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REUNION: A 25-year reunion of the past pupils who entered St Paul’s, Raheny, in 1979 and sat the Leaving Cert in 1984 and 1985 will be held at Clontarf Rugby Club on Friday, September 18. The organisers are currently trying to make contact with as many past pupils as possible. For further information, email: saintpaulsreunion@ gmail.com or visit www.stpaulsreunion.com
BEAUTY NIGHT: Relax, Retreat and Revive with a holistic therapies, hair, nails and beauty night, in aid of Friends in Ireland South Africa Appeal, at the Portmarnock Sports and Leisure Centre on Wednesday, September 16, from 7pm to 10pm. Please support this event and book early to avoid disappointment. Phone Brid on 087-9161770, Ger on 087-9696151 or Tanya on 087-9890460.
BASKETBALL: The new season for Rangers Basketball Club will get underway with an open day and registration in Portmarnock Sports and Leisure Centre on Saturday, September 5. Regular training will commence the following week with times and venues to be announced on September 5. The club is looking forward to seeing all current players and new players and future stars. For further information contact 087-9803509 or email
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COACHING: Monday night coaching for the colts’ section of the North Dublin Schoolboys’/Girls’ League resumes on Monday, September 7, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm. This is for last year’s colts under 9 to under 11. For more information, phone the Oscar Traynor Coaching/Development Centre on 8483777/ 8488802 or Tony McDermott on 077-3221091.
BOXING EVENT: Are you up for the fight against Motor Neurone Disease? The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA) is looking for people to swap their office chair for the thrill of the boxing ring on Friday, November 13. This is your chance to participate in six weeks of free intensive boxing training provided by experienced and internationally renowned coaches at Dublin’s National Boxing Stadium and then show off your fighting skills at the IMNDA's White Collar Boxing Tournament at Croke Park. This event is in association with www.whitecollarboxing.ie To participate or for more information, phone 8730422 or email
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ART EXHIBITION: An art exhibition will be held at St Columba's Church, Swords, from September 3-5. Why not exhibit your work at this unique heritage site as part of Swords Heritage Week. Revenue goes towards church funds. For more information, phone 8400080 between 1pm and 5pm on weekdays or email
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GRAND PRIX: The Radio Controlled Car Association of Ireland presents the Irish Grand Prix – a festival of r/c/racing (both IC and electric) at St Anne’s Park, Raheny, on Sunday, August 30. Racing will take place from 10.30am till 6pm. The event will feature participants from all over Ireland. All are welcome. For further details, phone 087-2512422 or visit www.orcaireland.ie
SPONSORED WALK: A 15k sponsored walk will take place on Saturday, September 5, starting at Malahide DART Station at 12 noon and finishing at Raheny DART Station. The walk along the beautiful coastline is in aid of Arthritis Ireland, Action Prostate Cancer and St Francis Hospice Raheny. Or join us to raise money for a charity of your choice.
Contact Suzanne on 086-1246355 or email
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EXHIBITION: Fingal - A Photographic Memoir. An exhibition of early 20th century photos continues throughout the Fingal area and will be at Malahide Library during National Heritage Week, August 24-29. The exhibition, hosted by Fingal Heritage Network, includes contributions from Swords, Malahide, Lusk, Cloghran, Rush/Loughshinney and Donabate. Phone 8400080 for more information.
BADMINTON: Beginners and improvers badminton course starts on Tuesday, September 15, from 7-8pm, Contact Baldoyle Badminton Centre on 8393355/ 8393074.
WANTED: Old spectacles or sunglasses to help those less fortunate than ourselves in the developing countries to see better. Please post or drop in your unwanted spectacles or sunglasses to Supersavers Opticians in Talbot Street (corner of Talbot Street and Gardiner Street) or Raheny Shopping Centre.
CROSSCARE: Crosscare Carer Support Programme will be holding a morning Yoga class in the Balbriggan area for beginners in mid September, to help relaxation and reduce stress. The class is free of charge but numbers are limited. Funded through Dormant Accounts. Contact Nora or Rosemary, Crosscare Carer Support Programme, on 8360011 for further information.
