Was just speaking to Glenda Harrington who runs one of the pop-up soup kitchens @FHFDublin, threatened with closure by, @HSELive

I’m just “a crazy lady with a pot, I won’t be going anywhere while I am needed” she says.

Not all heroes wear capes. 💛#SaveTheSoupRuns #homeless pic.twitter.com/0qtV9WQiLK

— Mick Caul 😷 (@caulmick) July 22, 2021

Dear @HSELive

Work with the incredible volunteers running the soup runs in Dublin, don’t shut them down. They serve so much more than food. But humanity. #SaveTheSoupRuns #TodayCB #homeless pic.twitter.com/6nrZPo7IyY

— Mick Caul 😷 (@caulmick) July 22, 2021

This morning/afternoon.

Dublin soup run faces closure with fears HSE inspection may be the ‘final nail in the coffin’ (Dublin Live)

Last night.

Bank of Ireland, College Green, Dublin 2.

Glenda Harrington [a volunteer with Friends Helping Friends, a north inner city-based soup run which provides food, clothes, and sleeping bags to the homeless and poor] writes:

Some nights are harder than others…

Mick Caul writes:

I never thought, in my lifetime, children would be queuing on the streets of Dublin to get a cooked meal at night. And I never believed people would just accept it.

Friends Helping Friends