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Welcome to the official Mr Ireland facebook page. For bookings of Leo please contact info@miss-ireland.ie

Hi, I'm Gabby and I am the Unislim Leader for the Stillorgan/Mount Merrion class, which takes place in Mount Merrion Parish Community Centre, North Avenue, Stillorgan every Monday at 7pm. Using our incredible Forever Free Plan, I will help you get to lose weight for life and feel amazing! Looking forward to seeing you at class. Everyone welcome! x

This exciting new venture is a training facility for the ice sports of ice hockey, curling and ice skating.

LEARN how to sing and develop your voice through weekly workshops, specific vocal training and song rehearsals with our music director Anton Cullen. Learn to project, improvise, harmonise, and more. Since training is provided, no experience is necessary! PERFORM at public concerts alongside experienced singers and musicians at the end of each term. Opportunities to lead songs and take solos are given to those who are experienced or braved enough! EXPERIENCE the incredible emotion, highs and excitement that can only be reached by singing in a gospel choir. There is something about live gospel choir music that touches the heart and lifts up the soul. Cost €100 per term (10 weeks x90mins). Tern will be at least 1-2 concerts per term. Vocal Workshops & rehearsals take place Wednesday evenings from 8pm - 9.30pm. All students / members must be at least 18 years of age.

Pavilion Theatre is located in Dún Laoghaire. A picturesque seaside town situated only 13 km of south-east Dublin city centre. A short DART ride from town, will find you in the midst of a bustling social and commercial hub nestled between the Wicklow Mountains and the East coast. With an abundance of bars and restaurants to suit any taste, Dún Laoghaire is the perfect setting for a day or evening’s entertainment. Catch a show after a stroll down the pier or relax with a pre-show drink and a harbour view. Pavilion Theatre is supported by Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council and The Arts Council of Ireland

The Building Limes Forum Ireland, BLFI, brings together all those involved in the use of natural lime in the building industry from built heritage to sustainable new build. The BLFI provides information on all aspects of lime and its uses and offers a platform for discussion, sharing experiences and making friends and contacts.