The Croí Go Red Ball is returning to Galway City this year to raise money for their essential services with a stylish night on the town.
Building on the incredible success of last year’s event, the 2025 Go Red Ball promises to be even more impactful, combining elegance, entertainment, and a powerful commitment to fighting heart disease and stroke.
The second Go Red Ball will take place on Friday, March 21 at the Galmont Hotel & Spa in Galway.
The festivities kick off at 6:30pm with a glamorous cocktail reception, featuring the finest local delicacies, including Moran’s Oysters with Guinness and the refreshing Tribe Gin.
Guests will then enjoy a sumptuous four-course gala dinner, followed by a performance from the hilarious Irish comedian Barry Murphy.
After dinner, guests can hit the dance floor and groove to the electrifying 90s hits of Smash Hits, followed by a DJ spinning tracks into the early hours.
In the spirit of the evening’s theme, attendees are encouraged to embrace the colour red—whether it’s a bold all-red ensemble or a subtle splash of colour with a scarf, tie, or accessory.
Events like the Croí Go Red Ball are vital in supporting Croí’s mission to promote Cardiovascular health and assist those living with the effects of heart disease and stroke.
“The Go Red Ball is a true celebration of community spirit and generosity,” said Mark O’Donnell, Chief Executive of Croí.
“Every ticket purchased, and every sponsorship pledge helps us continue our life-changing work. Thank you to Irish Life for their ongoing support as Title Sponsor of the event”.
Individual tickets are available for €160, and tables accommodating 8 to 12 guests can be reserved. For those looking to maximize their support, Croí offers a range of sponsorship and advertising opportunities on the evening.
To book tickets, receive a sponsorship package and discuss how you or your organisation can make a meaningful impact, contact christine@croi.ie.
“Irish Life and Croí share a passion to help people live healthier lives. Heart health is a key physical consideration for us all,” said Oisin O’Shaughnessy, Manager Director, Employer Solutions at Irish Life.
“With this common focus, we are delighted to continue our partnership with Croí. Working together to promote greater awareness of heart health and empower people to manage any heart conditions.”
“Our Heart Care programme, provided by our partner Care Connect, allows members managing heart failure to monitor their symptoms such as blood pressure and heart rate at home using an app, with the clinical advice and guidance of the Care-Connect team.”
