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This is the Facebook page of the Netherlands Embassy in Ireland. Follow our news, photos and other events.

Confidential Emotional Support

Independent Non-Governmental Association registered in Ireland to foster business relationship between Nigerian and Irish businesses.

Community Theatre 090 6474324

From developing and organising new local events through to traditional Lions fundraising activities such as Lions Cakes and Puddings, Hunter Business Lions Club is a new look Lions club designed for busy business people.

The services currently offered by Clare Haven include the following: • Refuge Accommodation • 24 hour Confidential Helpline (065-6822435) • Drop-In Centre (Based in Ennis) • Outreach Clinics (located in Ennis, Shannon, Kilrush, Scariff and Killaloe) • Educational Programmes for Women Survivors of Domestic Abuse • Court Accompaniment • Educational Programmes on Awareness and Prevention • Interagency Work and Referrals There are also other local and national charities offering support for women and children experiencing domestic abuse. For more on these, please follow this link - www.safeireland.ie/our-members. Clare Haven Services acknowledges that a minority of men in our society also experience domestic abuse. While our organisation doesn’t provide support services for male victims of domestic abuse, we are pleased to refer those interested in such support to the national charity ‘AMEN’. For more information, please click on the following link - www.amen.ie.

The Coach Tourism and Transport Council of Ireland is the representative body of the coach transport industry in Ireland and promotes Irelands top independent coach hire operators.

“We provide a quality education in a caring and orderly environment in which all students are challenged to reach their full academic and personal potential.”

Since its inception in 2007, the Ballydehob Jazz Festival has grown in stature and standard due to its commitment to a first-rate and varied programme of events. Over the years this off-beat little hamlet has hosted a string of extraordinary musicians and performers that include award-winners, child prodigies, Irish legends and pop stars such as Liane Carroll, Andreas Varady, Paddy Cole and Camille O’Sullivan, to name-drop but a few. Each May Bank Holiday weekend sees over 40 performances that range from big name concerts to small workshops; from lively pub gigs to intimate side shows and a healthy dose of fringe attractions to compliment. The heart and soul of BJF is its Pub Trail where you’ll find the best jazz artists around performing in local hostelries to throngs of earnest listeners and curious bystanders… Saturday and Sunday afternoon opens the road to lively music and artisan food and craft stalls. It is no small feat closing the main thoroughfare of a small village; and BJF does it with panache. Watch out for creative street performances on and off stage!... Other live music is featured throughout the weekend in some of the most unlikely places.

IDEA’s work includes: Advancing and promoting good practice in development education Provision of professional development and training for educators Coordination of and support for development education on the island of Ireland Developing policy positions and undertaking advocacy to further support our members Providing links with development educators at international level Organisation of events throughout the island of Ireland.

Epilepsy Ireland's vision is to achieve a society where no person's life is limited by epilepsy. We provide a wide range of information and support services from headquarters in Dublin and from regional offices in Cork, Dundalk, Galway, Kerry, Kilkenny, Letterkenny, Limerick, Sligo and Tullamore. These services include a nurse-led helpline, information leaflets and booklets, support groups, one-to-one support, community outreach, information seminars and awareness days. Epilepsy Ireland also runs an epilepsy-specific pre-employment training programme for young people with epilepsy called Training For Success, in association with the IT Sligo and FAS. We also provide education and training services to health professionals, teachers and employers, while the Epilepsy Ireland Research Funding Scheme, established in 2008 is now supporting five important epilepsy research projects at Beaumont, UCD, DCU, Trinity College and the RCSI. We have also been instrumental in both lobbying for and providing funding for Community Epilepsy Specialist Nurses in Dublin and Sligo. Email: info@epilepsy.ie Tel: 01 4557500

Nov 8th-17th: 10 day festival of music, visual art, theatre, talks, workshops, family events. More info www.cashelartsfest.com