WIDOWS: The Dublin branch of the National Association of Widows in Ireland is holding a special meeting on Monday, August 31, at 2pm in Wynn’s Hotel Lower Abbey Street. Present, past and new members are all very welcome.
CAR BOOT SALE: A car boot sale will take place at the Old Borough National School, Church Road, Swords, in aid of St Columba's Church on August 29 from 11am to 2pm. The gates will be open for sellers from 10am. Admission is cars $10, 7-seaters/Estates $15 and vans $20. Turn that clutter into cash. Phone 8402582 for details.
CHOIR: A four-part Dublin choir is looking for new members. Men and women are welcome. Dolce sings a wide range of uplifting music that is vibrant and varied for both concerts and competition. Weekly practice takes place on Thursdays at Dominican College, Griffith Avenue, from 8 to 10pm. The ability to read music is not essential. For more information, phone Antoinette on 087-4105095.
GOLF CLASSIC: Margaret O’Brien’s annual golf classic in aid of Meningitis Research Foundation will be held on Friday, September 11, at Turvey Golf Club, Donabate. Entry fee ($160 for a team of four) includes the green fee, competition fee, goody bag, entertainment, prizes and food. To enter a team contact Margaret on 086–8229565.
BRIDGE: Afternoon Bridge in aid of the Little Sisters of the Poor, Sybil Hill, Raheny, will start on Monday, September 7, and take place every Monday thereafter from 2pm to 4.30pm. All grades welcome. Novice and Improvers section separate. For more information, phone Peter on 8339797 or 087-9344795.
WEBSITE: Struggling to find out where kids’ classes are on or to think of things to do with the kids at the weekend in North Dublin? Visit www.mykidstime.ie for more information.
WOMEN’S GROUP: Are you a woman living in Swords or Fingal? Do you want to meet other women from different nationalities, avail of vocational training, make friends, get to know the community you are living in and contribute positively, and socialise and learn about other cultures? A new intercultural women’s group is being established in the Swords area, which will initially meet on a monthly basis. The group is open to women from all backgrounds. For further information, contact Atinuke Diya on 085-7065797 or Sara McIntyre, Fingal LEADER Partnership on 8951070/086-1718002, email smcintyre
@fingalleaderpartnership.ie.
VOLUNTEERING: Are you interested in helping your community to improve services and opportunities? Lá go Bhrí is a community childcare service based in the Mourne View Estate, Skerries. The management committee is seeking new members to become involved in the running of the service. If you are interested in volunteering please contact Helen on 802 0484 or email
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for more information.
SPORTS INVITATION: Girls who want to have fun should join Scoil Uí Chonaill GAA Club, 95 Clontarf Road (opposite the old baths). There are teams for every age from nursery to ladies, and girls are particularly required for Under 11 and 14 teams. It’s a great way to make new friends and develop a new skill. Boys and men are also catered for in hurling and football and new members are very welcome. For further information contact PRO Niamh Crowe at 8333599.
PLAYERS REQUIRED: Killester Basketball Club seeks boys and girls born between 1999 and 2002 to play on its youngest teams. For more information phone Mark on 086-0314465, email
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or visit www.killester.com
CHILDCARE: The Childcare Bureau is a local childcare resource centre providing support and training to childcare workers, childminders, parent and toddler groups and parents. If you are interested in availing of childcare training or require support and information, please contact Alison on 8675244 or email
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Advice and training is provided free of charge.
CHOIR: The Dublin City Council Choir is a mixed choir drawn from all over the city. They rehearse from 5.30pm to 7.30pm every Thursday at the Civic Offices, Wood Quay, and would welcome people who enjoy raising their voices in song and meeting likeminded people.
OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: Is food a problem for you? Do you eat when you’re not hungry? Do you go on eating binges for no apparent reason? Is your weight affecting the way you live your life? Phone Overeaters Anonymous on 2788106 or visit
www.oa.org
UNEXPECTED PREGNANCY: Unexpected Pregnancy is hard to face. If you need help or support, contact CURA. Phone in confidence. All services are free.
Phone 1850 622 626 or 6710598 or visit www.cura.ie for more information.
