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The voluntary Air Raid protection organisation had been in operation during the second world war but was disbanded once hostilities ended. During the ensuing Cold War period the Government determined that a Civil Defence organisation fully trained to cope with a nuclear situation was a necessity. As a result, Civil Defence was set up in 1950, to be part of the national defence structure as the necessary civil response to potential hazards which might arise in a war situation. The organisation was designed to undertake non–combatant activities and measures to afford defence against or mitigate the effects on persons and property of an attack on the state or of hazards otherwise arising during a time of war or emergency such as from radioactive fallout, biological or chemical warfare. With the enactment of the Civil Defence Act 2002, the Civil Defence Board has assumed responsibility for Civil Defence at National level. Prior to this, the Civil Defence function at national level was the responsibility of the Minister for Defence and was normally delegated as a specific function to the Minister of State and administered by the Department of Defence. Civil Defence is an organisation comprising of approximately 6000 members who voluntarily make themselves available in their spare time. Much of this time is devoted to attending classes to train for situations which is hoped will not happen in real life. The classes are in many disciplines during this training period. The skills which they require include First Aid, Search and Rescue, Fire Fighting, Boating Techniques, Radiation Monitoring, Radio Communications and Welfare Provision. Legislation Civil Defence operates under legislation that includes the Air Raid Precautions Act 1939, Air Raid Precautions Amendment Act 1946, Local Government Acts of 1941 to 2001, various Statutory Instruments and the Civil Defence Act 2002. The Civil Defence Bill was passed by the Dáil on 26th March 2002. The Bill was signed into Law by the President on Friday 12th April 2002 and subsequently became known as the Civil Defence Act 2002. The Civil Defence Act 2002 is the most important piece of Civil Defence legislation to be enacted in over 50 years. Following on from this legislation a new State Authority known as the Civil Defence Board was established to manage and develop Civil Defence at national level. The following policy explains our rules and guidelines for interacting on our social media channels. Removal of post and profiles. Content and comments will be removed from our social sites which we believe to be: Offensive, bullying, threatening in nature Sectarian, racist or sexist Libellous or defamatory Attacking, intimidating or threatening other users and individuals Off-topic or irrelevant

What we do: By combining their skills and resources, members of Rotary are able to make a real contribution to the lives of others. In local communities alone, each club raises tens of thousands of Euro for community projects and local charities, often more. Members also volunteer their time - supervising community events, running a host of projects aimed at promoting the achievements of young people, coordinating educational programmes, and supporting local businesses.

The Authority comprises 27 Elected Members from the constituent Local Authorities within the Region: Galway County Council, Mayo County Council, Galway City Council, and Roscommon County Council

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The purpose of the Community Development Association is to provide a forum for the discussion of community issues; to protect and preserve our local environment, economy and our rich heritage. The association aims to take a proactive role in promoting and sponsoring community events and to collaborate with other local organisations to promote our town. Ath Trasna Abú Chairperson – Ollie Dugdale Secretary – Eilis Hourigan Treasurer – Lisa O’Donoghue PRO – Brian Dugdale

9th Port Malahide Sea Scout Group. Founded in 1919. Visit our website http://www.malahideseascouts.ie/

Roscommon SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) is a non-profit organisation run by people who volunteer their time. We look out for the care and protection of animals in County Rosc

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Enfieldonline.ie is a community website for residents, groups and businesses of Enfield, County Meath, Ireland helping to promote news and local activities. It is a totally free service and has no affiliations. http://www.enfieldonline.ie/

JCCI is a community organisation that promotes and celebrates the development of Caribbean culture through establishing and integrating new Caribbean communities living in Ireland.

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We fundamentally believe that facilitating freedom of creative expression especially for young people will help to refocus our concerns and connect through celebration of diversity which enriches communities at all levels.