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.
In 2025, North Wall Community Development Project will celebrate its 40th anniversary, a milestone worth celebrating.
To mark the occasion, North Wall CDP will be having a special event to celebrate, and details will be announced soon.
The L.I.F.E. Programme had the distinct honour of MCing the NEIC Annual Report & Strategic Plan Launch. We couldn’t be more proud of the remarkable individuals who represented our programme so confidently and passionately in front of a packed room.
North Wall Community Development Project launched its 3-Year Strategic Plan for 2025 to 2027. This comprehensive roadmap aims to guide the organization's efforts in empowering the local community, enhancing social cohesion, and promoting sustainable development over the next three years.
Come Along to our annual St. Patrick’s Day Community Parade on the 14th of March at 11:00 AM on Sheriff Street assembling at 10:45 AM, fun for all the family.
North Wall CDP is happy to announce they are recruiting for our next course due to commence in September 2025.
The courses offer a QQI level 4 in Sport and Recreation and a QQI 5 in Sports Recreation and Exercise.
The LIFE Programme focuses on improving life skills and future planning.
All childcare staff attended Emotional Regulation Training provided by HSE. This Training is to develop practical skills to help build regulation and emotional stabilization in children.
It is time for The 13th Annual Christmas Tree of Hope lighting ceremony.
It is located at the junction of Sheriff Street & Upper Orial Street from 5:30 on Thursday the 21st of November.
This event is free for the whole family, with entertainment, music, children's carol singing and much more.
Plus all Children can bring their letters to be placed in Santa's Mailbox.
This report sums up community participation & survey organised by a Playful City. The attached report has been submitted to DCC for consideration. All groups involved are named in the report & continue to advocate for this valuable resource to be fully utilised.
We plan on circulating the flyer to politicians as they canvas for the upcoming election.
We have attached the Report and Flyer below.
Sheriff Street came alive this Halloween with a spooky parade that brought the whole community together for a celebration filled with creativity, costumes, and fun for the whole family.
Residents displayed jack-o'-lanterns, webs, and skeletons throughout October. One highlight was a mini-train that went down Sheriff Street.
Remembering events such as these is more than a time for festivities; it's about unity and sharing experiences to build a strong and supportive community full of life.