Pick up some covetable clothing while helping a charity – what’s not to love?
The St Vincent de Paul shop on South Great George’s Street in Dublin has a trove of gorgeous garments as modelled by distinguished actor Olwen Fouéré
The St Vincent de Paul shop on South Great George’s Street in Dublin has a trove of gorgeous garments as modelled by distinguished actor Olwen Fouéré
A day spent in the Vincent de Paul southeast region office reveals the large number of requests from vulnerable seeking help with everything from food and utility bills to rent arrears and broken toilets
Continuing cost-of-living crisis fuels rising scale of poverty even before Christmas rush, charity says
Jess McGuinness accidently gave the ring into a St Vincent de Paul shop when donating clothes
The charity - marking its 180th anniversary this year - relies on 10,000 volunteers to help the most disadvantaged cope with the rising cost of living and soaring rents
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