ARTISTS: Original art from local artists is on show at St Sylvester’s GAA Hall, Malahide, every Sunday, from 12 noon to 6pm and in Café Provence. For more information, visit www.irish-art.com/artalley
STROKE SCHEME: The Volunteer Stroke Scheme Northside is appealing for volunteer drivers and helpers for their stroke clubs held in Kilbarron Court every Monday and Wednesday from 10.30am to 12.30pm. Please send your applications to: The Volunteer Stroke Scheme 249, Crumlin Road, Dublin 12, or email
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Phone 4559036.
WRITERS: Trinity Writers’ Group is currently looking for new members. The group has been in existence since 1991 and have produced several collections of poetry and short stories. It is a friendly group where members meet and chat, read poetry, short stories or a section of a novel they may be working on. It’s optional to read or not. The group meets at 6.30pm on the first Thursday of the month in the back room of Donaghmede Library.
COUNSELLING: TARGET in Donaghmede offers a one-to-one non-directive counselling service on Monday to Friday, 9.30am-1.30pm and Monday to Thursday, 7.30pm-9.30pm. For an appointment, phone 8670279. Childcare services are available for morning appointments by arrangement with receptionist.
TOASTMASTERS: Fingal Toastmasters Club meets at the Marine Hotel Sutton on alternate Mondays at 8.15pm. For more details, phone 8451840.
AL-ANON: If you are troubled by someone else's drinking, there are weekly meetings taking place throughout Dublin, including Abbey Street, Gardiner Street, Stanhope Street, Ballymun, Blakestown, Cabra, Coolock, Finglas, Killester, Malahide, Raheny, Sutton and Swords. For details of the meeting nearest you, contact Al-Anon Family Groups Information Centre, 5 Capel Street, Dublin, on 8732699. Alternatively, email
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or visit www.al-anon-ireland.org
NEW GROUP: A new group for mature single people has been formed in north county Dublin. The group is for people in their 30s or 40s who want to meet new people for dining, cinema, nights out and maybe even daytrips or weekends away. You must be single/divorced/separated, with or without kids. The group meets once a month for drinks on a Saturday night at various venues on the Northside, where the setting up of other events is discussed. For more information, visit www.meetup.com/NSSN35/
HISTORY: Are you interested in the history of Coolock and surrounding areas? You are invited to join a new local history group in Coolock Library. Meetings take place on the first Tuesday of every month at 6.30pm in the library. No particular skills are needed and all are welcome. For further details phone 8477781 or email
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TODDLERS: A Parent & Toddler Group meets at St Gabriel's Parish Centre, Clontarf, every Monday from 10.30am to 12 noon except during school holidays. Open to pre school children. Parents and childminders are welcome. Enquiries to 087-9383772.
COUNSELLING: Baldoyle Family Resource Services provides confidential counselling for anyone experiencing difficulties in life. Counselling is offered in marital/relationship difficulties, adolescent/child counselling, bereavement and other general issues. For more information/ appointment, phone Lilian on 8326115.
BEREAVEMENT: A Bereavement Support Group meet in the Donnycarney Community and Youth Centre on Thursdays from 8pm to 9.30pm. This counsellor-facilitated group is suitable for individuals who are affected by the death of a family member, friend or companion. The service is free of charge. For further information phone Tina on 8187180.
WRITERS: The Donnycarney Community and Youth Centre Monday Writers’ Group welcomes new members. Sessions take place from 10.30am to 1pm. Free of charge. For further information phone Liz on 8314494.
BALDOYLE: Baldoyle Badminton Centre is now open every Saturday and Sunday from 2pm-11pm. Try out the fastest sport in the world. To hire a court, phone 8393355/8393074.
CHOIR: Dublin City Council Choir is looking for new members. They meet from 5.30pm to 7.30pm every Thursday at the Civic Offices on Wood Quay and welcome people who wish to sing with them.
LADIES: Ladies’ Club meet at St Laurence O’Toole’s GAA Club on Blunden Drive, Ayrfield, every second Tuesday. All are welcome. Phone 087-7820583.
