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The 3rd Mayo is Scout Group based in the town of Ballinrobe The Scout Troop was regrouped in 2000 and we've been going from strength to strength since then. Today we operate a Beaver Scout Colony (6-8), a Cub Scout Pack (9-11), a Scout Troop (12-15), a Venture Scout Unit (15-17) and a Rover Scout Group (18-20) with the support of a dedicated team of adult Scouters. 3rd Mayo is partly sponsored by http://www.dcya.gov.ie/

Based on Belgard Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24, Tallaght Fire Station (No. 7 Station) consists of 2 Fire Appliances; D71 & D72 and an Emergency Ambulance D74. It is one of the busiest Fire Stations in Ireland serving the people of Tallaght, Clondalkin, Lucan and Ballyfermot.

In 1971 Sligo A.C was formed to promote athletics in and around the area of Sligo Town. Organised athletics had always been strong in the County with nearby Calry A.C blazing a trail from the mid 60's. Soon the black & white of newly formed Sligo A.C were appearing at local and regional meetings of track & field, road and cross country competitions. Under expert coaching, local talent flourished and the club produced champions at regional and national level. Athletes such as Brendan Mooney (cross country); Joe philips (Javelin); Stephanie O'brien (Shot Putt); Kevin Martin (high Jump); John McDermott (400 hurdles); Padraig Callaghan (Decathlon); Michael Casey (Race Walking); Roddy Gaynor (800m);Adrian Hampson (1500m); and the late Ciara O'Harte (Sprints)and more recently Lucy Brennan (Marathon) and Emmet Dunleavy & David Kelly (Cross Country) have served the club with great Distinction. New training facilities located at Sligo I.T have added much to the club's structure and its enthusastic coach/admin staff, Terry Hayes, Ray Flynn, Michael O'Harte, Dermot McDermott and Ann McHugh will ensure that the club continues to prosper in the years ahead.

No 5 Station (Finglas station) is located in the north side of Dublin.

We are an exisiting group of 19 Craftspeople from all area's of Co. Wexford, specialising in a diverse range of Crafts from Ceramics, Textiles, Glass, Wood and Metals. We were brought together as a group by Wexford Local Development during 2012. Wexford Craft Trail & Network Members (2013) are: ENNISCORTHY AREA: 1) Dainius Varnelis - Varna Studio - (Metal) - Network GOREY AREA: 2) Amanda Byrne - Highbury Designs - (Textiles) - Network 3) Grainne Kenny - Grainne Kenny Design - (Textiles) - Trail 4) Maurice Duggan - Duggan Timber Design - (Wood) - Trail 5) Robert O'Connor - The Woodturning Studio - (Wood) - Trail NEW ROSS AREA: 6) Gilly Thomas - Gilly Thomas Sculpture Gallery - (Sculpture) - Trail 7) The Ross Tapestry - (Textiles) - Trail 8) Patsy Flood O'Connor - Mad4Hats - (Textiles) - Network WEXFORD AREA: 9) Annette Whelan - Creations by Annette Whealan fused glass - (Glass) - Trail 10) Denis Kenny - Ceadogan Rugs (Textiles) - Trail 11) Mairead Cairbre - (Textiles) - Network 12) Mairead Stafford - Ballyelland Pottery - (Ceramics) - Trail 13) Mary Gallagher - Blue Egg Gallery - (Various/Gallery) - Trail 14) Padraic Parle - The Forge - (Wood/Furniture) - Trail 15) Phil Stewart - (Textiles) - Network 16) Paul Maloney - Paul Maloney Pottery (Ceramics) - Trail 17) Patricia Howard - The Potters Yard - (Ceramics) - Trail 18) Terry Dunne - Terry the Weaver - (Textiles) - Network 19) Martin Doyle - (Goldsmith) - Trail

The charity was set up by parents, who had children with EB, to offer peer support and to look into the possibility of finding effective treatments and a cure. Over the years the charity has grown substantially. We continue to strive forward. From our humble beginnings we have grown into an organisation which is one of the largest funders of EB research in the world.

REHEARSAL DAY & TIME: Every THURSDAY (as per school calendar) REHEARSAL VENUE: Kinsale College of Further Education REHEARSAL FEE: There is no cost to join but fees must be paid monthly in advance, see below: €4 - per person / rehearsal €5 - Family concession (max 2 people)

It is the oldest surviving centre of settlement in the town with a dramatic history and many stories to tell. The whole fort is now the Millmount Cultural Quarter, including craft shops, art galleries and café and artisan food centre. Young or old - what ever your interests - you will enjoy a warm welcome and a great day out

Full Programme available on www.wicklow.ie or www.culturenight.ie under county listings. Culture Night will take place on Friday September 20th September 2013, a night of free entertainment, discovery and adventure in County Wicklow and across 30 towns, cities and counties in Ireland. This is County Wicklow’s fourth year to take part in this national Culture Night event. Whether you enjoy talks on historical buildings, music, dance, art or craft we have something to suit all tastes. Check out our full programme of events and remember everything is free! Wicklow County Council wishes to thank the following people/organisations and venues for making County Wicklow’s Culture Night 2013 a success: All the Voluntary Groups, organisations and venues featured in this programme, whose energy and enthusiasm made Culture Night possible. Also thanks to: Temple Bar Cultural Trust Bray Town Council Wicklow County Library Service Director Mermaid Arts Centre Director Courthouse Arts Centre Tinahely Community Cultural & Social Development Department WCC Wicklow County Arts Office Eclipse Pictures Dublin Any queries to Ann Catherine Nolan, Co-ordinator, Culture Night County Wicklow 087 9723059 or email culturenightwicklow@gmail.com Culture Night is an initiative co-ordinated by Temple Bar Cultural Trust and supported by the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht in partnership with Wicklow Local Authorities

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