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Holycross is set to play host to a pop-up café, raising awareness of Sudden Adult Death Syndrome.
The café will be hosted upstairs in the Dormitory, Holycross Abbey, this Saturday, February 24, from 10am to 5pm.
READ MORE: Planning decision made on drive-thru coffee spot in Tipperary at well-known franchise.
All proceeds will go to the Dillon Quirke Foundation.
The foundation's mission is to raise awareness about SADS and its impact on young lives, fund cardiac screening for young people across Ireland and support life-saving research and education to prevent future tragedies.
Tea, coffee, and delicious homemade treats await you in this unique location and this unique pop-up café.
Holycross Ballycahill GAA Club are delighted to sponsor this event and look forward to seeing everyone there.
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