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Picture is the site of Daisy Lodge located near Lough Corrib.
Cancer Fund for Children is set to host an information evening to provide an update on the construction and development of Daisy Lodge.
Due to open in Spring 2027, the charity’s second Daisy Lodge will be located on the shores of Lough Corrib near Cong, Mayo.
The information night will take place at 6:30 pm on Tuesday, May 19, at The Crossroads Community Centre in Cong.
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The session will allow attendees to receive an update on the build progress of the purpose-built facility, which will provide vital support to children, young people, and families impacted by cancer across the island of Ireland, as well as an opportunity to ask questions about its impact on the community.
Preparation of the 30,000 square foot site began in 2024, and full construction commenced in summer 2025.
Those expressing interest in the event can RSVP to rachelfullam@cancerfundforchildren.ie before Monday, 11th May.
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