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Southside Travellers invites you to this year’s Festival of Inclusion event, “Travellers standing at a crossroads”. Well known presenter Vincent Browne alongside Traveller activists and leaders will lead you in […]

The Dodder Greenway project aims to provide a high quality walking and cycling route along the River Dodder while simultaneously protecting and enhancing the existing ecology of the river corridor. […]

Festival of Inclusion 2018 “Our Cultural Heritage: Where the Past Meets the Future”  is a week of  events promoting and celebrating the activities of community groups and volunteers in Dun […]

Loneliness can affect people across all age groups and backgrounds and can have a profound effect on mental and physical health and wellbeing. As part of this year’s Festival of Inclusion, Dún […]

St. Michael’s Rowing Club was founded in Dun Laoghaire Harbour in the early 1920s. Today the club consists of over 100 members, from all walks of life, with all abilities […]

The dlr Grants Scheme provides funding for local initiatives that promote growth in sports, arts, heritage, environment, festivals, events and community. The Scheme opened on 14 September and if you […]

New Term of Classes starting for all Did you know that dance has the power to transform, enlighten and keep people creatively, mentally and physically healthy? Dance Theatre of Ireland […]

Foróige – national youth organisation – supports programmes of education and development for young people aged 10-18 yr olds across Ireland. Presently, Foróige have a number of volunteer led clubs […]

Applications for funding under this scheme should only be made by Parent & Toddler Groups that are organised on a not for profit basis and involve the participation of parents […]

Behind St Brigids ’ National School on Merville Road is a hidden gem.  Once you walk past the native hedgerow, pond and wildlife meadow – you open a holly green gate […]