Irish Red Cross Ukraine Appeal

More than €3 million has been raised by The Late Late Show's Irish Red Cross appeal with the money set to help those impacted by the war in Ukraine.

The money raised will assist the humanitarian work of those on the ground to provide food, water, medical supplies and shelter. Mr O'Dwyer added that the money "will make a huge difference to the people affected by the crisis in Ukraine". More than €3 million has been raised by's Irish Red Cross appeal with the money set to help those impacted by the war in Ukraine.

More than €3 million has been raised for the Irish Red Cross to fund its work in Ukraine. The money was donated following an appeal on RTÉ's Late Late Show ...

He said that the process is "too slow" and has been a strategic mistake. "He's an evil man as far as I'm concerned. He described the Russian president as having a "warped historical view" and said he "ignores the impact of his actions" on his own people. Mr Martin said he "salutes the bravery and courage" that he has witnessed in the last week. The Taoiseach described the Russian invasion of Ukraine as a "barbaric, brutal attack on the Ukrainian people". The Taoiseach said this is the "biggest displacement of people since World War II on the European continent".

Taoiseach Micheál Martin said the Government will donate a further €10 million, in addition to the previously announced €10 million in humanitarian aid, ...

"To everyone who contributed to the Irish Red Cross appeal on the Late Late Show last night - it is impossible to say how grateful we are for the support." To everyone who contributed to the Irish Red Cross appeal on the Late Late Show last night - it is impossible to say how grateful we are for the support. On Saturday, the Irish Red Cross tweeted: "€3,000,000 provides a lot of aid.

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Russia's invasion of Ukraine has resulted in a humanitarian crisis, with over a million people crossing the borders into neighbouring countries seeking ...

If you want to donate you can do so at the following link. You can donate on the website - forward slash aid. They're trying to raise up to 240 million euros to assist in the crisis.

The Red Cross also revealed that 180 people have - entirely unprompted - pledged spare rooms and vacant properties for Ukrainian refugees.

The Irish Red Cross is working with the Irish Refugee Protection Programme to organise accommodation for the Ukrainian refugees expected to arrive in Ireland over the coming days and weeks. In order to take part in the scheme, communities must have a strong committee in place, complete a training programme, provide funding and have access to a property. "Our programme is currently working with and accommodating refugees from Afghanistan and are currently preparing for refugees due to arrive from Lebanon." The organisation has been helping to welcome refugees for over 50 years and has helped people coming from countries such as Vietnam, Hungary, Syria and Afghanistan. The Irish Red Cross has seen over €6 million donated to their crisis appeal this week - with around €4.7m donated in just three days. As the war in Ukraine continues to rage on, people in Ireland are eager to offer assistance in any way they can.