Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Apostles

RDFRA

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RDFRA is the representative body for members of the Irish Army Reserve and Naval Service Reserve. The association advocates on behalf of all members, officers and other ranks, by liaising with civil and military authorities on matters permitted under its scope of representation. Membership is open to all members of the Reserve Defence Force.

Cumann Na Daoine

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Cumann Na Daoine is a community organization based in Youghal, County Cork. The group provides local support services, educational programs, room hire, an afterschool club, and community initiatives aimed at social inclusion.

Dublin Christian M..

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Dublin Christian Mission is a non-denominational organisation based in Dublin. It aims to meet the physical and spiritual needs of communities in areas affected by drug abuse, poverty, and crime. The mission runs The Lighthouse on Pearse Street, which provides meals and a welcoming place, and also operates a coffee shop at Chancery Place, along with summer camps and kids and youth clubs.

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OWLS is a children's nature charity based in Dublin that delivers environmental education services. The organisation runs school programmes, community group activities, and public events focused on nature studies. It also offers survival experiences and resources for kids to engage with wildlife and the natural environment.

Oranmore.ie

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The Oranmore Community Development Association (OCDA) promotes community development in Oranmore. Its main office on Main Street offers secretarial and printing services, including mass, wedding, and baptism booklets. The association also operates sports facilities, open seven days a week, with floodlights for evening bookings.

Castleisland District Heritage

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Castleisland District Heritage is a voluntary, non-profit local history and heritage project preserving the history of Castleisland and its hinterlands in County Kerry. Established in 2014 as the Michael O’Donohoe Memorial Heritage Project, it has built an archive of documents, books, photographs, and artefacts, and published over 300 articles on its website. The project also gained three posthumous Presidential Pardons for men wrongfully convicted of murder in the nineteenth century.