CASA (Caring and Sharing Association) is a locally based voluntary organisation developing friendships and providing respite and social outlets for people with disabilities.

Vital funds are raised by the CASA shops, which sell good quality second hand or unworn fashion pieces, often with high street and designer labels.

CASA in Navan is managed by Rebecca Enright, while Frances Cox is CASA retail co-ordinator. Here Rebecca and Frances model some of the looks available in store; at a fraction of high-street prices.

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Rebecca Enright

Outfit 1: Work look - opening up and ready to take on the day!

  • Black trousers from Marks and Spencer €6

  • Top from Chanel €4

  • Cardigan from River Island €6

  • Shoes from Pilar Abril €10

  • Necklace €4

    • Outfit 2: Daywear – meeting the girls for coffee in Navan, so smart casual is the perfect balance

  • Jeans from Lucky Brand (American label) €9

  • Top from Chanel €5

  • Jacket from Tommy Hilfiger €15

  • Sandals from Z.C.M.Mode €10

  • Bag €5

  • Belt €2.50

  • Necklace €3

    • Outfit 3: Night Out – Roof top cocktail bar

  • Dress from Akac Ecou €12.50

  • Jacket from Marks and Spencer €9

  • Shoes from Marks and Spencer €8

  • Necklace €3.50

    • Frances Cox

    Look 1: Work Look- Merchandising at the start of a busy day- comfort is key!

  • Floral top from Dorothy Perkins €5

  • Coral cardigan from Marks & Spencer €5

  • Peg leg royal trousers from Dunnes Stores €4.50

    • Look 2: Off duty and about to hit the shops

  • Navy/white pin stripe blazer €8

  • Frill white blouse from "Lola Mode Paris" €5

  • Skinny jeans by Guess €6.50

  • Navy bag from Gionni €6

  • Scarf €2

  • Jewellery €3

    • Look 3: Meal at roof top restaurant

  • Taupe blazer from Viyella €8

  • Dress from Planet €8.50

  • Bag from Evans €5

  • Jewellery €3

    • About CASA

    CASA (Caring and Sharing Association) is a locally based voluntary organisation developing friendships and providing respite and social outlets for people with disabilities. CASA Break House is a voluntary organisation offering respite care to people with disability, in an atmosphere where each individual is valued and respected. CASA has 21 local groups around the country, which meet on a monthly basis. Friendship, respect, care and social inclusion are fundamental to CASA’s values.

    CASA shops are located nationwide in Dublin, Navan, Longford, Mullingar and Cork to help fund its activities. If you have clothes, shoes, bed linen, books, bric-a-brac, unwanted gifts, CDs, mobile phones etc. (but not old duvets) in good condition, please drop them in to your nearest CASA shop.

    If you would like to organise a clothes collection in your area, school, etc. please call CASA and they will be delighted to assist you and arrange collection of all the goods donated. For more info about CASA shops, call 01 872 5300 or visit www.casa.ie