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“We’ll be back with our regular updates soon. Until then, please check out what we’ve been up to in our previous posts and keep an eye on our Facebook pages @Cumann na Daoine, @Culinary Skills LTI, @LGBT Network Youghal”
Dear friends and neighbours
Due to the Covid19 virus and following HSE guidelines, both Cumann na Daoine and the CnD Community Cafe are closed at present. All our courses,
Spring Chickens & LGBT+ Cafes
Dear friends. In light of today’s government guidelines, we’ve decided to postpone Spring Chickens and the LGBT+ Teatime Cafes until appropriate. Please let your friends
Welcome back to the Spring Chickens!
Spring Chickens Social Project for Older Adults is back next week! Welcome, all you Spring Chicks, to a new year! We’ll be kicking off on
The Making of Youghal…a new local history project
A new year, a new project – join us for an informal history course with a difference! ‘From Then Till Now’ takes us from the
Join the Community Garden Club!
It may be wintry now, but start thinking of spring…and join our new Community Garden Club as we prepare for the months of growing ahead.
Arts for Older People…Older Artists in the Making!
Earlier this autumn, we started an arts project for Older People, led by artist Eileen McGoldrick. Create For Fun gave participants a chance to try
International Men’s Health Day
Join members of the Youghal Men’s Shed and other gentlemen for a fun and informative Men’s Health Day next Tuesday, November 19th, at Youghal Community
Spring Chickens shanty with the Molgoggers!
On November 23rd Cobh’s Sea Shanty group The Molgoggers are performing a charity concert at The Mall Arts Centre in aid of Cois Abhann and
Only a week left – complete the survey while you can!
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Your ideas matter!
We are starting our Strategic Plan for Cumann na Daoine in 2020 – 2025 and we’d like to hear your thoughts. Please take the short
Today and Tomorrow – Two Events!
Today is the International Day of Older Adults and we’re inviting older people to join us for afternoon tea and a discussion on The Journey
CULTURE NIGHT: A GET-TOGETHER!
Le Cheile: Our Lives, Our Selves is a project to celebrate the many cultures of the people of Youghal: starting with a get-together this Friday,
Are you looking to make new friends? This group could be for you!
Starting on Wednesday 2nd October at 7.30pm, the Youghal Friendship Club, for people between 35 and 55, is a relaxed way to meet new people.
Calling all writers!
A new group will be meeting at Cumann na Daoine from this month. The Pen Dragons are an informal writers group, who meet monthly to
Annual General Meeting – 21 years on!
Cumann na Daoine held its AGM at the beginning of July. Here you’ll can download or view our Annual Report and Audited Accounts for 2018,
Youghal Pride by the Sea: What a Wonderful Day!
A great day was had by all at Youghal Pride by the Sea on Saturday. Plenty more pics to follow but to start, two videos
Youghal Pride by the Sea: Warming Up!
Youghal Pride by the Sea gets a welcome from the Municipal Council tomorrow when the rainbow flag is raised outside the Civic Offices at 1pm.
Community Life Competition Winners!
Thanks to everyone who came to the Awards ceremony of the Community Life Photography Competition last night. Congratulations to all our shortlisted photographers, and our
AT PRESENT OUR BUILDING IS CLOSED FOR THE SAFETY AND HEALTH OF PUBLIC AND STAFF. CONTACT DETAILS FOR ALL STAFF ARE AVAILABLE ON THIS SITE. WE LOOK FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU ALL AGAIN IN THE NEAR FUTURE.
STAY SAFE, AND STAY WELL, PEOPLE. WE WILL COME THROUGH THIS.
Cumann na Daoine is a community based organisation in Youghal, Co. Cork, Ireland. We set out to provide programmes that will empower people to help themselves and each other. We strive to give people a voice, building community confidence and creating awareness of social issues. The spirit of the project is to reach out to all, enhancing skills and giving people belief in their own dignity and self worth. We aim to break down barriers by listening to, and accepting, each others differences. We work from the principles of equality and inclusion and adhere to the community development principles of empowerment, participation, education and collaboration. We are committed to providing a safe, accessible, welcoming and confidential environment for people to explore and value their own power.
