RTE 1 Visits The Little Flower Penny Dinners

It was a pleasure to welcome Evelyn O'Rourke from RTÉ Radio 1 to The Little Flower Penny Dinners today.

This photo shows Evelyn interviewing outside the building.

Evelyn's interviews both inside and outside The Little Flower Penny Dinners will air on RTÉ Radio 1around 11.30am on Thursday 11th June 2020.

Please tune in and let us know whose voices you recognise.

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Meals Served Every Weekday!

A warm lunch is served every Monday to Friday at 12:00pm!
Everyone is Welcome!

Our Meals on Wheels Service operates 365 days a year.
176 years later and Ireland is still hungry

Despite the notion that hunger is something we left behind way back in the 1800’s, food poverty is still a huge, yet almost hidden problem in modern day Ireland. Over 100,000 children go to bed hungry every night. 20% of parents regularly skip meals to feed their families. Since 2020, the demand for food help increased by 70%. Famine Food Bank is here to provide a stark reminder that hunger isn’t something we left behind 176 years ago.
Contact Us

How To find the Little Flower Penny Dinners
Our history

The Little Flower Penny Dinners was founded in 1912 to provide meals and support to the large numbers of people living in poverty in The Liberties and further afield. We were named after our patron St Thérèse of Lisieux.
Become a Volunteer

Become a volunteer with the Little Flower Penny Dinners which is one of the longest running charities in the historic area of the Liberties in Dublin 8.
Governance

The Little Flower Penny Dinners
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Corporate social responsibility is becoming increasingly important for companies to demonstrate their commitment to social causes and give back to their communities. One way to do this is by raising money for a charity.
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