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The Development of Duagh

The group’s primary purpose is to promote Bandon town’s commercial and community life in a co-operative manner.

As the premier networking organization in the county, the Chamber offers significant opportunities to promote your business and network with other members. The Chamber provides a range of business services, including business training, export documentation, international business opportunities and discounts for members on a range of business services.

The library service in Louth provides adult lending services including Ebooks & Eaudio downloadable books, audio-visual material, children's services, local history and genealogical services, reference services, provision on local and national newspapers, periodicals, language and computer learning and public internet access.

The North West region of St. Vincent de Paul has several successful thrift shops around the county. SVP Thrift Shops provide another point of access to SVP services for those most in need. The shops serve local communities, providing low cost cloths, shoes, goods and household furniture and items, offering a listening ear, and where appropriate, arranging for local SVP members to visit those most in need. The Frederic Ozanam Conference is run by the three Conferences in Buncrana. It is responsible for the running of the Ozanam Centre on Main Street. Part of the centre is this shop that has been developed from three adjacent houses over the years. Also, to the rear of the shop is a sorting room, sewing room and a purpose built meeting room. The Ozanam Centre Buncrana

Each year in Wexford town, WLOS host a full stage production in April and a carbaret style show in October. New members are always welcome.

Incorporating elements of the Leenane Food Festival, the all new Leenane Autumnal Fair has something for everyone. Held over the last weekend of September, the festival celebrates all things autumnal, with a focus on food, arts and crafts from this exceptionally beautiful part of the country. Please call back to this Facebook page or the main website over the coming months to check out all of the exciting events currently being lined up for this great day out.

Wexford Model Railway Club owes its existence to the endeavours of two local railway enthusiast’s Michael Curran and Vincent Lynch, who in the Autumn of 1978, placed an advertisement in the ‘The People ‘ newspaper seeking like-minded individuals interested in starting a model railway club in the town. The inaugural meeting took place in the Talbot hotel and attracted approximately fourteen members, six of whom are still members today. The club for the first two years met in a shared hall in the Presentation school building where its first layout was built before moving to premises in Stonebridge Lane. Then in 1985 moved to the old Church of Ireland church at Rathaspeck that became its home for over twenty five years, sadly a serious deterioration in the structural integrity of the building’s roof meant the club had to move again to a temporary premises on the industrial estate. In the last six months the club has finished work at its new purpose built premises at St Joseph’s community centre. The club was established all those years ago to promote the hobby of railway modelling in the South-East a goal it still pursues today. In furtherance of this aim it has endeavoured to showcase the hobby by participating in public exhibitions both nationally and internationally, in an effort to bring the hobby to the attention of the general public and to support local charities and community groups. The members frequently visit places of railway interest as well. Many of the clubs layouts have been featured in the international modelling press. For members over the past thirty five years, the club has endeavoured to provide an environment in which the various skills needed to participate in the pastime can be acquired, practiced and mastered, in a friendly environment. A goal we will endeavour to pursue into the future. If what we do, is of interest to you why not drop by and see for yourself what we are all about.

Address: Hyde House, Stephen Street, Sligo

The Old Drogheda Society was founded in 1964 by a group of local people with a view to preserving the medieval core of Drogheda.

If you wish to report a case of animal neglect or abuse, or you come across any injured wildlife, contact us on 056 777 1635. For emergencies 086 817 2167.