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08-02-02
news EXCLUSIVE
WITH PHOTOS
Ali
& a Cranberry Time Out in Bono's pad...
Bono's wife, Ali Hewson, The Cranberries',
Dolores O’Riordan, and Chernobyl Children's
Projects' Adi Roche met in U2's
Clarence Hotel in Dublin yesterday.
They met to announce that The Cranberries will be
donating profits from the world wide sales of their
new single "Time Is Ticking Out"
to the Chernobyl Children's Project.
Dolores was moved to write the song after speaking
to Ali Hewson, Patron of the Chernobyl Children's
Project.
ShowBiz
Ireland's Jason O'Callaghan with Ali Hewson
Speaking to ShowBizIreland.com yesterday Dolores
said, "I wrote Time Is Ticking Out last year
and I had just given birth to my second child, a beautiful
healthy little girl. It was at this time that I read
an article in an paper which featured The Chernobyl
Children’s Project and showed pictures of these kids
that are still being born with so many illnesses.
I had spoken briefly with Ali on the subject before
this, but I was so moved, almost to tears, that I
wrote Time Is Ticking Out."
She
went on "It was inspired by the children and
I hope I can raise awareness on this issue. It shouldn't
be like this - we must do something about it."
Founded
in 1991 by Adi Roche, the Chernobyl Children's Project
is Ireland's first and largest charity helping the
child victims of the world's worst nuclear disaster,
which occurred on 26th April 1986 at the Chernobyl
nuclear plant in the Ukraine.
Here
are some pics below:
Adi
Roche pays tribute to the Cranberries saying that
hope will be given to countless people because of
their single Time is Ticking Out.
"I
am deeply moved by this act of kindness. There is
nothing in life more precious than life itself - thank
you for helping to protect it."
Time Is Ticking Out is released 15th February 2002.
Donations
for the Chernobyl Children’s Project can be lodged
at: