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Peace Corps was founded in 1972 in Ballyfermot, Dublin 10, by Fr. John Wall and Christine Simpsom and the futher guidance of Fr Arthur O Neill. The rest is history. The Ballyfermot Peace Corps

Blanchardstown Area Partnership

The Ballyfermot Community Assocciation was formed circa; 1962

An online community for Irish people and those who think Irish. Celebrate Irishness. Share stories, ideas and experiences that can help us realise our potential. You don’t have to be Irish to be WorldIrish. Just believe that your social, cultural and economic life can be enhanced by the power of the community. Of your community.

We are simply not-for-profit, non-governmental organisation with members in Ireland. We offer different topic about individual welfare and stability which is very important. Right living is your good behavior and your action and understanding the law of the country If you have a passion for community development, ideas and enthusiasm to share with us online, then please join us today and become a part of this dynamic network We welcome your participation!

الجالية المصرية بجمهورية أيرلندا هي منظمة غير ربحية تعمل علي رعاية المصريين في أيرلندا بموجب القانون الأيرلندي الذي يحكم الجمعيات الخيرية

Africa Centre is a voluntary organisation based in Dublin. It is a membership organisation working in three main areas: Community Participation for the African Community in Ireland; Development Education, to address the need for an effective ‘Multiple African Perspectives’ in Development Education (DE) on the Island of Ireland; and Policy and Research, to influence policy decisions in Ireland. Membership to the organisation is always welcome from groups and individuals. Based in Dublin near Merrion Square, the centre operates an open door policy; feel free to drop in if you want to know more about our activities. *************************************************** The organisation was officially launched in October 2001 by the then South African Ambassador to Ireland, Ms Melanie Verweord and Mr. Niall Crowley, former Chief Executive Officer of the Equality Authority. The organisation is a registered Company limited by guarantee under the legal name of 'Africa Solidarity Centre Limited' and it is operating as ‘Africa Centre’. Africa Centre is also a registered charity, with the Office of the Revenue Commissioners, under registration number CHY 14980. This status grants the Centre tax exemption, which applies to income Tax/Corporation Tax, Capital Gains Tax and Deposit Interest Retention Tax as well as to the income and property of the organisation.

JCCI is a community organisation that promotes and celebrates the development of Caribbean culture through establishing and integrating new Caribbean communities living in Ireland.

Dublin City Community Forum is a non-political platform for community and voluntary organisations to exchange information, share experience and work collectively to voice common issues and concerns relating to the economic, social and cultural development of Dublin City. The Executive committee facilitates the selection and appointment of volunteer community representatives to the Arts, Culture, Leisure and Community Strategic Policy Committee and other consultative mechanisms within Dublin City Council to realise the vision of a sustainable and vibrant Dublin City.