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We are a totally non-profit organisation run entirely by volunteers who give their time to help foster, transport, collections, working in our charity shop and rescuing animals in distress.

The Rathfarnham Branch of the Irish Red Cross is a dynamic and active group of members, based in the South County Dublin Area. Our members provide ambulance/first aid and community based services on a voluntary basis throughout the year. Ambulance/First Aid and Community Services The types of sporting and community first aid events which we cover include; martial arts competitions, kayaking, family fun days, concerts, parades, and motorsport events. We provide a number of different community based services such as therapeutic hand care, ‘old folks’ events, and are involved in community based health and first aid programmes. Training Courses We offer training courses at a number of different skill levels, ranging from Practical First Aid to EMT - Emergency Medical Technician. You do not need any previous first aid training or experience to undertake a course with us. Practical First Aid Certificate Course A 12 hour course, which is suitable for members of the public with an interest in learning first aid. The course includes Accident Management, Bleeding, Fractures, Burns, Head injuries and Basic life support. The course can be arranged over 6 X 2 hour or 4 X 3 hour sessions. Cardiac First Responder (CFR) An 8 hour course which covers choking and CPR for adults, children and infants and the use of the Automatic External Defibrillator (AED). This course is suitable for interested members of the public, for parents, healthcare workers and childcare workers. The course may be offered over 4 x 2-hour sessions or else as one session. Uniformed Unit A Uniformed Unit exists to give ongoing First Aid training for members and to provide cover at events ranging from concerts to sports events to community festivals. Unit members are part of Major Emergency Plans and compete in area and national First Aid competitions. This includes the Presidents Perpetual Trophy and winners represent the Society at European First Aid Competitions. Intermediate, Ambulance Procedures, Occupational First Aid, Emergency First Responder, Manual Handling and many more specialised courses also available to unit members. Fundraising Fundraising at branch and national level is an essential activity both for local needs and to support Red Cross activities overseas. Our Training Unit meetings take place in Loreto Primary School, Grange Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14 on Wednesday nights from 19:30 - 21:00. We always welcome new members to our Training Unit and our Committee so if you are interested in undertaking a training course or getting involved please email us at secretary.rathfarnham@redcross.ie or send us a message through our Facebook page.

Youghal Men's Shed Peer Project in conjunction with Foroige is a nonprofit community organisation open to all men agaed 18 years and over. We are equipped with a pool table, table tennis, gym, and poly tunnel and some games consoles or if you want, you can have a chat and a cup of tea/coffee

Dunshaughlin Harvest Festival is a fantastic annual fun-filled festival with music, drama, dance, heritage events, food & craft markets, country sports and plenty of good old-fashioned games for the children. This award-winning festival has something for everyone from young children to teenagers to adults! Check out this article about the festival on The Gathering 2013 website: http://bit.ly/Y5Ad54

Dublin Deaf Association (D.D.A.) is a leading Cultural and Social organisation in the Deaf Community here in Dublin. It is an umbrella association for various cultural, social and sporting groups and clubs that use the facilities of the St. Vincent Club for Deaf premises in Drumcondra. The groups that involved in the DDA are as follows: Day Centre, Dublin Theatre of the Deaf, Folk Dancing, Indoor Bowling, Ladies Basketball, Senior Folk. The DDA tries to ensure that diversity and cultural richness of each of these groups help to provide a vibrant Social and Cultural life for the Deaf Community in Dublin. The Dublin Deaf Association (D.D.A.) is an entirely voluntary organisation, funded by membership contributions and other fundraising events and initiatives.

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The Chinese Students and Scholars Association of Ireland WIT Branch (CSSAWIT) is a student organization dedicated to promoting social, intellectual and cultural activities for Chinese students and scholars at Waterford Institute of Technology as well as interested members in the WIT community. It strives to provide opportunities and benefits for its members by facilitating exchange of information between China and Chinese students studying abroad and by defending the rights of its members on campus and in the Republic of Ireland. CSSAWIT encourages all, especially incoming, Chinese students and scholars at WIT to join our organization and participate in our activities.

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In 2004, Rhona Gouldson left the corporate world of teaching piano and went freelance, wanting to, in her own unique way, give people of all ages, levels and abilities a chance to play and enjoy the piano. To keep up with the demands of wanting students, two new teachers came on board in 2006 and so 'Rathgar Piano' evolved. Now known as The Piano Academy of Ireland, Rhona now jointly runs the School with her husband, American pianist Archie Chen. “Over the years we have also acquired some students of tremendous talent and we have expert teaching staff that are qualified to take them to a very high level. In recent years, students here have garnered prizes from Feis Ceoil, New Park Music Festival, Kilcoole Music Festival and many more. Diploma students have been very successful in earning their Diploma qualification while studying at The Piano Academy of Ireland, enabling them to go on and pursue a career in Music themselves.”

Samaritans’ vision is that fewer people die by suicide. The organisation works to achieve this vision by making it its mission to alleviate emotional distress and reduce the incidence of suicidal feelings and suicidal behaviour. It does this by: • Being available 24 hours a day to provide emotional support for people who are experiencing feelings of emotional distress or despair, including those which may lead to suicide. • Reaching out to high-risk groups and communities to reduce the risk of suicide. • Working in partnership with other organisations, agencies and experts to achieve Samaritans’ vision. • Influencing public policy and raising awareness of the challenges of reducing suicide. Samaritans is committed to the following values: • Listening, because exploring feelings alleviates distress and helps people to reach a better understanding of their situation and the options open to them. • Confidentiality, because if people feel safe, they are more likely to be open a bout their feelings. • People making their own decisions, wherever possible, because Samaritans believes that people have the right to find their own solution and telling people what to do takes responsibility away from them. • Being non-judgemental, because Samaritans wants people to be able to talk to the organisation without fear of prejudice or rejection. • Human contact, because giving people time, undivided attention and empathy meets a fundamental emotional need and reduces distress and despair.

Cashel Lions Club is a proud member of the world-wide Lions Club network, which serves people in a voluntary capacity. Cashel Lions Club was established in January 1961 and we celebrated our 50th Anniversary at our Charter Night in 2011. Our organisation serves the community of Cashel and surrounding districts such as Dualla, Ballinure, Rosegreen, Golden, Knockavilla, Dundrum and Boherlahan in a variety of ways. We have an annual programme of local activities and events such as the “Senior Citizens Party”, the “Cashel Person of the Year Award” and the “Corby Bursary”. We also undertake events as part of the global Lions Club network such as the “Young Ambassador of the 21st Century Award”, the “Third World Fast”, “Operation Christmas Child”, and the “Peace Poster Competition”. For the last two years the Cashel recipient of the “Young Ambassador of the 21st Century Award” has won the regional final, and represented the club at the national final in Dublin . We rely on the tireless voluntary work of our members and appreciate all help and assistance the local business community has extended to us over the years. We also rely on donations to support our work and anyone who wishes to contribute to the Club can do so by contacting our Secretary at secretary@cashellionsclub.ie. We are always on the look out for new members so if you would like to learn more about Cashel Lions Club and the work we do get in contact with us.

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