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The Men's Shed is a workshop where men can meet, work together on community projects and swap yarns. In the Shed members can make and repair small items of furniture, toys and crafts items. They can also work on community outreach and some items are sold so that new tools and materials can be bought for the Shed. Skilled members can share their knowledge by showing other members how to use power tools, plane, sand, weld, carve, paint and so on.

The centre is a hub of all kinds of community, sporting and cultural groups. Please enjoy browsing through our page and see what the centre has to offer.

Ireland’s foremost classical summer music school and festival for music students of all ages and levels of proficiency. No audition is required for admission to any SMS/SMG programme. Musicians from 17 world-class symphony orchestras have participated in SMS/SMG during the past two decades and many of these internationally renowned musicians will again be joining our core faculty of Irish musicians and music teachers to celebrate our 20th Anniversary Season.

The national TidyTowns initiative was launched by Bord Fáilte, the Irish Tourist Board in 1958 as part of the 'Tostal', a nationwide festival celebrating all things Irish. TidyTowns rapidly developed its own identity and has gone on to become Ireland's most well known and popular local environmental initiative. The goal of Balbriggan Tidy Towns is to make Balbriggan a better place to live in and enjoy through various activities involving the clean up and maintenance of the public areas of the town. Balbriggan is a seaside town located approximately 30 km north of Dublin city with a large and relatively new population. Balbriggan has experienced very rapid growth in recent years and has experienced both the ups and downs of rapid development and expansion in a relatively short timeframe. Resulting from this rapid development ther is now a new, young, dynamic and multi cultural population in the town and the people of Balbriggan take pride in the fact that the new residents have successfully integrated themselves into the community.

Back to Ballyjamesduff Festival will run from 12th - 14th of July, with a wide array of fun events taking place from a Mock Wedding to a Soap Box Race.... Lets make it a weekend to remember!!! More in

2,420 Families have stayed in The Ronald McDonald House since November 2004. Families stay for many weeks and for some many months. The Ronald McDonald House provides accommodation for 20 families but more than that it offers families care, comfort and support at a time when their lives have been turned upside down by their child's illness. Your help and support makes it possible for us to provide this facility.

This page is to keep people updated on Baldoyle Unit. Our unit has never been as active during this time and we are excelling in the areas of community care, first aid duties, public and occupational first aid courses, CFR (Cardiac First Responder), EFR (Emergency First Responder) training. Senior members meeting : The senior members (18+) : Wednesday, 8:00 – 10:00 in Baldoyle Community Hall, near St Peter and Paul’s Church, Main Street. Please contact via a private message for any further details or if your interested in joining. First aid Duties Local Community Duties: • Patient transport • Local sporting fixtures • Public First Aid classes Major Duties Covered Include: The St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival Oxegen Music Festival Croagh Patrick Pilgrimage Electric Picnic Women’s Mini Marathon The o2 Dublin Music Concerts Tall Ships Special Olympics We are also available for any event big or small. If you would like us to provide First aid and ambulance cover for your event, contact us in a private message. Getting involved We are always looking for new members for senior unit. If you are interested in getting involved please don’t hesitate to contact us for more information. If you require our first aid services please do not hesitate to contact us

Helium is a summer micro music festival that takes place annually in Skelly’s bar, Ballymahon Co. Longford. The event is in its fourth year and has gone from strength to strength since its inception in 2009. Helium is organised on a completely voluntary basis by over 100 people from the local area. The idea of the event is to raise awareness and funds for a very rare illness called Friedreich's Ataxia (www.ataxia.ie) with all profits going to Ataxia Ireland (formerly FASI). Since its debut the event has caught the imagination of people in the Ballymahon region which has ensured its continued success enjoyed to date. In its first year 2009, the event was organised quite informally and attracted over 400 on the night. As a result Helium 2010 needed much more organisation and subsequently attracted over 800 people. The event is principally a music event with the intention being to embrace more arts and culture as it grows year on year. In line with continued demand, the music is mainly contemporary Irish rock along with acoustic and some trad music. By adopting this approach the event has become the most anticipated event in the South Longford/North Westmeath area, attracting hundreds of people from near and far to enjoy the ambient setting, top quality music and friendly laid back atmosphere. This year the organising committee were honoured to be recognised by the Irish Festival Industry and receive the award for Best Social Media & Online Networking Campaign for 2011 at the AOIFE Irish Festival Awards. Ballymahon men Bernard Mulvihill and Michael Delaney were honoured to be selected as finalists in the Longford Person of the Year competition for 2010 on account of the fantastic organisational work that has been put into the festival over the last three years. They've been working with a crew of over 100 people to ensure the festival continues to be an annual success for the charity, for Ballymahon and for the midlands region in general. Last year Longford’s favourite micro music festival was headlined by Ireland’s latest success story – The Coronas and drew 1,200 people from all over the country and overseas. Lured in by the affordable ticket price and the great value package on offer, music lovers were treated to a fantastic line up over three stages, free BBQ food, free parking and access to the spacious nearby camping facilities. This year Helium 2012 promises to be no different – with people flooding in to secure their tickets and support a great cause and have a great day out! This year's line up announced to date includes ASH, Delorentos, Duke Special, Nathan 'Flutebox' Lee & The Clinic, The Kanyu Tree and Jape. This year, there's an added element of fun with the Ballymahon Traders Association event – the Helium 10k Challenge – a fun run which will take place on the morning of the festival to fundraise even more for the great cause that is Ataxia Ireland! Log onto the Helium Facebook page to find out more. More details will come on stream live on our website www.heliumfestival.com and on our Facebook page as they are confirmed! www.heliumfestival.com www.ataxia.ie www.myspace.com/noegopromotions

The Chinese Students and Scholars Association (CSSA) (Chinese: 中国学生学者联合(谊)会; pinyin: zhōngguó xuéshēng xuézhě liánhé (liányí) huì) is the official organization for overseas Chinese students and scholars registered in most colleges, universities, and institutions outside of China. CSSA is mostly responsible for helping away-from-home Chinese in their life, study, work, and other issues. CSSA also serves as a bridge between the Chinese and other communities, spreading Chinese culture.

We are a FETAC registered centre and deliver commercial courses such as: *Train The Trainer - F6 *Manual & Computerised Bookkeeping F5 *Manual & Computerised Payroll F5

http://www.midlouthhistory.com Dunleer & District Historical Society was formed as a group in early 2012. The meeting was organised through contacts within the local area, Dunleer Parish and members o