This year is passing at a rapid pace, weeks roll into months and suddenly we're in the middle of summer!
Despite current challenges we endeavor to deliver the assistance needed it as best we can. We have many projects ongoing in the orphanages, adult asylums and within the communities. 
Liam sends this update from the past few weeks, thank you for your continued support without which none of this would be possible.

​Just one month to go!

​We are honoured to be chosen once again by The Caitríona Lucas Challenge team as their charity for this year's event. Bernard and some of the crew will be climbing Mount Kilimanjaro on June 25th.

​Hi everyone, a big update today.
Thank you again for your continued support.
Thank you and all our best to Jacinta as she departs Newry on her travels.
https://www.idonate.ie/bcp
Go raibh míle maith agaibh.

For updates on Burren Chernobyl Project operations and more on how you can help Ukraine, please read below.




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​*UPDATED 7/3/22

Wishing all our friends a very happy and healthy new year. Thank you for your continued support. It has been another challenging year but the work continued despite the hurdles. None of it would be possible without your support.

Please have a read below to get a better picture of just how much we all achieved. 
Once again, thank you and may 2022 be kind to you.

​С Новым годом!

​A busy few days in Minsk as several internats came to collect over 100 waterproof mattresses.
Great work to everyone involved and thank you to those who supported the purchase of them.
Go raibh míle maith agaibh.
Спасибо большое

We are selling our beautiful Christmas cards again this year.

We also have these lovely teabag gifts for sale, made with love and donated to us to raise some funds this Christmas.

All the details can be found in the images below.
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Many thanks for your support.

Over the summer Burren Chernobyl Project were informed of a terrible tragedy that happened in the small village of Kolki, Belarus. 
We began helping as soon as possible, but when everything is taken from you where do you begin?
Last week Br. Liam visited Tatyana and Leonid, below is a letter from him about his  visit. 

All of us here at Burren Chernobyl Project were very saddened to hear of the passing of Betty Crosbie recently, an incredible woman from Killarney who showed compassion and generosity to so many in Belarus.

Our sympathies to her family and friends at this time.

​A note from Br. Liam:

On the first of August, Pat Conway took to the water for the 49th year in a row to raise funds for charity. Over the years Pat has raised money for various charitable causes, and for the last sixteen years the funds generated by the swim have been donated to Burren Chernobyl Project. This incredible support has enabled us to carry out several projects across Belarus helping families, children and adults with disabilities.