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Background NTLP operates within the North Tipperary Local Authority Area and is governed by a Board of Directors as per DCRGA guidelines. North Tipperary LEADER Partnership (NTLP) came into operation on 1st January 2009. NTLP is an amalgamation of the programmes and activities of Roscrea 2000 Ltd, Nenagh Community Network and Tipperary LEADER.Group, which was called for by the Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs (DCRGA).

It Is A Cancer Support Group For People in All Stages of Treatment and Beyond. For more info: 086/0621225 Gavin O'Donovan, Gavin Minihane.

Drogheda Photographic Club meets every Thursday at 8.15pm at Millmount Club House. Photographic discussions, trainings and competitions are the main attraction on each Thursday apart from Group Exhibi

The effect of the Julie Wren Trust is felt far and wide and touches the hearts of many many families. We have done a lot with your donations be as always we want to do more. Whatever kind of gift you chose to make – once off, regular, or a legacy – we pledge that your vital donation will be put to work effectively. We urgently need to raise funds for the following; Complementary Therapies & Complementary Therapy Nurse specialist - At certain times in the care and treatment of Children with cancer the needs of a seriously ill child can only be met with personal attention, care and even a little bit of pampering. Complementary therapies play a vital role here. Massage, relaxation, music, aromatherapy & reflexology can work wonders. The Julie Wren Trust currently funds the employment of a part time complementary therapist – we want to continue to provide this service to the parents and children but we urgently need your funds to help us do this. Palliative Care Grants to families - The Julie Wren Trust has granted thousands in compassion grants to families in need of financial assistance to allow their child pass away in the peace and tranquility of home. These families are enormously grateful to the supporters of the Trust for this opportunity to spend precious calm uninterrupted time with their child. Remembrance Day Celebrations - Your generous action will have a huge impact. Here on the frontline in Crumlin Hospital, these critical and urgent services and equipment will transform the lives of children battling with cancer and recovering from serious illness. It will also ease the burden of their families and loved ones as they cope with what must be the greatest stress and trauma of their lives.

Rallying, Motorsport, Marshalling etc

The Run Kildare event takes place on Sunday 27th April 2014 at The Curragh Racecourse, participants will be lining up to run a variety of distances in one of the most beautiful inland parts of the country. Participants will walk jog or run The Curragh 10K, The Run Kildare Half Marathon or The Run Kildare Full Marathon. Each course will bring you around the flat landscape of the beautiful Curragh and will take you through some of the most beautiful areas in the County of Kildare.

Monaghan Page is the top Facebook page for Co. Monaghan providing news, information, opinion and craic from around the county, as well as promoting Monaghan's economic, social, cultural and tourism s

Athboy Tidy Towns was established in 2001. Our dedicated volunteers work tirelessly with our mission in the interest of community, town and environment

Newbridge College is a co-educational fee-paying secondary school in Newbridge, County Kildare, Ireland, run by the Dominican Order. The Dominican Fathers founded Newbridge College in 1852 as a boarding school for boys. Today, still under the care of the Dominican Fathers, Newbridge College is a co-educational day school with a student population of just less than 800 students.MottoThe College coat of arms bears two mottos. 'Veritas', ('Truth') is the motto of the Dominican Order. 'Cur me persequeris' ('Why do you persecute me?') is the motto of the Eustace family, who donated the land upon which the school is built. The reference is to the legend of St Eustace, who, while out hunting, encountered a stag with a cross between his antlers (visible in the College's arms); the stag addressed the saint in the terms of the motto.Changes in the 1950sUnder the leadership of the Prior, Father Cyprian Candon, 1921/2014, a great extension to the College was built. Despite his comparative youth, he oversaw the extension of the college, the new block included a large theatre, a library, classrooms and dormitories for the senior pupils as well as other rooms for recreation and learning. Father Candon - not content with one role - was coach of the Junior Rugby Football team which reached the final of the Leinster Junior Cup in 1956. One of the team players was none other than Michael Doyle (Doyler). In his days as a pupil, at Newbridge, Father Candon had been an outstanding scrum half. Shortly after serving two terms as Prior Father Candon did not rest but took on the role of Junior Dean and from 1962 to 1972 he served the Order in India.Preacher in StoneFather Henry Flanagan was for many years a teacher in Newbridge and deputy Headmaster as well as being an acknowledged organist, choir master, sculptor and musician.

Kilkenny Job Club runs free workshops so you can register at any time through the Department of Social Protection. Our clients come from all walks of life and all types of professions. If you've been sending out CV's and application letters, and you're not getting any job offers, you may need our help to establish why things are not working out for you. Call us on 056 7756043 to find out more. Whether you are a recent college graduate, relocating, have been made redundant, are switching careers or just unhappy with your current position, finding that dream job requires more than just applying for advertised job openings. A job seeker's ability to stay positive and motivated matters just as much as any CV, cover letter or interview, your job club can provide motivation and valuable resources to assist you

The IFPA is Ireland's leading sexual health charity. Our clinics provide sexual and reproductive health services. We also provide pregnancy counselling and sexual health training and education. Visit

Burren Animal Rescue is operated on a 100% Not For Profit basis so all funds donated/generated are used entirely for the benefit of the animals. We have no paid staff - everything done is on a total voluntary basis.