A Parachute Jump that truly celebrates a liverversary !!

Lambeg Golf Club President Gary McDonald and Captain Bobby Meehan present RVH Liver Support Group member Arthur Goan with a cheque for £1,850 at the Club’s recent President’s Day. The magnificent amount was raised through a very well supported charity tournament, and our thanks go to all the members of the Club for their generosity. The donation will assist us in our ongoing support of people across Northern Ireland affected by liver disease.
Its August 13th and what a day!! A day to celebrate the incredible difference organ donation can make. And a special thank you from all of us here to all of the families whose loved ones made the living of others possible.
In addition to the revised web site we have also added an Instagram and YouTube channel to our social media platforms. Please have a look and, on Instagram, click on the “FOLLOW” button to keep you abreats of news from the Group.
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/rvhliversupportgroup/
YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkerYP70dSfUXTnbNtWJGrQ
We would like to thank Roberta Armstrong for the skydive she undertook recently in support of the Group. So far, Roberta has raised over £3000. Well done to you!!
After 44 years of working for the Western Health & Social Care Trust’s community dental team, Jennifer O’Brien presented her retirement gift from her colleagues to the RVH Liver Support Group. Our thanks go to Jennifer for her generosity. Pictured are (L-R) Kay Duffy, Founder of the RVH Liver Support Group; Jennifer O’Brien and Grainne Quinn, Manager & Clinical Director.
A very generous donation of £2,100 was received from the Trustees of the former employees of the old Wrightbus Company in Ballymena to help further support liver patients accross Northern Ireland.
(L-R) Michael Cathcart, Robbie Herron, Uel Bamber (liver transplant recipient), Geoff Wylie and LSG Chairman Jim Kilpatrick.
For everyone invited so far to attend the Royal site for their Covid-19 vaccination, please find opposite a site map to help you find the building being used. It is located on the main car park access road, and is shown with a green ‘X’ on the map. Please allow plenty of time before your appointment time as it is likely there will be lengthy car park queues as the day progresses.
***please bring id with you***