Welcome to the Burren Chernobyl Project |
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The Burren Chernobyl Project (BCP) was established in 1993 to help with the child victims of the fallout from the Chernobyl reactor explosion. Many projects have been carried out to assist the children and their families who are enduring the effects of exposure to radiation and the other social and economic problems facing them in Belarus.
If now and then you send a good word and a good thought in this direction, if you remember what you have seen, if you long to visit us again, then we will have achieved much." |
46th Annual Swim by Pat Conway & FriendsThis August Pat Conway and friends will undertake their 46th annual swim in aid of Burren Chernobyl Project.
Swim starts at 1pm on Sunday August 5th. From Lahinch Beach to Liscannor Pier. Please spread the word and come along to support! For more information on participating contact Pat 087 7562579 Please visit this link to the iDonate fundraising page >> |
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This summer is lining up to be a very busy season for BCP. Both Gorodishche and Cherven are filling up so please contact the office as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. We cannot guarantee everyone their first preference but we will do our best to accommodate everyone.
Contact our office for queries and bookings: Phone: 065-7071130 Email: office@burrenchernobyl.ie |
#ChristmasNo1 Launched
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Our Christmas CD for BCP has been launched and is now available online from here. The song features choirs from St. Conaire's and St. Tola's national school Shannon and volunteers from the Burren Chernobyl Project. The Wonder of you was recorded in The Monastery, Ennistymon and Mary Immaculate Church, Shannon. Following the vocal recordings; a group of volunteer musicians, artists, mixers, and producers worked to bring you the 3 track CD and the digital download of the main track. Get online today and support us to become #ChristmasNo1 |
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Finding Banni Nominated for European Television Award
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Finding Banni is a documentary about a boy in Gorodishche, Belarus. BCP brought him to Ireland where the Flynn family raised him as one of their own.
It has been nominated for a European Television Award. If you missed the documentary in November it will be repeated on Wednesday May 31st on RTÉ One. Well done to Colm Flynn on the nomination and thank you for sharing the story of Banni and so many others like him. #findingbanni 🌻 |
Remembering Chernobyl 30 Years OnApril 26th 2016 marked the 30th anniversary of the Nuclear disaster.
Click here for more. |
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Dobra Tut
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The local charity fund DOBRA TUT was registered in Minsk on the 17th of January 2008 to complement the work of the Burren Chernobyl Project and to facilitate its work and development in Belarus and also to involve new donations and volunteers.
Log onto Dobra Tut to find out all about our organisation in Belarus. |