why it was set up and the support it provides to our patients and families who have lost someone to sudden cardiac death.  We hope that it will also explain how the cardiac screening process works for anyone who is anxious about undergoing this in the CRYP centre.  We receive no direct government funding for providing this service and we hope this will encourage more people to donate to keep the centre running.”

We would like to thank Jacqui Hurley, Anthony Murphy, Amy Malone, Dr. Deirdre Ward, Dr. David Mulcahy, the Ireland Fund and all the staff at CRY for their help in making this film. 

The charity will also feature on RTE’s Nationwide next month as they explore the centre and the facilities the charity provides to the public.  Watch this space!

Click here to see the film.

 Make Your Donation Go Further for C.R.Y.

Tax Relief for donations! Did you know that your donation of €250.00 or more in the year could be worth up to 72% more to CRY?
And the good news is – there is no extra cost to you!!
For More Information Click Here...

RugbyLunch2012

Tickets Now On Sale for CRY Rugby Lunch with Alan Quinlan

Tickets are on sale for the CRY Rugby Lunch 2012.  This year the annual event will take place in Lansdowne Rugby Club at 12 noon on Friday, 9th March, the eve of the Irish Six Nations clash with Scotland. 

We are delighted to have, as our guest speaker, Mr. Alan Quinlan, the former Irish International and Munster rugby star, Alan Quinlan will be in attendance as special guest on the day to regale guests with legendary rugby stories before a four course lunch.  Niall Rynne, President of the St. Mary’s College RFC will act as MC as we prepare for the all-important Scottish match the following day.

Tickets costing €75 each are now available from Lucia Ebbs, e: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or t: 01 4525482

 

 
It is time to venture from the fields and back roads and bring your vintage motor or tractor for a spin in aid of CRY. The Lawlor Family have organised a vintage road run on Sunday, October 17th 2010 in memory of Daniel Lawlor Junior  who died suddenly on 20th September 2009.

From 12:30pm on October the 17th, vehicles and their designated drivers will gather together at John Doyle’s Tobinstown Cross, Tullow, Co. Carlow as the hum of engines and the racket of the horns gear the crowd up for the charity run.

Spot prizes on the day so please support this  event generously.

For further information on event details contact Dan Lawlor 087 2746358 or Matt Lawlor 087 2997255 or email Matt at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or Lucia Ebbs @ 01 4525482 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it