Background A National Hub Network Inter-departmental Working Group, chaired by the Secretary General of the Department of Rural and Community Development, was established in October 2020 to oversee the strategic development of the national hub network. The working group includes representation from key Government Departments, State Agencies and relevant public bodies. Part of its initial […]
The Yeats sisters, Susan and Elizabeth (known as Lily and Lollie), lived and worked for most of their lives in the Dundrum/Churchtown area. With their enterprise Cuala Industries, they made an extraordinary portfolio of work – with the Press directed by Elizabeth, and the embroidery workshop conducted by Susan. This exhibition features original Cuala Press […]
An independent Structural Review of the PPNs was carried out in 2021/2022. It recommended a number of actions to make PPN structures work more effectively. A Working Group was created to consider these recommendations, representing PPN staff and volunteers, as well as government officials and the community sector. This group has developed a draft Implementation […]
The Climate Conversation 2023 is now open. People across the country are invited to have their say on how we can all play our part in securing our sustainable future. Government, communities, industry and individuals each have a part to play to help Ireland shift to a carbon-neutral future. The government wants to hear how it can […]
From the humble beginnings of a poorly written email, claiming to be a deposed royal with millions of dollars to transfer into your bank account, cyber criminals have evolved their tactics. They are now much more professional in their approach and have been focussing their attention on stealing our data. In this non-technical, easy to […]
The Minister for Social Protection, Heather Humphreys TD, has announced a call for applications for a new employment focussed programme for people with disabilities. The programme, called “WorkAbility: Inclusive Pathways to Employment Programme”, will run from 2024 to 2028 and has an overall budget of up to €36.29million.The programme is aimed at supporting people with […]
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council provides a broad range of services to residents, businesses and visitors to the County. These services are funded from income from Commercial Rates, grants, Local Property Tax and other income generated locally such as parking, housing rents, planning fees etc Services such as parks, maintenance of cycle ways, roads and […]
The GDPR has been seen as an obstacle for some organisations because it is written by legal types and the language used is not very friendly for most people. In this plain, simple English webinar, you will gain an understanding of the fundamentals of the GDPR and how different types of data breaches have occurred […]
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown (dlr) County Council is delighted to host the dlr Festival of Inclusion every autumn. The aim of the annual dlr Festival of Inclusion is to highlight and celebrate social inclusion initiatives and to support and encourage all to actively participate and engage in the community. dlr Festival of Inclusion is a community based social inclusion […]
The Seanad Public Consultation Committee chaired by the Leas-Chathaoirleach, Senator Mark Daly, is seeking the public’s views on the Future of Local Democracy ahead of the Local Elections in June 2024. The Committee will explore the Future of Local Democracy across the following themes: Public engagement and participation in the local government process and functions […]
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PowerPoint for beginners - Thursday 05 October, 12.00pm – 2.00pm. This is an introduction to PowerPoint session, for beginners and people who haven’t used their skills for some time. Perfect for those who are getting back into a voluntary or community group and might need to do a presentation soon. There will be time for questions and […]
