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Barna woods is located on the western boundary of Galway City and is owned and managed by Galway City Council. The woodland is part of a wider recreational amenity that includes Cappagh Park. The…

The Irish Ambulance Training Institute is a leading provider of healthcare training nationwide. We are a FETAC Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council Irish Heart Foundation and Irish Institute of Tr…

Cookstown Boarding Kennels and Cattery is a Meath County Council approved dog boarding facility and cattery located just 5 minutes from Kells in Co Meath with easy access to the M3. Leave your ca…

Ballyroan Community & Youth Centre (BCYC) is a registered charity (Number:CHY19095), supported by South Dublin County Council and Pobal. The Centre is open 7 days a week with an annual footfall o…

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A website for the community of Clane Co. Kildare Ireland hosted by Clane Community Council.

Hike it, Bike it, Like it, Dublin is a Dublin City Council cycling and walking promotion initiative.

Waterford City Council’s stunning William Vincent Wallace Plaza was built as the city’s millennium project in 2000 and was officially opened in 2001.

Commissioned by the Arts Council of Ireland and the Department of Arts, Sports and Tourism. Publicart.ie offers space for discussion, news and information exchange between artistic practitioners,…

Campaign to fully restore Wolfe Tone Memorial Park (commercially branded as Wolfe Tone Square / Plaza). Site of an old graveyard in Dublin City Centre. Theobald Wolfe Tone who was born.. baptised…

Drogheda Allotments is a community based allotments scheme managed by a local committee in conjunction with the Louth County Council. We are a active group of gardeners and actively promote dio-d…

Following a comprehensive feasibility study and public consultation process in 2016, plans for the development of Fernhill as a sustainable regional park were approved by the Councillors at the S…

A Kerryman called O'Connor who was an engineer in the area founded the Club in 1904. He trained the team and their first match was against Knockninny in Co. Fermanagh, which they duly won by a na…