CHESS: New members are welcome to Portmarnock Chess Club on Thursdays, juniors (7.30pm) and adults (8.30pm. The club, which has been in existence since 1971, caters for all types of players, from casual to highly competitive. They compete in the Dublin Community Games, Irish and Leinster tournaments, Leinster Chess Union leagues and weekend tournaments. Phone Denis Kelleher, club president, on 085-1690101 for further information.
YOUTH CLUB: Clontarf Foróige Youth Club urgently needs adult volunteers to help out. If you are aged 18 or over, and would like to give something back to the community, then the club needs you. It caters for young people aged 12 and over. Members get involved in fun activities and games that they are interested in. This is a great opportunity to engage with and meet new people. If you have an hour to spare and would be interested, please contact Bryan Gavin, Foróige Regional Youth Officer on 086-8519639 or email
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READING AND WRITING: Life can be hard when you have a problem with reading and writing. Can you spare two hours a week, morning or evening, to help someone improve their skills? Training will commence in October. Phone Marie Casey on 8171990 for more information.
CARERS: Are you a family carer? Caring for a child with special needs, a family member with a long-term illness or a frail older person? The Crosscare Carer-Support Programme offers a variety of services in North Dublin. To find out what’s happening in your area, contact Nora or Rosemary at Crosscare Carer-Support Programme on 8360011.
CHOIR: The Cantible Choir is now recruiting new members. The choir meets every Tuesday at 8pm in a city centre venue. If you would like to join a choir and are in good voice, please contact Phyl on 2854674 or Phil on 087-2161182.
MENINGITIS: National charity Meningitis Research Foundation is inviting all thrill seekers to set themselves a challenge and sign up for a 10,000ft sponsored skydive. The events are taking place at venues across the country and everyone is catered for, regardless of experience and ability. So, if you want the experience of a lifetime, together with the chance to really make a difference, then contact Meningitis Research Foundation on 8196931 for more information and details of how to book.
TUITION: An adult reading and writing service is available to all persons who have difficulty with basic reading and writing, spelling and sums, and who left school before Leaving Cert. The service is free and is available to all persons on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9.30am to 1pm, and Monday nights from 7pm to 9pm. Contact Brenda on 8671967 (mornings) or 087-9047230 (afternoons and evenings) for further information.
LONE PARENTS: Doras Bui, a parents’ alone resource centre based in Coolock, offers lone parents accurate information on their rights and entitlements, support with family life, supports for teen parents, courses on health, parenting, art activities and other topics identified by lone parents themselves. A staff member is available to talk to you by phone or in person from 9.30am to 4.30pm, Monday to Fridays. For further information phone 8484811/8481872 or email
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Also, you can visit www.dorasbui.org for more information.
BREASTFEEDING: A Breastfeeding Support Group meets at the Community Mothers’ Room in the Coolock Development Centre, Bunratty Drive, every Thursday from 11.30am to 12.30pm. Come along and meet other breastfeeding mothers. Phone Marie on 8482956 for more information.
BRIDGE: Beaumont Bridge Club is organising an introductory course to bridge that is designed for beginners. The 12-week course starts in September. For more information contact Anne Marie on 8313568 or Brendan on 8310351.
UNEXPECTED PREGNANCY: Unplanned pregnancy is hard to face. If you need help or support, contact CURA in confidence on 1850 622 626 or 6710598. All services are free and confidential. Visit www.cura.ie for more information.
BADMINTON: A badminton club (mixed), based at 1 Commons Street, IFSC, Dublin 1, is recommencing on August 5 from 8.30pm to 11pm. The club plays on Tuesdays and Fridays and is recruiting players for Levels 4 and 5. The cost is $4 per night. Phone 086-2730399 or 086-8111982 for further information.
WEBSITE: Unmarried and Separated Parents of Ireland (USPI) provides information on weekly meetings and assists parents who are experiencing marriage/relationship difficulties. Visit www.uspi.ie
POKER: A poker classic takes place every Thursday and Sunday in Cara Hall (opposite Raheny Garda Station) at 9pm sharp. All are welcome.
BRIDGE: Baldoyle Bridge Club plays every Monday at 7.30pm in the local badminton centre in Baldoyle Industrial Estate. Now open to non-members for the summer. All are welcome.
