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ARC was founded in January 2012 when a group of animal lovers in Cobh realised the need for an animal welfare/rescue group in the town. There are so many people in Cobh who love animals and want to help them but do not know how to channel their energies. ARC's objective is to harness this support and create a network of volunteers to help the plight of our town's animals in need.

The sanctuary is open to the public seasonally from June through September. We work all year round through summer and winter. For winter opening times please call us! We are a seal rescue centre for the entire coast of Ireland and annually rescue seals from Sligo, Clare, Kerry, Galway, Donegal, Dublin, Wexford, Waterford, Louth, Meath, Mayo, Wicklow, Leitrim.

This Page is for everyone to share ideas for the Arklow Beach Festival,and help us to make a dream come true. And please don;t forget to vote on the project everyday.

In addition to the dedicated cattery, AAW believes that education is the key to preventing many of the animal welfare issues arising in Ireland and so one of our main activities is the development and delivery of educational programmes to schools in the locality. As funds permit, AAW provide for the vaccination & rehoming of cats and kittens; trap, release & neuter schemes for healthy feral cats; public assistance, and promotional campaigns for the neutering and spaying of pets. Please note all cats and kittens adopted from AAW are fully vaccinated and dewormed. We request a small donation of €20 for adoptions to help contribute toward the cost of the vaccinations.

The Tramore Hill Challenge is a one of a kind cycle event in Ireland that takes place on the steep hill of Tramore’s main street.

My name is Mia Keaveney and I am 13 years old. I was born in Hunan province in China. I came to live with my Irish family in March of 2002. I live with dad Clem, my mom Sally, my sister Meghan, my two brothers Jordan and Brett and my dog Harry. I’m currently in 5th class at school. When I was tiny in China, I had an accident where I was very badly burned. I needed a lot of treatment and operations so I have been going to Crumlin Children’s Hospital ever since I arrived in Ireland. Thanks to Crumlin, and all the great doctors and nurses, I am now so much better and I am still getting treatment for my leg and foot. Our current plan is to build a brand new Orthopedic unit. For full information, go to thankyoucrumlin.com

‘We the Citizens’ is an independent national initiative with a clear and simple idea. We want to demonstrate that our Republic could benefit by citizens coming together in new forms of public decision-making. We invited people across Ireland to share their views on how we could renew Ireland at citizens’ events in Kilkenny, Cork, Galway, Blanchardstown, Tallaght, Letterkenny & Athlone. These gatherings led to a National Citizens’ Assembly – the first of its kind in Ireland - where 100 people from all over Ireland and from every background gathered to discuss Ireland’s future. We intend to remind the political parties that they have all promised citizen led reforms. Follow developments and join the debate here.

The Bundoran Lifeboat is the primary response RNLI Lifeboat responsible for the whole Donegal Bay east of a line from Stredagh Strand in Co. Sligo to Rathlin O Birne Island in Co. Donegal. Indeed prior to the establishment of Sligo Bay Lifeboat in 1998 the Bundoran boat attended incidents as far away as Killala, Co. Mayo. Should the Bundoran crew require assistance, flank Lifeboat stations include Sligo Bay Lifeboat, Aranmore all-weather lifeboat and Ballyglass ALB near Belmullet in Co. Mayo. In addition Bundoran Crew have good working relationships with the Irish Coastguard Helicopter based in Sligo and the Irish Coastguard Unit based in Killybegs. The Bundoran crew number approximately thirty personal. These individuals are all volunteers and fill a variety of posts in the station including a Lifeboat Operations Manager, three Deputy Launching Authorities (DLAs), a Lifeboat Medical Officer, (LMO), two Mechanics, a Lifeboat Administrative Officer (LAO), a Head Helmsman, a Lifeboat Training Coordinator (LTC),a Lifeboat Press Officer (LPO), Tractor Drivers, Lifeboat Helmsmen, Lifeboat Crew, two Chaplains, probationers, radio operators and shore crew. In addition the station has a separate station fundraising committee. While the majority of Bundoran personnel and fundraising committee come from a non-maritime background they bring a wide range of experience and skills to the RNLI from their civilian jobs. A broad range of occupations are represented. These include the building industry, quantity surveying, boat charter, company directors, fishermen, Gardaí, accountancy, mechanics, Defence Forces members, Fisheries Officers, Customs, broadcasting, Ambulance Service personnel, carpenters, farmers, teachers, veterinary, third level students and the legal profession.

We are NOT politically aligned, but we accept help and members from all parties, TD's, Senators, Councillors. it's time we all came together for the good of our city and south east region United as one we stand strong in support for our regional hospital Waterford has been hit very badly in recent years by the recession. We have had businesses close down, factories are gone, high unemployment, emigration, University status not given yet, the two councils being amalgamated, the downgrading of our city status and now the downgrading of our hospital. We need to do something now, before our city becomes a ghost town there is lots to save in Waterford, we need help from everybody in the south east region , Ireland, world all we ask is that you share this page with all friends from far and wide get involved, share, tag, upload, write, draw, comment, promote, support, donate, PAY IT FORWARD, #savewaterford xx

For a more detailed description of what we do, please visit our website. We need your funding and support urgently! Please visit and pledge a donation, no matter how big or small. www.wexfordmarinewatch.com If you would like to volunteer some of your time and become a member, please download the application form from our Website. Wexford Marinewatch can be contacted by email at: wexfordmarinewatch @gmail.com Or by post: Wexford MarineWatch P.O Box 81 Whitemill Ind. Est. Wexford. The MarineWatch Committee include members of the Local Authority, Fire Service, Ambulance Service and the Garda Siochana. We also work alongside the other agencies such as Wexford RNLI, Civil Defence and Order of Malta etc. It is this close co-operation and understanding that will enable a much quicker response to someone in difficulty in the water in Wexford Harbour.

This page was initially set up to promote an event I was running in aid of Crumlin childrens hospital. Since the event is long since finished and we raised nearly €18k I now just use the page to share stories from the hospital, the progress of our little girl Sadhbh or help others to promote events they might be running in aid of the hospital. My Daughter Sadhbh was diagnosed on Christmas day 2010 with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome at 5 days old! She has had 2 open heart surgeries before 9 months and will have a third next year. We have seen and experienced 1st hand the outdated conditions in the peadiactric cardiac unit and cant wait to see the new unit built this year.. Considering the 'supposed' wealth this country has seen it is mind bending to see the conditions that tiny heart babies and families have been dealing with now for many years with little or no support from the rulers of the nation! The staff and parents and people of Crumlin hospital have decided we have to do it for our selves and thats what we're doing! Please help... www.fixcrumlin.ie