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Roisin Butler

Irish Defence Forces charity launches camouflage streetwear in new appeal for homeless veterans

The Irish Defence Forces have launched a clothing-based charity appeal to help Dublin's homeless veterans.

Oglaigh Naisiunta na hEireann, a charity that assists veterans following service, unveiled their camouflage clothing range 'Hope Couture' on 55 Grafton Street earlier this morning. The clothing reflects the harsh realities facing soldiers after they depart the Defence Forces, with the designs drawing on locations where former soldiers have been found sleeping rough in the city.

The public can donate to the campaign by scanning the QR code on clothing items, visible from the window. All proceeds will go towards providing safe housing for homeless veterans.

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