Servier Ireland

Proud to support Wexford Women's Refuge. 💟

Mary Cronin from our Servier Ireland team met with Karen Mooney, Team Leader at the refuge, at the Gorey Family Resource Centre to present the donation. The funds will help provide teas, coffees and sandwiches for women ahead of court hearings, a small but meaningful comfort during a challenging time.

Thank you to the Wexford Women’s Refuge team for the support they provide in our community, they empower victims experiencing domestic, sexual and gender-based violence, providing a 24/7 freephone helpline, emergency accommodation, outreach services, court accompaniment and advocacy, and a drop-in service for one-to-one support and information.

We did it again this year — Servier Ireland has retained NSAI’s Excellence Through People Platinum certification! ✅

This recognition is a testament to our commitment to putting people at the heart of what we do so we can deliver the highest standards for patients every day.
Thank you to our team whose dedication made this possible, and to the National Standards Authority of Ireland for their assessment and partnership.
We’ll keep building a workplace where everyone can thrive and contribute to sustainable excellence today and for the future.

Matilde, David and Amela recently visited Futures In Mind in Arklow, where they met with Ray and heard about the work the charity is doing.

They were delighted to present a donation of €1,500 on behalf of Servier to support their work in su***de prevention and mental health support.

Thank you to Ray for taking the time to meet with us and tell us more about the difference Futures in Mind is making in our local communities. 💚

⭐ Arklow Chamber Awards

A great night was had last night at the Arklow & District Chamber of Commerce awards.

We were delighted to sponsor the Voluntary Community & Sport Recognition Award and even more delighted to see it presented to the very deserving Arklow Community First Responders.

We would also like to congratulate M.A. Healy & Sons Ltd - The Safety Specialists on winning the Sustainability Award, and a VERY special congratulations to one amazing human being - Mary O’Brien of Arklow Cancer Support, who was named Person of the Year. 👏👏👏👏

Congratulations to all of last night’s winners and nominees! 👏

Thanks to Garret for nominating Ferns Community First Responders for a donation, and to him and son Diarmuid for making the donation last week. Ferns and all the CFR volunteers around the country do an incredible job. 🙏

Ferns Community First Responders would like to say a huge thank you to Garrett Murphy for a very kind €200 donation received through a workplace charity support scheme organised by Servier, Arklow.

Garrett who is involved with Ferns Camogie Lgfa nominated Ferns CFR following the tragic passing of a young player from another team at one of the recent away matches. The assistance of the first responders then was crucial despite the sad outcome and highlighted the importance of Community First Responders in their communities.

We are so grateful to be thought of, and to be supported by our community in this way. Donations like this help us to continue our work — to be there for our community when we are needed most.

Thank you so much for your kindness and support.
Ferns GAA Servier Ireland

The seasons are a-changing but that doesn't mean any let up for Arklow Tidy Towns! Their work continues all year round.

Thank you to Trudy & Jenny for meeting with us recently in the beautiful Bloom Dementia Friendly Garden on Seaview Avenue.

We are delighted to support the fantastic work Tidy Towns continue to do for the community.

While Servier Ireland is in Arklow, many of our 500+ colleagues live in Gorey and the surrounding area.

We are delighted to be partnered with Gorey Tidy Towns and to make a €500 donation to them recently. Like all Tidy Towns volunteers, the Gorey team do an incredible job. 👏👏

This photo was taken in their Sensory Garden in the Town Park - well worth a visit.

A smaller Servier crew than usual headed down to help Arklow Coast Care this week BUT three extra pairs of hands were very welcomed by Eileen and the Coast Care volunteers. Thanks to John, Lisa & Andrea - kerbs were scuffled and litter was picked!