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Roseanna Ruane hospitalised for 'urgent procedure'
Roseanna Ruane hospitalised for 'urgent procedure'

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time27-07-2025

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Roseanna Ruane hospitalised for 'urgent procedure'

Roseanna Ruane has revealed she spent time in hospital over the weekend due to a 'small but urgent procedure.' The Galway native has been keeping followers up to date as her family navigate the loss of their daughter Saoirse, who won the hearts of the nation during the Late Late toy Show in 2020. Roseanna has expressed her hope of getting 'some relief' following the procedure and extended her thanks to all who helped the family as well as staff at University Hospital Galway [UHG]. The Galway native has been keeping followers up to date as her family navigate the loss of their daughter Saoirse, who won the hearts of the nation during the Late Late toy Show in 2020. Pic: Instagram/ Roseanna Ruane Taking to Instagram on Saturday, Roseanna shared a picture from the hospital bed as she gave a small glimpse into the happenings. 'Grateful to have been called for a small but urgent procedure yesterday which I hope will give me some relief now going forward,' the mum-of-two confirmed. 'I might talk about it sometime on here. But for now I'm just glad to have it behind me and I'm so thankful for those who helped out over the last 24hrs.' Roseanna Ruane has revealed she spent time in hospital over the weekend due to a 'small but urgent procedure.' Pic: Roseanna Ruane/ Instagram She added a 'big thank you to the staff at UHG for minding me so well.' 'I find hospital settings so triggering and they were all so lovely to me, from the nurses, manager, consultant, anaesthetist & especially the nurse who held my hang until I went to sleep,' she admitted. Earlier this month, Roseanna revealed a collaboration with Irish make-up brand, BPerfect in honour of the late Saoirse. Earlier this month, Roseanna revealed a collaboration with Irish make-up brand, BPerfect in honour of the late Saoirse. Pic: Brian McEvoy Saoirse passed away in March 2024 at the age of 12, but her legacy has continued with Roseanna and BPerfect collaborating for charity. 'We are so proud to reveal the Saoírse and Mamma Collection – created in memory of the beautiful Saoírse Ruane,' the brand announced. 'Saoírse inspired the nation with her strength, her smile, and her unforgettable spirit. This collection is a tribute to her light – filled with the colours she would have loved and the joy she brought to everyone who knew her.' The range includes a face and eye palette, lipstick, lip liner and lip oil, with the cosmetics company confirming that they will be donating 100% of the proceeds to Hand in Hand, a children's cancer charity in Galway, and the Cancer Fund for Children, 'to support families on their difficult journeys.'

Roseanna Ruane announces makeup collaboration in daughter's honour for charity
Roseanna Ruane announces makeup collaboration in daughter's honour for charity

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time03-07-2025

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Roseanna Ruane announces makeup collaboration in daughter's honour for charity

Roseanna Ruane has announced that she'll be part of a collaboration with BPerfect cosmetics in her daughter Saoírse's honour. Saoírse won the hearts of the nation in 2020 when she appeared on the Late Late Toy Show, with her appearance on the show, where she spoke to Ryan Tubridy about losing her leg to cancer, inspiring the Toy Show Appeal and raising millions for charity. While Saoírse passed away in March 2024, aged 12, her legacy has continued long after her passing — with her mum Roseanna saying that BePerfect cosmetics will be collaborating with her, with all of the proceeds from the sales of the makeup range being donated to two charities. Roseanna Ruane with her daughter Saoírse. Pic: Instagram 'We are so proud to reveal the Saoírse and Mamma Collection – created in memory of the beautiful Saoírse Ruane. 'Saoírse inspired the nation with her strength, her smile, and her unforgettable spirit. This collection is a tribute to her light – filled with the colours she would have loved and the joy she brought to everyone who knew her.' The range includes a face and eye palette, lipstick, lip liner and lip oil, with the cosmetics company confirming that they will be donating 100% of the proceeds to Hand in Hand, a children's cancer charity in Galway, and the Cancer Fund for Children, 'to support families on their difficult journeys.' Roseanna Ruane and Ollie Ruane with their daughter Farrah Rose at the launch of the BPerfect Cosmetics Saoirse & Mamma collection in aid of Children's cancer charities at The Leinster, Dublin. Pic: Brian McEvoy The collaboration comes as Roseanna recently spoke about how she found out her daughter's time was 'limited' and that there was no more that could be done in her cancer battle. Speaking to Ryan Tubridy, whose first encounter with Saoírse and Roseanna inspired the Toy Show Appeal, Roseanna said that the family still weren't ready to speak about the full weight of Saoírse's loss, but revealed that a CT scan in April 2023 was when they found out the news no parent wants to hear. Roseanna Ruane speaking at the launch of the BPerfect Cosmetics Saoirse & Mamma collection in aid of Children's cancer charities at The Leinster, Dublin. Pic: Brian McEvoy 'She presented very well and the CT scan was done and it was, 'Sure, lookit, we'll give you a ring later,' this was the norm. Off we go down to Galway,' Roseanna said. 'We thought no more of it, we thought it was going to be another good review, but it wasn't.' 'We got the CT scans before we ever left Dublin. We were just called into a room and you know it's that look between the doctor and you in the corridor and the beckoning, I just knew. Roseanna Ruane and BPerfect Cosmetics founder Brendan McDowell at the launch of the BPerfect Cosmetics Saoirse & Mamma collection in aid of Children's cancer charities at The Leinster, Dublin. Pic: Brian McEvoy ''We were told that day that there was no more they could do — they could keep throwing chemo at her; they could keep having surgeries and surgeries but… She had started initially with the cancer in the tibia in her leg and then she got cancer in her leg and this was a relapse… it just kept coming,' Roseanna shared. BPerfect Cosmetics founder Brendan McDowell with Roseanna Ruane and Ollie Ruane with their daughter Farrah Rose at the launch of the BPerfect Cosmetics Saoirse & Mamma collection in aid of Children's cancer charities at The Leinster, Dublin. Pic: Brian McEvoy 'We were being told her time was limited now, and this was April 2023 and I asked the question would we have her for Christmas and I was told possibly not. That's the day we started grieving the life that we knew was ahead.'

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