We had the honour of capturing a heartfelt day of courage and community during a special event organised by the Ronald McDonald House in Dublin. This incredible initiative brought together volunteers, supporters, and participants in a vibrant show of solidarity for families with children receiving hospital care.
To celebrate this remarkable milestone, volunteers bravely abseiled down the iconic Smithfield Tower, a powerful and symbolic act of commitment and support. From emotional embraces to adrenaline-filled moments high above the city, each frame told a story of resilience, generosity, and unity.
The bright colours, warm smiles, and inspiring energy throughout the day made this event truly unforgettable. Through our lens, we aimed to reflect the mission of the Ronald McDonald House: keeping families close in times when they need it most.
Client: ADCO Dublin
Location: Dublin - Ireland
Category: Charity Event
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