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Monthly jam with top musicians at the Glenside Bar, Churchtown

Abbeyville Student Accommodation is now taking bookings for the 2010/2011 academic year.

The youth of abbeyleix/ fung hurling club are well known for their banter.. however in rescent times they have put aside their samba and banter and replaced it with random casual shifts... this page is in honour of our drunken antics

Our warm and welcoming salon is located in Kileshin just 5 minutes from Carlow town.. We offer Free parking at any time for all of our clients..

This page is dedicated to town of Abbeyleix, Co. Laois, Ireland and what it has to offer. Feel free to post photos, tips links etc so any potential visitor can get a feel for the real town & its peopl

The McGrath Family were of huge importance, so important that they became the heriditory poets to the O Brien Kings. They had their main branch at Islandmagrath Clarecastle, Co Clare, and also began branches in Tipperary, Waterford and Donegal. The McGraths live in Co Clare to this day, the county where they began.

We provide a free and confidential service with a resource room for jobseekers equipped with computers, broadband access, printing and photocopying facilities, books, reference materials and national publications. An up-to-date jobs notice board and training notice board will have details of current opportunities for job seekers. You can choose to work on your own and use the resources in the centre to search for emplyment, training or update your CV, type a cover letter or fill an application form. You can choose to work with a Mentor to explore your skills and career options in more depth

Galway Simon believes that any person who sleeps rough, lives in emergency accommodation or in inadequate, insecure or unsafe housing is experiencing homelessness. People sleeping out in doorways, parks, in derelict sites and in abandoned cars experience the most extreme form of homelessness. This is what most of the public think of when they hear the word 'homeless'. But this is just the tip of the iceberg.The 'invisible' homeless, people who live in emergency accommodation, in shelters, hostels, refuges, in B&Bs or double share with friends and relatives, make up about 10 times the number of people sleeping rough. They are also without a home and in need of help. Being homeless is more than about being without a roof over your head; it's about a lack of security, lack of belonging, lack of privacy and lack of safety. The experience of homelessness is arguably one of the grossest violations of human rights in developed economies like Ireland. Homelessness is not, and should never be accepted as, an inevitable outcome for any person. We believe that homelessness in Ireland can be ended. By an end to homelessness we mean no one will have to sleep rough because of a lack of appropriate services, no one will have to live in emergency accommodation for longer than is an emergency, and no one will become homeless due to a lack of services or inadequate housing provision.

This project provides a safe environment for young people, aged 12-19, to come together and create music. Through the skilled & trained volunteers young people are given a chance to express themselves through music and to develop both musically and socially. If you'd like any extra information, send us a message directly on Facebook, or email kdysmvplistowel@gmail.com. We're also on Twitter. https://twitter.com/MVP_Listowel

Due to the lack of facilities in Ashbourne Co. Meath, concerned parents have come together to set a change in motion. Our first priority is Ashbourne Playground. This is currently the only free outdoor amenity for children in Ashbourne and as we have seen recently, it has crumbled under the pressure of population growth. The playground no longer serves a purpose to our children and has also become a health and safety issue. A new playground committee fronted by the parents of Ashbourne will work together with the local council, Gardai and area representatives to achieve common goals, to secure a cleaner, safer place for our children to play.

Nominated for the 'Best Festival of 2012' in the Irish Times Ticket Awards, the Durrow Scarecrow Festival is a fun filled value for money event. Being the home of the All Ireland Scarecrow Championships, this unique and quirky festival has something for everyone.

With almost 24,000 members, Engineers Ireland is one of the country's oldest and largest professional bodies. Our primary role is to be the representative voice of the engineering profession in Irelan