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Croi Heart & Stroke Charity

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Croí Heart & Stroke Charity is a registered charity focused on the West of Ireland. Its mission involves preventing heart disease and stroke while promoting recovery and wellbeing. The organization provides information on conditions such as high blood pressure, heart failure, and atrial fibrillation.

Conradh na Gaeilge

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Conradh na Gaeilge is a democratic forum for the Irish language community. It operates as a charity that promotes the Irish language through various initiatives. The organization offers online and in-person classes in Dublin and Galway, and manages resources for Gaeltacht communities.

Irish Guide Dogs

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Irish Guide Dogs provides guide dogs, assistance dogs, and community dogs to help people with vision impairment and families of children with autism participate safely in their communities. The organisation offers skills and courses, advocacy and access rights information, and resources. It also runs volunteer programmes, fundraising events, and a shop.

Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association

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The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA) is the primary care and support organisation for people living with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) in Ireland. It provides essential care and support services, including nursing and support calls, homecare hours, and specialised equipment. The association also offers information and guidance for those newly diagnosed and their families.

Treoir

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Treoir is a national organisation that provides information and support to unmarried parents, their children, and families in Ireland, covering topics such as guardianship, custody, and maintenance.

Barretstown

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Barretstown is a children's charity that runs residential camps for children with serious illnesses, offering adventurous and challenging activities with medical support, always free of charge. The charity also provides outreach programmes, a residential TY programme, and camps for families, teens, and young adults. It relies on volunteers and donations to fund its camps and programmes, which cost €10 million to run in 2026. Children and families do not pay to attend.