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Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind
Together we are changing lives
About Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind
Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind (IGDB) is Ireland’s national charity dedicated to enabling people who are vision impaired and families of children with autism to achieve improved mobility and independence. Registered Charity Number (RCN): 20009977 For 50 years we have worked with our community of Breeders, Puppy Raisers, Home Socialisers, Temporary Boarders, Trainers, Staff, Volunteers and supporters to change as many lives as possible. Did you know? • We currently have nearly 400 Guide and Assistance Dogs Clients in Ireland • All of our services are provided free of charge • It costs €53,000 to bred, train and care for a Guide Dog during its working life • It costs over €5 million to run our organisation each year • We receive over 85% of our income through voluntary donations and fundraising through our Branch network across the country Corporate partnerships allow us to expand our reach, to bring people and dogs together, to positively influence the lives of individuals, their families, friends and communities. A partnership with us is a commitment to making a tangible difference - giving the gift of independence and mobility. It’s also a great way to bring your teams together and boost morale. There are many ways to get involved: Charity of the Year, Employee Fundraising, Corporate Donation or Sponsoring the training of a pup. Contact our Corporate Partnerships Manager John Burke to find out more: johnburke@guidedogs.ie
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Presence & Recognition
Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind is hosting a Ford Drive For Your Community event on Saturday, 12 September, at Laois and Limerick.
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Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind is hosting its 2027 Car Raffle with tickets costing €5.
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Presence & Recognition
Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind has a dog named Gully who is an integral part of the community of Stepaside Educate Together Secondary School.
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Presence & Recognition
Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind is hosting a 50th Celebration Gala Dinner on Saturday, 17 October 2026 at Clontarf Castle Hotel, Dublin, featuring drinks from 7pm to 8pm.
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Presence & Recognition
Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind held its 50th Anniversary Open Day last Saturday in Cork to unveil a special bench commemorating people who have chosen to leave a gift in their will to support the company.
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Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind is hosting the Bark & Ride Sportive cycling event on Saturday, 26 September, featuring 60km, 90km, or 125km routes through Galway and the Burren.
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