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Dunboyne Castle Resident's Association represents the residents of Dunboyne Castle estate in Dunboyne, Co Meath.

Civil Defence is an organisation comprised of citizens who provide their services voluntarily. Members attend classes in many disciplines during the training period, which teach life saving skills in first aid, search and rescue, fire fighting, boating skills, radiation monitoring and radio communications.

M.A.D YT Provides ongoing professionally led weekly classes in Drama and Theatre skills . Our goals are to enable members to develop interpersonal skills such as confidence, social interaction, responsibility sharing, planning, decision making, team-work and problem solving. We aim to produce at least one production a year seeking out new and innovative performing arts opportunities. Giving audiences the opportunity to experience new, innovative and traditional performance practices.We ensure that the M.A.D Youth Theatre programme is accessible to all and all activities are set at the appropriate level for the participants We are serving the local community by remaining aware of local issues and community needs by developing a symbiotic relationship with local youth organisations and educational bodies.

We are planning to gather together Ireland’s most prominent leaders, teachers and explorers in the fields of mindfulness, self development, self awareness and spirituality to harness their energy, awareness and light under the umbrella name of: "The Festival of Light" We plan to put Co Clare and in particular Ennis on the national and International map as being at the center of this particular field of study and over the next 5 years grow the festival into a gathering of excellence in the fields of mindfulness, self development and spirituality inviting leading teachers from all over the world. The Ennis Yoga Studio is now in its 6th year in business in Ennis and has fulfilled its purpose as being an anchor point in the center of the town offering yoga, meditation, kirtan classes to over 2,000 students in the last 5 years. The “Festival of Light” will be an extension of these practices inviting people from all over the Country, all walks of life, all ages, colours and creed to gather in Ennis town center and come together to raise consciousness and create an energy that supports not just the town, but also the swell of interest in these particular fields of study as a result of the changing social and economic landscapes in Ireland. People are looking within themselves to find new ways to cope, live, prosper in these challenging times and “The Ennis Festival of Light” creates an opportunity for people to come together and quite literally begin the process of "wakening up". In the climate that we find ourselves we are being called to experience greater awakening and growth and we want Ennis to becoming a leading, guiding light as this change occurs. The ethos of the festival and of yoga, mediation, mindful movement and chant is, at its simplest, a way to shift the vibrational charges in the body, in the environment, in the Town and create an environment firstly within ourselves and then extend it outwards to facilitate deep positive change and healing. This work when practiced properly extends far beyond our single - soul selves and brings us into a place of deeper connection and unity. We need to create this community in order to support and encourage growth and change in our wider communities. The Ennis Festival of Light weekend will be as follows Friday 22nd Nov 2013; *"Group Meditation" lead by Clairvoyant Healer Peter Tadd *“Dance Till Your Shinning” An ongoing wave of dance, movement & meditation in the spirit of the 5 Rhythms Dance Practices of Gabrielle Roth - an opportunity to move, dance, Let loose and Let go….. *"Silent Walk of Prayer and Intention" Saturday 23 Nov 2013; *"12 Yoga classes" 7 Fantastic Teachers *The Trailblaze “Ignite the light” Trailblazer is a dynamic platform showcasing and promoting creative and socially engaged ideas, people and possibilities alive in Ireland right now. *"Jack Harrison & Band" kirtan singer and folklorist Sunday 24 Nov 2013; *Restoritive Yoga Class *Plus our "Mini Market For The Soul" Please see Festival website for details and bookings www.ennisfestivaloflight.com info@ennisfestivaloflight.com 1 Amazing Weekend. You do not want to miss this! EARLY BIRD TICKETS €100 (October 31st) FULL PRICE TICKETS €125

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Mayo Women's Support Services is the front-line dedicated service in the County offering a free confidential service and a range of supports to all women and children whose lives have been affected by domestic violence. These supports include: One-to-one support and listening, information on legal options, financial rights and entitlements, accommodation and housing. We also provide advocacy, court accompaniment and a helpline. There are 12 outreach locations throughout the County: There is a safe, secure refuge located in Castlebar for women and their children who may have to leave the family home.

Are you in the North West of Ireland and interested in improving your speaking and leadership skills? Then you've come to the right place.

The aim of the Tramore Tidy Towns group is to work with the community to improve and enhance the visual appearance of our local town, to create a sense of place for our community enjoyment

We are a voluntary group who take on projects in and around Athenry town to improve the appearance of the town for everyone. Please like our page and have a look around.

CDP Supporting Women & Women's groups Clondalkin Women's Network provided a first opportunity for women's groups in the area to come together, to meet and to identify their common experiences.The groups in the Network are providers of community education, mutual support, women's development, policy work and representation. The Network acts as a forum to facilitate groups to come together, exchange information & ideas, raise awareness ...of women's issues and to identify and work towards addressing common issues at local, regional & national levels. Over the years, the Network has evolved and developed, with it's members, to be a strong voice for women's groups. At the beginning of this year the network became a member of the National Collective of Community based Women's Networks. The network is core funded by the Department of Community, Environment and Local Government. Our Member Groups: Bawnogue Women's Development Group Bawnogue Community Centre, Bawnogue Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Office: 4577382 Email: bwdg@eircom.net CAME - Clondalkin Adult Morning Education Old Tech, Monastery Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Office: 4640450 Clonburris Women's Development Group Clondburris National School, Dunawley, Dublin 22 Clondalkin Travellers Development Group Block D Bawnogue Enterprise Centre, Bawnogue Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, Office: 4575124 Clondalkin Women's Group St. Josesphs Boys School, Convent Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Email: Patrickloughlin1@hotmail.com Community Mothers, Rowlagh Health Centre, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Tel: 6263685 Ethnic Minority Women for Integration & Equality Email: nanoluyede:yahoo.com Knockmitten Women's Group Church Room, Church of the Presentation, Woodford Road, Knockmitten. D22 Office: 411 1511 Mayfield Women's Group 27 Mayfield Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Office: 4037316 Ronanstown Women's CDP 43 Collinstown Grove, Clondalkin Dublin 22 Office: 4570687 Email: rwcdp1@eircom.net Rowlagh Women's Group Aras Rualach, Neilstown Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Office: 6230574 Sruleen Women's Grop Chruch Room, Sruleen Church, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 The Happy Friday Club Quarryvale Family Resource Centre, Shancastle Avenue, Dublin 22 Office: 6230264See more Mission Clondalkin Women's Network is a forum of Women's Groups working pro-actively to empower women through our individaul and collective action to achieve equality.

We are committed to addressing the needs of the young people in Ballyfermot. Our diverse range of programmes are planned and developed to equip all our participants with the necessary life skills to face the challenges of today. We aim to provide support for the development of our youth through local, national and international programmes.