Noggin Sports Beanie Launch Evening, Tuesday 4th February.

By Enniskillen Royal | Latest News | Comments are Closed | 28 January, 2020 | 0

ERGS Rugby Club will be launching their new Noggin Sports beanie hats at an event in the Steele Hall (Lough Shore site) on Tuesday 4th February at 6pm. This launch is in conjunction with Action Mental Health – New Horizons.

Noggin Sports are a clothing company who provide high quality apparel whilst raising awareness for mental health issues and supporting charities across the UK and Ireland. Founded by rugby playing brothers Kieran and Conor Joyce, they aim to spread positive messages and reduce stigma around mental health.

Action Mental Health will be delivering a presentation at the launch, discussing mental health issues facing young people today and the support services that they provide within Fermanagh.

Noggin hats will be sold on the night with proceeds donated to Action Mental Health as well as fundraising for the rugby club.

Refreshments will be served in the dining hall afterwards. We hope to see you all there!!

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Noggin Sports Beanie Launch Evening, Tuesday 4th February.

Noggin Sports Beanie Launch Evening, Tuesday 4th February.

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