Our annual St. Patrick’s Day Community Parade took place in Sheriff Street, bringing together friends, families, and locals for an afternoon of fun and laughter
A big thanks to Lord Mayor of Dublin Ray McAdam for leading the St Patrick’s parade.
In celebration of International Women's Day, we celebrated with a few games of bingo in the centre, as well as countless cups of tea. A huge thank you to Kavanaghs The Temple for gorgeous sandwiches & Wrap_itup25 for the pastries.
We're delighted to have been shortlisted as one of the PTSB Ireland Community partners for 2026.
We're so excited for this opportunity, but we need your vote to be selected!
https://www.ptsb.ie/responsible-business/ptsb-community/community-vote-form/
and vote for us.
It's officially Christmas on Sheriff Street. 
It's that time of the year again, when the whole community came together for the 14th Annual Christmas Tree of Hope Lighting Ceremony.
Dublin’s North East Inner City (NEIC) Big Scream Halloween Community Festival is a massive project which aims to encourage community engagement, empowerment and participation.
Our Breast Cancer Awareness Month Coffee Morning and Raffle event at North Wall CDP was a wonderful success! Community members came together for a heartwarming morning with a shared commitment to supporting the Marie Keating Foundation. With help from our wonderful community, we raised over €1,900 for breast cancer awareness.
NWCDP is proud to celebrate the achievements of our learners who have successfully completed the LIFE Programme and are now the QQI Levels 4 & 5 Class of 2025.
Once again, it's that time of year when we must bid farewell to our amazing class of 2025. We want to extend our heartfelt congratulations to each of our little graduates.
As you prepare to embark on exciting new adventures in "big school," we wish you the very best of luck on this new journey.
Recently, North Wall CDP said a heartfelt goodbye to Ann Murphy, who has served as our General Manager for the past eight years.
LIFE recently visited Cathal Brugha Barracks. The day started off with a match between LIFE vs The Irish Defence Forces (7th Infantry Battalion). The match was very competitive from start to finish, with both teams pushing themselves to the limit.
