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General enquiries: info@prolifecampaign.ie or 01 6629 2275
A Night of Purpose and Community
Ceiliúradh Cois Life, our annual fundraising dinner in support of life-affirming education and outreach, is one of the most anticipated events on our calendar. It is always an evening of great company, moving testimony, and renewed purpose.
But more than that, it's a vital fundraiser that enables the core work of the Pro Life Campaign: supporting women in unplanned pregnancies and new mothers in need, and equipping the next generation through dynamic student programmes that communicate the pro-life message with clarity and compassion.
What to Expect
- A welcome drinks reception at 7pm
- Three-course dinner from 7:30pm
- Inspiring guest speaker address
- Live band and dancing
- Raffle with exciting prizes
How You Can Support
Whether you're in a position to host an entire table or just attending as an individual, every level of support makes a real difference to our mission.
- Host a table of ten for €1,500
- Purchase individual tickets at €150 each
- Sponsor part of the event and receive recognition
- Donate a raffle prize such as hotel stays, holiday breaks, golf outings, or day experiences
If you have specific questions or wish to explore alternative payment methods, please get in touch with us directly.
Event Details
7:30pm Dinner
Burlington Road
Dublin 4
€150 per individual ticket
Bring Friends and Colleagues
This is more than just an evening of celebration. It's an opportunity to connect with like-minded people who share your values, to hear inspiring stories, and to be part of something meaningful. We'd love you to invite friends or colleagues who would benefit from this unique gathering in support of a cause that unites us all.
Highlights from 2025
Highlights from 2024
Highlight from 2023
Watch the full address by David Alton, the inspirational advocate for the pro-life cause, at the 2023 Dinner.
“Before anyone justifies an abortion they should be required to gaze into the diaphanous, translucent beauty of the womb and in awe contemplate the extraordinary humanity of these tiny new members of the human race; then watch, with the full force of Irish and British law, the pain and suffering we permit. Spare us the slogans …. Find your conscience …. Embrace the supreme human rights issue.”