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Over the years the SKRD has completed many projects including renovations to St Patricks hall and lough Sillan lake shore development. The committee also manages and maintains these facilities as well as organising local clean ups in the area. Fundraising is achieved through The annual Shercock Mayday Festival and various other events throughout the year. We are committed to continuing the development of the greater Shercock area. Please like the page to keep up to date with developments and events.

Omeath Youth Group is aimed at the youth in Omeath, Co Louth, Ireland with a mission to create a good environment and improve community relations. Anyone aged 14-25 is welcome

FERMOY JOBS CLUB Fermoy Jobs Club is as yet an idea we need you to make it a reality. A focus group providing networking and support for unemployed people in the locality. The best way to find a job is through networking. A Jobs Club could be a solution for many people as it not only enables you to expand your network of contacts but also serves as a support group. The empathy and encouragement provided by supportive peers can be particularly uplifting in these times of economic recession. What ties people together in a jobs club is the need for mutual support and encouragement as job hunting can be a lonely task. You will feel supported and you will probably be more successful than if you go it alone. You will have the opportunity to up skill and improve your competencies. The exchange of job leads, business cards, resumes that occurs in a jobs club can energize members and teach everyone valuable career strategies and techniques. This initiative is a joint venture between Public and Private enterprise: the Fermoy Education Centre will offer a base for meetings and access to career advice and skills development and. Co. Cork VEC will support the Club with Guest Speakers Guidance and It backup. The DSFA will also provide some financial assistance. Guest speakers, career counsellors, college professors, jobs consultants, local employment organisations and professionals in business will advice and guide members. It is envisaged that a data base and social network will evolve. The possibility of developing a website and providing a service to the local community could also grow from this particular innovative idea. We can no longer sit back and be complacent we must take action. Getting involved in this Jobs Club is your first step to employment. Active Citizenship and Volunteerism are essential; we need to develop our social capital.

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The original Scout Den was built and opened in 1982, however disaster struck in 2001 when our Scout Den had to be demolished after a boundary wall collapsed on it, rendering it unsafe for use. The den was subsequently demolished and the 7th Tipperary Scout Group was left homeless. The Scout Group has had a number of stop gap homes since the demolition of the old den which have been wholly unsuitable for the activities of our group. We have been campaigning and fundraising hard ever since, in the hope of being able to build a modern den, purpose built to suit our activities as well as for the other like-minded organisations within the area and a host of other local clubs and Scouting Groups from all over the world.

Junior Soccer Club in the Mayo Association Football league based in Belmullet Co.Mayo, Ireland!

The Beauty Boutique is an indulging beauty salon in Ballyfermot were customers can relax while being treated with one of our many treatments available.

On Thursday 11th April 1912, one hundred and thirteen steerage passengers (third Class) boarded Titanic at Queenstown (Cobh) in Cork. Fourteen of these passengers were from Addergoole Parish (Lahardane). Eleven of these fourteen died when RMS Titanic sank on her maiden voyage, east of Newfoundland, having struck an iceberg. The Mayo passengers are known locally as the Addergoole Fourteen. The 3 who survived were; Annie Kate Kelly, Delia McDermott, Annie McGowan. The 11 who perished were; Catherine Bourke, John Bourke, Mary Bourke, Mary Canavan, Pat Canavan, Bridget Donohue, Nora Fleming, James Flynn, Catherine McGowan, Delia Mahon, Mary Mangan. The loss of these 11 young emigrants represents the largest proportionate loss of life from any single locality on RMS Titanic and more importantly an extraordinary personal, economic and social loss for our small west of Ireland parish.

Delvin Now and Then,has been created to promote,inform,and reminisce about the people,places and events that have formed and continue to evolve the place we call "Home",Delvin.

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