RAG 2011/12

RAG Part One starts on Monday November 28th.

RAG 2 -The Sequel will be brought to you in glorious technicolour by DITSU in Feb2012.

WHAT WILL YOU DO?
Wristbands €2 on sale in SU offices so maybe - start with one of those?
Then take your pick from the below or better, still , come along to all three.

Monday 28th Nov
The RAG Charity Soccer Match in Grangegorman.

    Kick-off is at 12pm and the game is 30 minutes a half.
    Buses from Aungier St and Bolton St will be rolling up from 11am until 12pm, so you've no excuse !
    All participants are raising €50 to take part, so make sure you get along there to show your support.  
    Cheerleading costumes encouraged ..especially the blokes.
    We will have buses from 2.15pm to take spectators and players back to the city centre.
    There will be a few nibbles in The Living Room that night from 9pm to celebrate the day.

All Proceeds to RAG for ROSS

Tuesday 29th Nov

The BIG FAT TABLE QUIZ  - CANCELLED -

Due to circumstances beyond our control, the Big Fat RAG Quiz is postponed until second semester. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
   

Wednesday 30th November
RAG Charity Bucket Collection in Dundrum Town Centre on Wednesday from 10am until 5pm.

     Collectors will be provided with a ROSS t-shirt, but fancy dress is also encouraged.
     If you're free to collect for us any time between 10am - 5pm, get on out to Dundrum and have the craic      
     while making some cash for RAG.
     WE DARE YOU to go on the LUAS in your Fancy dress - send evidence pics to us at toast@ditsu.ie for  
     a wee prize
    Email Eric at vpservices@ditsu.ie in advance if you can confirm you are definitely going

All Proceeds to RAG for Ross

DIT Students' Union are pleased to be supporting The Ross Nugent Foundation, which will benefit from your efforts to raise and give during 2011 2012. www.rossnugentfoundation.ie

 Check out the website to find out more about Ross, his inspiring life and legacy and the work being done in Beaumont Hospital for Children and Young People with serious illness.
This is what RAG is all about and it is one of the best causes you could support