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North County Dublin SPCA

ncdspca.org

North County Dublin SPCA is a registered animal welfare charity established in 1924, affiliated with the ISPCA. It operates a voluntary veterinary clinic in Drumcondra, Dublin 9, and a helpline that operates from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven days a week. The society relies on donations and fundraising activities to support its services, which include re-homing and lost and found assistance.

Tipperary Supporters Club

tippsupportersclub.com

Tipperary Supporters Club is a GAA organisation founded in 1986 in Tipperary, Ireland. It provides news updates, fixture details, match results, and membership options for GAA supporters.

Irish Haemophilia Society

haemophilia.ie

The Irish Haemophilia Society is a Dublin-based charity representing people with haemophilia, von Willebrand disorder, and other inherited bleeding disorders. The organisation provides information on symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment for these conditions.

Portarlington Community Development Association

portarlington.ie

Portarlington Community Development Association is a non-profit organisation working to improve the economic, social, and cultural development of Portarlington. It runs projects such as the Derryounce Project, Port Trail Walkers, Enterprise Centre, Education Group/Coder DoJo, Arts & Heritage, Port After Schools Project, Love Port / Senior Alert Alarms, and Port Text Alert. The association also provides a business directory and information for the local area.

Front Line Defenders

frontlinedefenders.org

Front Line Defenders is an international human rights organisation founded in Dublin in 2001. It works to protect human rights defenders at risk around the world by providing support through grants, capacity building, visibility, networking and advocacy. The organisation publishes analyses, including the Global Analysis, and documents cases of violations against human rights defenders.

Community Therapy Ireland

communitytherapyireland.ie

Community Therapy Ireland is a national association of services that provide professional, affordable, and accessible counselling and psychotherapy across Ireland. Established in 2008, it supports its members through clinical governance, training, advocacy, and a database of services. The association promotes community-based counselling and publishes annual reports and strategic plans.