Irish Links is an online directory that lists Irish non-profit and community organisations. The directory houses about 1,500 organisations in various categories, which are listed alphabetically.
Listings on Irish Links are free. Please note that only Irish non-profit or community organisations can submit items for listing.
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Provide high quality social and affordable housing to families and individuals in the Dublin area. It now operates in 28 schemes across Dublin and Kildare, providing housing to approved applicants on local authority housing waiting lists. It also provides facilities management services.
The citizensinformation.ie website provides comprehensive information on public services and on the entitlements of citizens in Ireland. We gather information from various government departments and agencies, and make sure that you have all the information you need, presented in an easy-to-understand way.
CityWide works to promote and support a community development approach to the drugs problem - this means involving the people who are most affected by the problem in dealing with the problem - drug users, their families and communities.
Clanmil Ireland aims to be a primary provider of high quality homes at the lowest possible economic rent for everyone in housing need. It is committed to providing an open and professional service, which is all embracing and sensitive to the needs of the individual
Community Loan Finance is a social enterprise which not only serves but is also proud to be a part of the Community & Voluntary Sector. We provide loans to community organisations, charities and social enterprises.
Enable people with intellectual disabilities to live meaningful lives of their choosing in their local communities, and to deliver this objective in consultation with them, their families and the local community working with all the stakeholders.
Provides high quality and accessible services to the general public including systemic psychotherapy, professional training programmes, organisational consultancy and research. The values of excellence, accountability and transparency guided by ethical rigour and best practice inform all the Institutes activities.
Our mission is to make therapy accessible to all, respecting diverse families, relationships, and cultures. Together, we create safe spaces for healing and growth - where every voice matters, and every story is heard.
The mission of CLDC is to promote and deliver supports and services for social inclusion, enterprise, rural and community development, both from our own resources and in collaboration with other agencies.
The establishment of Clare Museum is in line with the National Heritage Council's policy to see a systematic development of local authority based county museum structures.
Clare County Library Service is a publicly funded resource to be used for information, learning, culture and the imagination thereby improving the intellectual and cultural quality of life of the community, and is crucial in achieving equality of access to the benefits of the information society.
We actively search for permanent, quality homes for our animals through advertisements in local newspapers, veterinary clinics, pet shops, and special events that provide exposure.
A voluntary organisation committed to promoting the rights of women and children to live and grow in a peaceful non-violent home environment. We offer assistance to those experiencing domestic abuse which inhibits women making their own choices.
The Clare County Childcare Committee based in Ennis is committed to providing helpful, comprehensive and current best practice information on all forms of childcare within Clare.
A free, confidential & client centred employment service for unemployed people and people who wish to return to work. Through one-to-one support we work with you to identify suitable employment and where necessary, find training and education programmes that will prepare you for the workforce.
CTDG is a partnership between Travellers and non-Travellers working to promote the rights of Travellers as a nomadic ethnic group within Irish society.
An independent, charitable organisation that serves the community by the provision of: meeting/training spaces: office acommodation for community service providers: full and part time childcare service.
Founded in 1999 - Ireland’s first ecovillage, located in Co. Tipperary. After almost a decade of co-operative development, our first residents moved into their homes in 2009.
Whether you are interested in the Irish Emigration story, tracing your ancestors, learning more about the ill-fated Titanic and the Lusitania, or immersing yourself in our naval and military history, Cobh Heritage Centre has it all and lots more.
Coláiste na bhFiann and Cumann na bhFiann are an Irish language organisation for young people that aim to promote the language as a living language. Is eagraíocht Ghaeilge do dhaoine óga iad Coláiste na bhFiann agus Cumann na bhFiann.
Comber Foundation is an Irish NGO which has worked with children in orphanages in Romania since 1991. Comber is now working with the Romanian Government to drive the closure of institutions for children and young adults with disabilities.
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