Volunteers will be on the streets selling merchandise today and tomorrow.
Hospice Sunflower Days are making their return to towns and villages in the midlands today and tomorrow.
Volunteers will be out on the streets selling sunflower themed merchandise in a bid to raise funds for palliative care facilities around the country.
The charity is back for it's 32nd year following an hiatus due to the pandemic.
Westmeath's Agnes Weafer says the work carried out by local hospices cannot be understated:
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