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Commonage is is a research, design, and curatorial organisation situated in Callan, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland. www.commonagecallan.com

Emma's Boutique was opened in 2008. Our beauty products and services offer the best vaule that money can buy!

Enniscorthy Camera club is one of the premier camera clubs in the south east of Ireland. It has been in existence for over 30 years.

We provide top quality E-cig liquids and equipment at the best prices around. From providing great value starter kits to the best mods for serious vaping

Kingfisher Restaurant provides a classic combination of indisputable knowledge, unique experience and traditional values that carry worldwide recognition. The restaurant offers a sophisticated fine dining experience with effortlessly charming staff, discreet service and tantalizing food that few can compete with. That is the combination to ensure guests come back for more.

Kilrush Local History Group was founded at Kilrush Community School in 2009 by teacher Laura Hogan and students Siobhan Behan, Leah Brew, Mark Glynn, Niamh Mulqueen, Ruth O’Dea, Kerry Prendeville, Ciara Purcell and Laura Ryan. The group aims to raise awareness of the history of Kilrush in both the school itself and of course the wider community. Our email address is KilrushLocalHistoryGroup@yahoo.com. Our Facebook page intends to give information and encourage discussion on the history of this fascinating Irish town, illustrated with exciting and previously unseen photographs of the town and its people. It is also intended to help people who are researching the history of their own family: if you have a query about an ancestor with links to Kilrush, please post it on our Facebook wall, where a host of local experts will be delighted to help! We are delighted to also act as the host page for the new Kilrush and District Historical Society, which was launched in Kilrush on Friday, May 18th 2012. This page will provide details on the Society’s monthly events, which will usually be held on the last Tuesday of each month. The society can be contacted at kilrushhistoricalsociety@gmail.com

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Ballinahown Community Development is the body primarily responsible for the visual and community development in Ballinahown village and whose members are very active in other groups in the community.

God bless social media! As believe it or not we have hit the 20 year mark since we left school!!! So we want to try and gather as many people as we can on this Facebook page and see if we can meet for

The key aims of the LSP are to increase participation in sport, and to ensure that local resources are used to best effect. Some of the outcomes we seek are: Club development Volunteer training Enhanced planning of sport at local level Local directories of sports bodies & facilities School, club, community and national governing body (NGB) links Increased levels of local participation, especially amongst specific target groups such as older people, girls & women, people with disabilities, unemployed people, and those who live in identified disadvantaged communities