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CHARITY: RE/MAX have joined the Marie Keating Foundation in launching a 10K Walk for Life in order to help raise funds to maintain three Mobile Cancer Information Units which are in operation since May 2001. This event will be replicated in all areas where there is a RE/MAX branch. The organisers are urging people to get involved.
To get your starter pack contact RE/MAX Partners on 8533333 or the Marie Keating Foundation.
SINGERS: The Cantible Singers are looking for all voices to join their group. They meet in a central location and come from all over the city. If you are interested in joining this friendly choir, please phone Phyl on 2854674.
Open Night will be held on Monday, September 10, at Rolestown Community Hall. All new members are welcomed. Phone Marie on 8405961 for further information.
BOWLING: Bowling takes place every Monday from 2pm to 4pm at Drumcondra Active Retirement Association Indoor Bowling Club in Corpus Christi Hall, Home Farm Road. New members are very welcome, male and female. The club was crowned Division 3 Dublin Afternoon Subsidiary Indoor Bowling League 2007 winners. For further information, phone Michael on 8360768.
WALK: As part of Heritage Week, the Raheny Heritage Society is organising a walk on Sunday, August 26, around the historical sites of Raheny Village including a visit to the old graveyard. Douglas Appleyard will lead the walk. Meet at 2.30pm at the Catholic Church car park. All are welcome. For more details, phone Joan Sharkey on 8314729.
Willie Cumming, at Coolock Library on Wednesday, August 29 at 6.30pm. Places are limited so booking is advisable. Admission is free and all are welcome. Phone 8477781 for further information.
FOSTERING: Short-term foster parents are required to care for young babies. Must be under 55 years of age, non-smokers and living in the general Dublin area.
Douglas Appleyard will take place at Raheny Library on Wednesday, August 29, at 6.30pm. Admission is free but booking is advised. Phone 8315521.
MENINGITIS: National charity Meningitis Research Foundation is inviting all thrill seekers to set themselves an autumn challenge and sign up for a Sponsored abseil. The event will take place on Saturday, September 8, in Glenmalure, County Wicklow. So, if you want the experience of a lifetime, together with the chance to really make a difference, contact Oonagh on 8196931 or email for booking details.
Glin Road. It will target sixth class pupils making the transition to second level education. The event, open to these young people and their families, will include bouncing castles, superslides, bungee runs, art and crafts, barbecue, DJ and exciting prizes. The aim of the day is to have fun, make links with young people and then maintain these links into second year. There is no charge for this event. For further information, phone 8674348.
STORIES: Storytelling for 3-6-year-olds takes place every Wednesday at 11am in Raheny Library until August 22. Admission is free. No booking required.
MOBILES: Got a new funky mobile phone?
Programme is a Parent Support Programme in which friendly local women, known as community mothers, carry out monthly visits. Training and support is given to volunteers. Phone Marie on 8482956 for further information.
WALK: Beaumont Hospital Foundation invites you to join them for their Slovenia Walking Challenge from September 15-22. Anyone from 18 to 80 is welcome to participate in the challenge. You will enjoy the craic, sunshine and help make a difference. For more details, contact Noreen or Laura on 8092161.
MUSEUM: From Tuesday, August 14, to Friday, August 17, the Museum of Archaeology and History, Kildare Street, D2, will host a Summer School 'Monstrous Masks' between 10.30am and 12.30pm daily. Booking essential as only 20 places. On Tuesday, August 14, the Summer Morning Family Tour from 11.30am to 12.30pm will be 'Poor Old Pilgrims' - places limited to 25.
GENEALOGY: The Genealogical Society of Ireland meets at 8pm on Tuesday, August 14, in Dun Laoghaire College of Further Education, Cumberland Street, Dun Laoghaire. Malachy McBride, Ordinance Survey of Ireland, will present his lecture on 'The Ordinance Survey of Ireland as a Guide to Family History.' All welcome - contribution $3.
BARRACKS: On Wednesday, August 15, between 2-3.30pm 'Around the World at Collins Barracks: Bee hives, spies and rationing in Ireland' takes place in the Museum of Decorative Arts and History, Collins Barracks, D7 - places limited to 20 and allocated on a first-come first-served basis. On Wednesday, August 22, between 2-3.30pm; Around the World at Collins Barracks: So you want to be a Viking from Scandinavia?' takes place.
GENEALOGY: On Wednesday, August 22, the August 'Open Morning Meeting' of the Genealogical Society of Ireland takes place between 10.30am and 12.