MENINGITIS: Meningitis Research Foundation would like to invite you to take part in its Giving Together Collection. Giving Together is easy and not time consuming. All you have to do is to distribute envelopes to your family, friends, work colleagues or neighbours and then collect the envelopes, hopefully with a donation inside, at a time convenient to you. If you wish to take part in this event, please call Alex on 8196931 or email
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TOASTMASTERS: Clontarf-Marino Toastmasters invites you to join them for a free night. They meet on alternate Wednesdays at 8pm upstairs in the Yacht Pub, Clontarf Road. Learn how to speak in front of a supportive audience, develop leadership skills, gain confidence and make new friends. Toastmasters is a not-for-profit organisation. Phone Colm on 086-6071898 for further information.
CEILI: Swords Ceili Club holds classes for all levels on Wednesdays from 8.30pm to 10pm at Scoil an Duinnigh, Kinsealy, Swords. Beginners are welcome. There are also classes for children from three-years-of-age at Colmcille’s GAA Club on Wednesdays and Fridays. Phone Grace on 087-9549066 for further information.
DANCING: Old-Time Sequence Dancing takes place every Tuesday from 8.30 to 10.30pm at St John Vianney Hall, Ardlea Road, Artane. Admission is $6 and includes break for tea and cakes. It also takes place every Wednesday from 8pm-10.30pm at 54 Parnell Square West. Admission is $7. Phone 085-1263993 for further information.
KNITTING: Knitting classes are available at Donnycarney Community Centre, on Thursdays from 2 to 4pm. For details contact the centre on 8329676. Beginners and knitters are welcome.
ADHD: Dublin North East ADHD is a Northside awareness group that meets every three to four weeks at Northside Partnership, Bunratty Drive, Coolock. Parents/guardians, special needs assistants and teachers are all welcome. For further information, phone 8512289.
BOXING: Bay City Boxing Club training takes place at Kilbarrack Community Hall, Greendale Road, every Sunday from 11am-12.30pm and Wednesday from 6.30pm-8pm. New members are welcome. For further information contact Pat on 8471863.
CYCLE: A two-day cycle challenge will take place from Dublin to Galway in October to raise funds for a Southside charity. Cycle09 will depart Dublin on Saturday, October 10 with an overnight stay and dinner in Athlone before finishing up in Galway on Sunday with a celebration dinner. Funds will go to Hospice Africa Ireland which is based in Our Lady’s Hospice, Harold’s Cross. To find out more about registration, the route, fundraising ideas and training days, contact
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or tel 4068708.
MUSIC: A ‘Music for Africa’ charity concert will take place at the Davenport Hotel on Saturday, August 29. A great line-up of Irish bands including The Deadly Knightshades, Holly Pereira and Ka Tet will be performing on the night. Tickets e15 are available on www.tickets.ie Funds will go to aid the development of a primary school in Lusaka, Zambia.
AWARE: Aware’s national annual fundraiser, Daisy Days, takes place throughout the country from September 10 to 12. The charity is now seeking volunteers to help organise the event in their local area. To help organise your local collection for Daisy Days or for further information tel 6617211 or email
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GLASSES: Supersavers Opticians are appealing for old, unwanted spectacles or sunglasses to help those in the developing countries. Post all donations or drop them into Supersavers Opticians on Talbot Street at the (corner of Talbot Street and Gardiner Street (beside O’Shea’s Hotel) or into the branch in Raheny Shopping Centre.
TOYS: A toy fair for collectors/enthusiasts will take place on Sunday, August 30 from 10.30am to 3.30pm in Bray Wheelers Clubhouse, School’s Road off Boghall Road. Tel 4576751/2851308).
VOLUNTEERS: The ISPCC is currently recruiting volunteer coordinators to work on a voluntary, part time, flexible basis over the next few months. The role will be to help the ISPCC raise funds and awareness in their own communities. Volunteers will be fully trained. Tel Julie on 1850504050, email
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or log on to www.ispcc.ie Closing date for applications is Friday, September 4.
