Mairead's Ceilidh

In May 2010 I was diagnosed with a very rare form of cancer. It was one of the most scary and shocking times of my life. Now, over a year later, I am on my way to recovery, thanks to the hard work of the Medical Staff and the great people at the Teenage Cancer Trust.

I have organised this ceilidh to raise money for the Teenage Cancer Trust so they can continue their work looking after young cancer sufferers. They really helped me, and I want others to benefit too.

We have a really fun night planned, and I hope to see you there!

-- Mairead

Event Details

Date: Saturday 3rd September
Time: 7:30pm until late
Place: Glasgow University Union
Price: £10 / £7 Students

In aid of Teenage Cancer Trust

Getting Tickets

Tickets are being sold on the door and person-to-person by Mairead and her team. Places are limited, so you can reserve a ticket by emailing Mairead on tickets@maireadsceilidh.co.uk

You can also see the guest list on the Facebook event - but RSVPing yes there doesn't guarantee you a ticket!

Raffle

We will be holding a raffle on the evening with several great prizes including:

Anta - Candle Bowl
Beauty and the Beast Tickets from the Pantheon
The Beauty Store - Spray Tan
Blythswood Hotel - 1x afternoon indulgence package and 2x tickets to the thermal experience.
Julie Lamont Photography - 3 Vouchers
Manhattan Nails - Manicure
M&S Voucher
Ministry of Paintball - 24 VIP tickets
Signed and Framed Mountain Photograph
Pampered Chef
Pret a Manger - £10 Voucher
Rangers - 6 person tour of Ibrox
Royal Opera House - Backstage Tour
Sandalwood Shoes - handbag
Scottish Opera - The Barber of Seville
Sentry Box
Slanj - Kilt Hire
Slaters - £100 voucher
Smashbox - Make Up
Tortolano’s in Uddingston
Tunnocks - 3 dozen boxes of Teacakes / 4 dozen boxes of Caramel Wafers
Wedgewood Restaurant - Signed Recipe Book
The Wooden Heart - £30 Voucher
Yo! Sushi - £40 Voucher

Thank you to our kind sponsors, those who have donated prizes, and to the bands.

Hidden Agenda, a Glasgow-based Mowtown and Soul band have kindly donated their time to support this cause. You can find out more about them on their website at www.hiddenagenda.info

About the Teenage Cancer Trust

The Teenage Cancer Trust aims to ensure that every young person with cancer and their family receive the best possible care and professional support. Teenage Cancer Trust knows that young people with cancer respond best when treated in an environment suited to their needs. The National Institute of Clinical Excellence agrees, and has recommended the Teenage Cancer Teenage model as the best for treating young cancer patients ages 13-24 years.

You can find out more about Teenage Cancer Trust at www.teenagecancertrust.org.