Dwyer's Rock. This event will take place on Saturday September 8 in Glenmalure, Co Wicklow. Spaces are limited so early booking is advised. Contact Oonagh on 01 8196931 or email: for details.
CARING: Carers Support Group in Blanchardstown hold a meeting on the third Tuesday of every month from 11am-12.30pm at Blanchardstown Carers Resource Centre Main Street, Blanchardstown. For further information contact Jacqueline or Michelle at 8119564 or 8119555.
Space is limited. Contact Anne-Marie Connolly on 8230776 or email for an information pack.
MARKET: Ballymun Farmers Market takes place on the first Thursday of every month at Ballymun Civic Centre, Main Street, Ballymun. Organic fruit and veg, homemade jams, homemade breads, homemade cakes, local crafts, plants eco-friendly products, recycled furniture. All welcome.
COELIACS: The Dublin 15 Coeliac Support Group meets at the Bell Pub, Blanchardstown (in the lounge) on the first Tuesday of every month from 8pm. This is a very informal get-together for coeliacs from the locality to meet other coeliacs in a friendly environment and give each other practical support and advice.
SVP: The St Vincent de Paul Hospital Visitation Conference is seeking new members. They meet every Sunday at Bru Chaoimhin, Cork Street and help hospital patients who are without visitors and are lonely, worried, or without funds. If you can spare the time tel Elizabeth on 4610671 (evenings) or Eddie on 2885935 (evenings).
Olier Street, Dublin 2. They operate a free drop-in and telephone service Monday to Friday. AIM is currently looking for volunteers to commit to one morning a week from 10am to 1pm. Experience in a related field would be desirable but not essential. Training given. Contact Ann on 6708363.
PEAKS CHALLENGE: Focus Ireland's Four Peaks Challenge is taking place this June. The challenge involves climbing the highest mountain in each province in Ireland for charity. Carrauntoohil, Mweelrea, Slieve Donard Lugnaquilla will be climbed in just three days with around 450 people will be taking part. If you would like to join them visit Focus Ireland at www.focusireland.ie or call 8815900.
BRIDGE: There are a few vacancies left in the Monday Bridge Club in Phibsboro at 2.30pm. All interested should tel 8307918.
Come and enjoy meeting a lively group of men and women in a social setting - no counselling, therapy or questions. A friendly, non-judgmental atmosphere. The group organise free events, activities and outings. New people very welcome. The group meets monthly in Brookfield Enterprise Centre, Tallaght. For further information contact Rose on 4623222.
CONTACT: Philomena Byrne of Walkinstown is looking for Dorothy Kavanagh, daughter of Teresa Carroll and Bill Kavanagh, late of Dundrum. Please contact her though the editor.
Barnardos is seeking supporters to set up or join a Barnardos Helper Group. These groups help to raise funds for Barnardos and support and promote their work in their local area. For full details contact Angela Walsh or Orla Tighe on 4530355 or email
INFORMATION: Dundrum Citizens Information Centre is now at Level 5, Dundrum Town Centre and is open from Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm. Legal and financial advice evenings by appointment. Call in, tel 2960713 or email
BIKES: A charity sponsored Harley Davidson ride to America will take place in September 2007. The trip will be for a week and each rider needs to raise $3,950. See the website www.aliceswonderlandfoundation.com for more information.
SVP: The St Vincent de Paul Hospital Visitation Conference is seeking new members. They meet every Sunday at Bru Chaoimhin, Cork Street and help hospital patients who are without visitors and are lonely, worried, or without funds. If you can spare the time tel Elizabeth on 4610671 (evenings) or Eddie on 2885935 (evenings).
National School, Pearse Street, Sallynoggin will be holding a car boot sale on the first Sunday of every month. The cost of cars is $10 and vans $15. The sale starts at 9am to 2pm.
MENINGITIS: The Meningitis Research Foundation is inviting all thrill seekers to set themselves a spring challenge and sign up for a 10,000ft sponsored skydive. The events take place at venues across the country and everyone is catered for, regardless of experience and ability.
Laoghaire meet once a month in Fitzpatrick's Castle Hotel, Killiney. New members are always welcome. Membership is open to anyone between 18 and 40. Junior Chamber is a worldwide federation of young professionals and entrepreneurs that provides the opportunity to develop leadership skills, social responsibility, fellowship and entrepreneurship. For more information tel 0872674812 or visit: www.jci-ireland.org/dunlaoghaire
BOWLING: Indoor Bowling Club (short mat) in Leeson Park has vacancies for new members. Play on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Telephone the secretary on 4974674.
Tuesdays from 10.30 am to 12 noon.
