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fundraising event to raise funds for vital work by ICS and to raise awareness of Cancer and it's effects on those around the sufferer.

Information around training & matches will be be posted here. Banter is also more than welcome..

Mission Statement: Free Food for the Needy

Dublin Flea Market is a Non-Profit driven Social Enterprise that promotes Sustainability and Opportunity in the wider community. It is as much about Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Collaboration as i

Familiscope delivers the following programmes and needs led interventions to meet its mission, aims and objectives: Incredible Years Parenting Programme, Child Welfare Programme, Strengthening Families Programme, Speech and Language Programme, Counselling, Key-working, Therapeutic Play, Individual Parenting Support, Supported Referral Process

Founded in 2012, Happenings run low impact, informal, socially responsible events in public and private spaces/venues around Dublin city. Our belief is that the pub (which is great craic) should not be the only option. Sign up through Happenings.ie, Facebook or Twitter to get notification on events around the city. When the weather is fine we will drop you a line with all the details on fun events in a city space near you. Outdoor events include open air cinema, gigs, theatre, inspiring talks, feasts, kids playtime, adult playtime and classes. We are also open to suggestions- drop us a line with your ideas- popuphappenings@gmail.com. With no way of telling what the weather is going to be like, its time to use our instant communications platforms to notify people of instant pop-up events in our city spaces. See you on a sunny day soon!!

JOHN FORD Ireland is an initiative of the Irish Film & Television Academy in Ireland and the John Ford Estate in the United States, to celebrate the work and legacy of the legendary filmmaker - John Ford. During his career John Ford directed 137 films and made over 85 other projects including many documentaries and short films. He won a record six Oscars, and with credits that include the classic feature films The Searchers, The Quiet Man, The Grapes of Wrath, The Iron Horse and Fort Apache amongst others, John Ford is widely regarded as one of cinema’s most influential writers/directors and producers. As an Irish-American, Ford is a true representative of the Irish diaspora and can be considered one of Ireland’s greatest emigrant sons. Throughout his career the director frequently returned to the home of his parents for inspiration and it was in Ireland that Ford produced perhaps his most personal film, The Quiet Man, in 1952. 60 years on from that iconic film, the Irish Film & Television Academy, through JOHN FORD Ireland, is laying the foundation to honour the director’s great work. The John Ford Ireland Film Symposium is a four day celebration of film, examining and learning from John Ford’s work, his many approaches, themes and influences. Included in the symposium lineup is the Ford Masterclass and the Keynote ‘John Ford Lecture’; Public Interviews and Panel Discussions; over a dozen Public Screenings, including an outdoor screening of The Searchers, the 1956 classic John Wayne western; a Gala Screening with Orchestral Accompaniment at Dublin’s National Concert Hall, the John Ford Exhibition, with rare memorabilia from Ford’s family collection; and the exciting launch of the Ford Film Trail. The Film Symposium will also explore the many vibrant links between Ford and the first John Ford Award recipient, Clint Eastwood, through a retrospective and series of discussion events. Film fans and Ford experts from around the globe will gather at the Film Symposium, with Oscar nominated directors Jim Sheridan (My Left Foot, In America) and John Boorman (Excalibur, Deliverance); and Dan Ford, Grandson of John Ford, among the special guests confirmed to participate in the event, plus many more will be announced at the programme’s official launch in May. For further information on the inaugural John Ford Ireland Film Symposium please go to our website www.johnfordireland.org or contact us on info@johnfordireland.org where you can learn more about the event and have your details added to our mailing list keeping you updated on developments.

Promote and support voluntary activity in the community. We will do this by encouraging individuals to participate and play a meaningful role in society

We are showing solidarity with #Occupy movements around the world. Since the#OccupyWallStreet movement started on 17th September, #Occupy movements have sprung up around the globe. Our aim is to show solidarity with these movements and express a growing sense of frustration with social inequality and corporate greed among the people of Ireland. Austerity measures and mass unemployment are inflicting a lasting damage upon this country and still no one has been brought to justice for the greatest of crimes. #OccupyGalway began on Eyre Square at 12:00 P.M. on Saturday 15th October.

Enactus Ireland works with leaders in business and higher education to mobilise university students to make a difference in their communities while developing the skills to become socially responsible business leaders. Participating students form teams on their campus and apply business concepts to develop outreach projects that improve the quality of life and standard of living for people in need. An annual series of national competitions provides a forum for teams to present the results of their projects, and to be evaluated by business leaders serving as judges. National champion teams advance to the prestigious Enactus World Cup. In addition to the community focus of the program, Enactus’s leadership and career initiatives create meaningful opportunities for learning and exchange among the participants as well as the placement of students and alumni with companies in search of emerging talent.

Co-ordination of childcare in the County of Waterford, Ireland