Christmaas 2024eNewsletter is now available.

Click the link to view/download: Christmas_24_E_Letter.pdf

Canada Calling!  Proposed guided tour 2025

Are you interested in a fully escorted tour to Canada in September/October 2025?  It will be 2-3 weeks long and moderately busy.

Expressions of interest to:

Rosemary Kiernan of Midlands RSTA.

Please send your email or phone number to Rosemary  at 087 7589287 or kiernanrm45@gmail.com

September 2024 RSTA Newsletter

Click to link to read/download: September_2024_Newsletter.pdf

PROPOSED TRIP TO SLOVENIA AND THE GULF OF TRIESTE - May 9th 2025. 7 nights

RSTA  Midland Branch is organising the trip.  Full details on the Travel Department website. 

Please contact Rosemary  Kiernan if you have any questions at 087 7589287 or email kiernanrm45@gmail.com

Listening Volunteers needed in Cork.

Cork ARC Cancer Support House are looking for compassionate, enthusiastic and committed people who are willing to spare some of their free time to help in our Drop-in Centres in Bantry and Cork city.  This is a vital service where those affected by cancer, their families and friends can call in or ring in confidence to one of our trained volunteers in a relaxed atmosphere.  If you would like to make a real difference, please call Trisha on 021 4276688 or email trisha@corkcancersupport.ie

Launch of RSTA Members Handbook

A new RSTA Members Handbook was launched at the 2024 Annual Conference in Wexford.

For members the Handbook will provide an overvew of RSTA, its origin, policies and structures.

For branch officers the Handbook will be an invaluable resource providing the guidance and information required in the exercise of their various roles in the branch.

Copies of the Hanbook were distributed to the branch delegates at Conference and will be made available to new members on registration.

The handbook is available to view download and print at the About Us page of this website.

Waterford RSTA branch are planning a trip "retracing the final journeys of Irish soldiers and others who died in World War 1." The branch has invited members in other branches who may be interested to join them. Niamh Crowley of the Waterford branch has written:

"The trip is being organised by Gerry Moore, a History teacher, who retired from Glenties Community School a year ago.  I know Gerry from the History Teachers' Association of Ireland and he has been involved in several very innovative projects with students and teachers exploring the memory of Irish soldiers who fought in World War 1, including the My Adopted Soldier project which was featured on Nationwide on RTE.  The arrangements for the trip are being made by Gerry Bergin of The School Tour Company."

You can signal your interest by sending and email to: crowniamh2@gmail.com

Full details of the trip including itinerary and costs are included in the following link: WW1_trip-1.pdf