Two leading retailers come together for Breast Cancer Research

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Neighbouring businesses, Brown Thomas and Hartmanns of Galway have come together for the National Breast Cancer Research Institute this Christmas. Photographed at the launch of the ‘Christmas Raffle’ were you could win luxury gifts with a total value of €10,100 in aid of the charity were; Brown Thomas Galway General Manager Marilyn Gallagher and Richard Hartmann from Jewellers A. Hartmann & Son. Tickets are just €10 each and available from www.ChristmasRaffle.ie. Photo: Sean Lydon

Two of Galway’s leading retailers have come together to help locally-based charity, the National Breast Cancer Research Institute.

Brown Thomas and Hartmann’s Jewellers have partnered with the national charity to create the ultimate Christmas Raffle.

The winner will take home some of the most sought after luxury gifts with a total value of €10,100.

From Brown Thomas people will have the chance to win the coveted YSL ‘Sunset’ large shoulder bag and YSL Monogram Quilted Purse, and from Hartmann’s Jewellers, a renowned TAG ladies F1 diamond steel bracelet watch with Mother-of-Pearl dial and a TAG men’s Monaco Steve McQueen edition calibre 11 watch.

In Ireland, one in nine women are affected by breast cancer and there are 3,000 cases diagnosed annually.

The money raised from the raffle will help the charity fund their research team, in collaboration with universities and hospitals across the globe, to drive real and measurable improvement in clinical outcomes for breast cancer patients.

Speaking about the raffle Richard Hartmann from Jewellers A. Hartmann & Son said he is delighted to support such a worthy cause.

“It’s a challenging time for all business but we mustn’t forget charities like National Breast Cancer Research Institute who do incredible work all through the year,” he said.

Brown Thomas Galway General Manager, Marilyn Gallagher said: “Brown Thomas Galway are proud to continue our long standing support of the National Breast Cancer Research Institute.

“Having seen the devastating effects the pandemic has had on charity fundraising we believe it’s more important than ever to support charities where possible.

“With community involvement being of great importance to Brown Thomas and the National Breast Cancer Research Institute based in Galway there is a natural fortitude to our connection with the charity.”

The Raffle runs online until December 21st when the draw will take place in Brown Thomas Galway at 6pm on Monday 21st December. Tickets are just €10 each and available from www.ChristmasRaffle.ie .