LIBRARY: South Dublin libraries currently run a housebound service where a selection of books are delivered to local nursing homes and people who have difficulty accessing the library themselves. If you would be interested in availing of this service, or know somebody who might be interested, contact Lucan Library on 6216422.
ALZHEIMERS: Volunteers are required for the Alzheimer National Helpline.
Laoghaire meet once a month in Fitzpatrick's Castle Hotel, Killiney. New members are always welcome. Membership is open to anyone between 18 and 40. Junior Chamber is a worldwide federation of young professionals and entrepreneurs that contribute to the advancement of the global community by providing the opportunity to develop leadership skills, social responsibility, fellowship, and entrepreneurship. For more information tel 0872674812 or visit:
www.jci-ireland.org/dunlaoghaire
BOULES: French Boule/Petanque club in Bushy Park Terenure looking is for new players of all ages. They meet from 7 to 9pm on Tuesday and from 2.30 to 5.30pm on Saturdays. Coaching available and all ages catered for. For more information see www.dublinpetanque.com
BOOT SALE: A car boot sale will take place in South Hill Evangelical Church, South Hill Park, (off the top of Booterstown Avenue). To book call 2833711. Cost is $10 per car.
SINGING: The CIE Male Voice Choir is looking for tenors, baritones and bases. All you need is an average voice and be willing to learn. All are welcome to sit in for a few nights before you make up your mind. Rehearsals are every Thursday from 8 to 10 pm in Merchant's Quay. Tel Matt Molloy on 4558195 or Liam Alfred on 8472019.
ALZHEIMERS: The Alzheimer Society of Ireland is looking for volunteers to help with their various fundraising campaigns. This will involve simple clerical duties in their Dun Laoghaire office. If you can spare some time, tel Ruth Matz on 2846616 or email
BRIDGE: A free bridge class for beginners takes place at the Inchicore College of the Education (near Suir Road Luas stop) every Monday between 2 and 3.30pm. All semi-retired and senior citizens are welcome.
MARKET: Turn your trash into cash by taking out a stall at the Blackrock market every Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 5.30pm.
Ambulance hold a First Aid evening course every Tuesday at Brigade Headquarters, 29 Upper Leeson Street, Dublin 4. The course will be conducted by medical doctors and trainer demonstrators. For further details tel 6688077 mornings or email
FOOD ADDICTION: Is your eating behaviour worrying you? Secret eating, binges, throwing up, constant nibbling, excessive exercise, rigid eating plans are all signs that help is needed. Find help through the 12 steps of Obsessive Eaters Anonymous. Anonymity assured. Meetings take place at 7.15pm on Tuesdays at Beechwood Community Centre, Mountain View Road, Ranelagh, Dublin 6. Contact number is 2891599.
Bush, Haddington Road (off Baggot Street), Dublin 4. Meet new people and take part in fun debates. For more information visit www.hellfire.ie.
CHARITY SHOP: Do you have time on your hands? Could you spare three hours a week for a good cause? The Irish Cancer Society is looking for volunteers for its new shop in Capel Street, Dublin 1 (beside Luas Red Line). Friendly atmosphere. No experience necessary. Contact: 2310500.
INFORMATION: Stillorgan Citizens Information Centre provides free, confidential information and advice on social welfare entitlements, consumer issues, health, housing, family matters, disability services, employment rights, local information, tax and insurance forms and explanatory leaflets and much more.
Parish Hall, Little Bray each Monday from 10.30 to 12.00 pm. Drop in and bring the person you are caring for. Enjoy the chat, the cuppa and the activities. For more information contact Frankie or Lynda on 4926080.
SUICIDE: A suicide support group meets in the Royal Hotel, Bray on the first Monday of every month from 8-10pm to help and support those bereaved by suicide. Contact Sr Sheila at 286 8413.
BRIDGE: Cabinteely Bridge Club meets every Thursday night at 7.30pm in Cabinteely Community School. Newcomers and visitors welcome.
Tallaght Resource Centre (Exchange Hall) and have your questions answered about hearing loss, deafness, tinnitus and other hearing related issues. Get information regarding entitlements, aids and appliances, family support service, support groups and upcoming activities. Sign language and hearing help classes start this month. Further information from Pauline Scott at Unit G/H, Exchange Hall, Belgard Square, Tallaght, Dublin 24. Phone 4620377 or email
BADMINTON: A Badminton Club (mixed) in the Irish Financial Services Centre (IFSC) is recruiting new members for Tuesdays 9-11pm and Fridays 8-10pm. Have fun, get fit.
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