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Shannon O' Brien, alternative artist from Ireland, 18. If you are interested in buying anything send me a message :)

The Mevagh Family Resource Centre is a community development project funded by the Family Support Agency under the Department of Children & Youth Affairs.

Galway & Claddagh Swan Rescue is a volunteer group set up to help and protect swans (and other wild birds) in the area.

What’s it all about? Gaisce - the President’s Award works on the basis of a personal challenge set by you. You will set the challenge and agree it with a President’s Award leader. You won’t be competing with other participants, as each challenge is completely individual… so the only person you’ll compete with is yourself. How does it work? There are three different types of Award that you can earn – Bronze, Silver and Gold. The minimum age for the Bronze award is 15. It is earned over a minimum period of 6 months. If you want something a little more testing, the minimum age for the Silver award is 16. It is earned over a minimum period of 12 months. Or if you’re up to the challenge, the Gold Award is our most demanding challenge, and the minimum age for this Award is 17. It is earned over a minimum period of 18 months. How to earn an award? There are 4 different challenge areas. To earn an award, you will need to participate in each of the 4 challenge areas. You might decide to build on an activity you’ve tried in the past. Each participant must participate in at least one new activity to earn an award. Our 4 challenge areas are: 1. Community Involvement 2. Personal Skill 3. Physical Recreation 4. Adventure Journey A Residential Project is required for the Gold Award Who can compete for the President’s Award? The Award programme is open to all young people between the ages of 15 and 25. Anyone can take part as long as you’re self-motivated and up to the challenge.

Carlow County Development Partnership Ltd (CCDP) was formed when CANDO Community Partnership and Carlow LEADER Rural Development Company amalgamated in 2008. Open Door CDP merged with CCDP in 2011. CCDP offers a range of supports to individuals, enterprises and communities throughout Carlow town and county. CCDP also have an outreach office located at 165 The Laurels, Tullow Road, Carlow where computer facilities are available free of charge (by appointment).

The St. John Ambulance Brigade of Ireland has been at the forefront of providing first aid training and services for over 100 years. We work with the appropriate event organisers, statutory agencies and other organisations to provide first aid cover at public gatherings of all shapes and sizes. Our black and white uniform in known to many patrons of sporting and music events nationwide. A basic first aid course can help you make the difference between a life saved and a life lost. We have a dedicated team of instructors who provide first aid training to members of the public, at schools and at corporate premises. We also provide public first aid courses and occupational first aid courses at our premises in Dublin, Cork and Limerick. Where appropriate, our courses are externally accredited by FETAC, PHECC, and other bodies.

In addition to the wonderful array of free roaming animals, visitors also have the opportunity to see highly endangered species such as the Rothschild giraffe, European Bison, Lion Tailed Macaque and Scimitar Horned Oryx, most of them without the obstacle of fenced-in exhibits. This is the most spectacular aspect of Fota Wildlife Park, and is the reason you'll want to spend a full day exploring Ireland's Wildest Attraction.

The European Parliament is the only directly-elected EU body. Members of the Parliament represent you, the citizen.

OUR PARTNER ORGANISATION:- Arts Council Donegal County Council (DCC) Special European Union Programmes Body (SEUPB) International Fund for Ireland (IFI) Alley Arts Centre, Strabane. Foróige North West Alcohol Forum (NWAF) Primary Schools Secondary Schools

Dublin Fringe Festival is a curated, multi-disciplinary festival and year-round organisation focusing on new and innovative approaches to the arts. It supports the development and presentation of new work by Irish and International artists of vision, nurturing artistic ambition and excellence across a range of art forms. An active curator, the Festival provides an environment in which participating artists challenge, subvert and invigorate their disciplines and practice. Dublin Fringe Festival provides context for new work and demands audience engagement and dialogue. The scale and environment of the festival broadens arts participation, playing a vital role in the fabric of Dublin and Irish cultural life. For 18 days the festival transforms Dublin into an exposé of great creative talent from around the globe. It is a platform for the best new, emerging Irish arts companies and a showcase for the best contemporary theatre and dance shows touring internationally. For artists, the Fringe facilitates an opportunity to innovate, to cross disciplines and boundaries and to find new ways and places to create work. Dublin Fringe, unlike many Fringes internationally, is a wholly curated festival seeking innovative and daring work that impacts, moves and invigorates its audience.

We provide a vital service throughout the Northeast of Ireland.

Visit Kilkenny Tourism often ... you can use this page to check what's on in Kilkenny and find out the latest packages and bundles available for your upcoming weekend break or holiday. There are plenty of things to see and do in Kilkenny - whether its buzzine nightlife, medievel heritage, cultural attractions, festivals or just some good old fashioned family fun - Kilkenny City and County has something for you. Don't forget our specialised trails - hiking trails, craft trails and food trails. There is a wide range of hotels and guesthouse accommodation available in Kilkenny to suit every visitor.