Gaza: No One Should Be Killed or Wounded Seeking Aid Share As a humanitarian organisation, the Irish Red Cross is unwavering in our commitment to the principles of humanity, neutrality, independence, and

We are proud to introduce the nominees for the Irish Red Cross Humanitarian Awards 2025 – click to learn more about them.

Reflecting on 10 years of recovery in Nepal and urging global compassion for Myanmar after its recent earthquake. A call for solidarity and sustained aid.

Marking 10 years since the Nepal earthquake, the Irish Red Cross reflects on vital aid, recovery, and a lasting partnership for a resilient future.

Learn about how Adyen and the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement make instant aid possible when every second counts.

The latest edition of the Corn Adomnáin was held on 29th March 2025 at Queens University Belfast. Learn more about the competition.

Read the latest update about the Pledged Accommodation Programme for Ukrainian Beneficiaries of Temporary Protection in Ireland.

Originally published at the Irish Examiner, this opinion piece by secretary general Deirdre Garvey highlights the kindness and compassion of Irish identity.

The Irish Red Cross response to Storm Éowyn brought out the best in our members and staff who worked closely to support people in crisis. Learn more.

Learn more about the winners of the National Volunteer Awards 2024, who exemplify the true spirit of volunteering and community service.

Lithuania’s Parliament passed a bill expressing its intention to withdraw from the Convention on Cluster Munitions, potentially becoming the first state to do so.

The Irish Red Cross takes part in a Climate Action Workshop, supporting efforts to tackle climate change and build resilience.