EVENTS: The Mill Theatre hosts ‘The Last Waltz Tribute’ - a re-enactment of the farewell concert by Bob Dylan’s The Band as filmed by Martin Scorsese on Saturday, September 5 at 8pm. Tickets e20/e18 are available on 2969340.
IRISH GUIDE DOGS: The Annual Sponsored Dog Walk for Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind takes place in Cabinteely Park on Saturday, September 6 at 3pm. Sponsor cards are available from the Dublin office on 7978741 or simply join in on the day.
ARTS: A new monthly arts club is being launched in the Patriot's Inn, Kilmainham on September 7. This will be a forum for local artists, writers, performers and musicians to share their work with the public. It is free and open to all. Contact Vawn at vawnscape@ gmail.com or 0868144343.
FLOWERS: The Dundrum Flower Club is starting their autumn flower arranging programme on Tuesday, September 8 at 7.45pm in Gort Muire, Ballinteer Road. There is plenty of parking and all are welcome.
CARERS: Nominations for The Carer of the Year Awards are invited on line at www.carersireland.com - on freefone 1800240724 or contact the Carers Association on 8119555 for a nomination form.
BOULES: Those who may be interested in forming a group/club and playing regularly for one evening a week and a weekend afternoon in Herbert Park, Ballsbridge are urged to get in contact with John O'Grady on 086 3478968 or by email
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PAST PUPILS: The Presentation College Bray Past Pupils Union are holding their Annual Golf Outing for the Scannell Cup on Friday, August 28 in the Glen of the Downs Golf Club. To reserve your tee slot email Brendan Toolan at
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All past pupils of the college are welcome to play in the outing but bookings must be in advance to guarantee a tee time.
SALE: A sale of work in aid of Haven partnership, houses for Haiti and the Ladies National School, St Columbanus Road, Milltown will take place on Saturday, August 29. For more information contact Brendan Flynn on 0868189888.
WIDOWS: The Dublin branch of the National Association of Widows in Ireland have a special meeting on Monday, August 31 at 2pm in Wynn’s Hotel Lower Abbey Street. Present, past and new members all very welcome.
RETIREMENT: The Dun Laoghaire Active Retirement Association is seeking new members. This is a group that offers a chance to meet old friends, make new ones and partake in hobbies of your choice. All activities take place in the afternoon. All welcome. Tel the secretary Pat Stanley on 0879438216.
OVEREATING: Do you obsess about food and weight all the time? Do you try to control food and weight constantly? Do you throw up, starve yourself, binge on a regular basis? Do you feel isolated, scared and think no one else acts and feels around food the way you do? If so tel 2891599/mob 087 2390595 or go to www.obsessiveeatersanonymous.org
FARMER'S MARKET: Face painting, music, baking competition, games, bouncy castle, BBQ and more are the order of the day at the Dundrum Methodist Church, near Wesley College during a fun family day on Saturday, September 19 from 12-4.30pm. Entrance is free and all proceeds from individual attractions benefit the charitable work of Christian Aid Ireland.
LADIES RUGBY: Old Belvedere Ladies rugby team is looking for new members for the coming season. The team has grown from strength to strength over the last number of years and welcomes all levels of players, even if you've never played before. For more information tel 6603378.
FAITH: Check out www.south citychurch.org or join in at Glenalbyn function room, Stillorgan at 11am on Sundays. Open to people of all ages and backgrounds.
CARERS: The Carers Association is inviting nominations for Carer Of The Year Award and Young Carer Of The Year. For more information phone the Carers Association on 8119555 or email
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SOCIAL CLUB: The Wednesday Club is a long established social club which caters for persons in the 50s and 60s age group who are widowed or unattached. They wish to attract new male members in order to improve the gender balance. The club is based in the Stillorgan area and engages in normal social activities including club meetings, theatre, dining, walking, golf, bridge, holidays etc. Phone 2804281 for more information.
SINGERS WANTED: Dublin City Council Choir is a mixed choir drawn from all over the city. They rehearse from 5.30pm-7.30pm every Thursday evening in Civic Offices, Wood Quay, and would welcome those who enjoy raising their voices in song (especially tenors) and meeting like-minded people.
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