charity in Southern Ireland

Barnardos is an independent children's charity working in Ireland. We work with vulnerable children and their families and campaign for the rights of all children.

Asperger's Syndrome / Disorder and Non-verbal Learning Disorder AS and NLD Descriptions, Differences, and Similarities Yvonna Fast Charity-OnLine E-Comnmerce Project has been testing and runnn…

Barnardos is an independent children's charity working in Ireland. We work with vulnerable children and their families and campaign for the rights of all children.

Situated in the heart of the city, our Oxfam Galway shop has great quality clothes, shoes, bags, accessories, jewellery, bric-a-brac, books, music and DVDs.

Cluid housing is a not-for-profit organisation leading the way in delivering high quality affordable homes to people in housing need all over Ireland.

Irish Wheelchair Association (IWA) is the national organisation of people with limited mobility.

Camps in Dublin for children with intellectual disabilities aged 8 to 14.

Daisyhouse Association - Daisyhouse provides secure affordable high quality supported accommodation to homeless women in Ireland

Support Enable Ireland by visiting our charity shops. You'll find great value and quality second-hand goods in our 21 shops around the country.

We provide a range of services and supports that address the needs of women survivors of domestic abuse and their children and challenge the silent tolerance of abuse against women in Irish socie…

Charity Fundraising Ireland on iDonate. Raise funds for charities and non-profit causes on Ireland's largest fundraising platform.

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is the largest voluntary charitable organisation in Ireland. Its membership of 11 000 volunteers throughout the country are supported by professional staff work…

COPE Galway have announced the opening of their new charity shop on St Augustine St., Galway. The shop will provide vital funds for COPE Galway and al...

Find an Enable Ireland charity shop location near you to shop for second-hand clothing & goods. 100% of profits go towards funding disability services.

Working for people with sight loss

Focus Ireland works with people who are homeless or are at risk of losing their homes across Ireland.

Dublin Simon Community work to prevent and address homelessness in Dublin Kildare Wicklow and Meath.We enable people to move to a place they can call home.