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Theatre: Playboy of the Western World
New England Youth Theatre presents J.M. Synge- ‘Playboy of the Western World’ https://youtu.be/tV_kYBeTatM
Practising Self Care While Working
Here are some simple tools and reminders to practice self-care. Engaging in healthy practices that are simple and easily applied, is more important now and in
CnD Staff meeting
Aren’t we fortunate that we can have our staff meeting on The Strand. A fine misty day, & so good to see each other!
Barnardos: Supporting Families
We have launched our new Barnardos National Parent Supportline which is available to any parent or family who needs support. Information it is available at
Face Masks: Why They’re a Good Idea!
Everyone in Ireland has helped to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and worked together in difficult circumstances to save many lives. Now that our communities
‘Doing What Matters in Times of Stress’ from WHO
The WHO have developed and excellent guide to “Doing what matters in times of stress”. Please follow the below link to avail of this resource
Chekov’s first play online
https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.deadcentre.org%2Fchekhov1stplay&h=AT29oX-PWyjfS2oI5dGKsttFghzmQ72FUeL3kuiJeyIi_x7yXQAfxMJ5k0N73RptaSpjQmFW3FWAzm2oosDlXvbbNJyFPS6TcUwrrbfnKa3E6KgZxOQBLH7upS8u&s=1
CnD Community Garden Group back in action!
CnD Community Garden Group started back last evening and began by setting up three new beds for the Community Health Project for when they return. If
Cork Walks Together: Cork Walking Week 2020
Cork Sports Partnership is delighted to announce that Cork Walking Week 2020 is taking place on June 21st to 28th and will be a fun filled hub for all walking activity
Music: The Dubliners 40 year reunion
Listen and watch the reunion concert – 40 years on – of The Dubliners. Sit back and sing along!
Go to the theatre with National Theatre At Home
The National Theatre (UK) screens a weekly performance of plays recorded pre-Covid19. This week’s play is The Madness of King George by Alan Bennett with
Community Response Newsletter Special Edition
To mark the occasion of the Lord Mayor’s Cultural, Civic and Youth Awards and Community & Voluntary Recognition, attached is a special edition of Cork
SURVEY: IMPACT OF COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS IN RESPONSE TO COVID-19
SURVEY ON IMPACT OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF COMMUNITY IN THE RESPONSE TO COVID-19 As the COVID-19 crisis continues with no real end in sight, it
New Bereavement Support Line
New Bereavement Support line to assist staff and public during the COVID-19 pandemic A new national freephone bereavement support line has been launched by the
Free Online Mental Health Resources
We still however face ongoing day to day challenges in many aspects of our lives and we need to continue to take care of our
A film for the weekend: Soul Man 1 with Samuel L. Jackson
Soul Man 1 with Samuel Jackson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQC8jD76GWU
Gardening Hacks – Handy Hints!
https://youtu.be/FFGpmovWOqY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vN5Mn_-5MM&feature=youtu.be
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.
