At the National College of Ireland (NCI), this year’s Culture Night was a vibrant celebration of diversity, and our LIFE (Life in a Football Environment) programme was invited to take part. L.I.F.E. uses football to connect people from different backgrounds and demonstrates the powerful ability of sport to unite and uplift communities.
NWDCP is delighted to celebrate the achievements of our learners who have successfully completed the LIFE Programme (QQI Levels 4 & 5).
As we say goodbye to our incredible class of 2024, we want to extend our heartfelt congratulations to each of our little graduates. Watching you grow, learn, and flourish over the past year has been a true joy and a privilege. Now, as you prepare to embark on exciting new adventures in "big school," we wish you the very best of luck on this new journey.
In collaboration with St. Laurence O’Toole’s Primary School, our preschool children will participate in a transition programme with our local primary school.
The programme will run for 6 weeks from 19th April -24th May 2024
Our QQI 4 Level and QQI Level 5 students had a special visitor on Monday (25th of March) it was the President of Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald. McDonald's visit inspired students, encouraging them to actively participate in the political process and advocate for positive change in their communities. Her impassioned plea for youth involvement in shaping Ireland's future resonated deeply, igniting a sense of empowerment and responsibility among the audience.
Our annual St. Patrick’s Day Community Parade took place on the 15th of March in Sheriff Street, Friends, families and passer-byes took part in an afternoon of fun and laughter to reel in the weekend of St. Patrick’s Day which fell on a Sunday this year.
The North Wall CDP marked International Women's Day with a lively afternoon event. International Women's Day is a globally recognized occasion celebrated annually on March 8th. To understand the origins of this celebration, one might delve into its history.
The first documented celebration occurred on February 28, 1909, in New York City. A few years later on March 19, 1911, the first International Women's Day garnered participation from over a million individuals in Austria-Hungary, Denmark, Germany, and Switzerland.
Come Along to our annual St. Patrick’s Day Community Parade on the 15th of March in Sheriff Street, fun for all the family.
In our close-knit community, we embrace the spirit of the celebration with our very own St. Patrick's Day Community Parade.
Join us as we paint the town green and come together to celebrate with laughter, music, and a dash of Irish luck.
We were delighted to be part of Central Bank of Ireland’s Community Event on the 20th of December 2023. Our General Manager gave a comprehensive presentation on the work we do.
On behalf of the organization, she thanked COI for choosing us as one of their community partners and how their support makes a difference to the local community.
It's Graduation time at Little Treasures Community Crèche, North Wall CDP. It took place today, Wednesday 2nd August 2023 at 11am in St. Laurence O'Toole Recreation Centre. This year we have 19 children in the Graduation Class. We'd like to thank the staff for their hard work with the group, helping them to prepare for the Big Day. We wish the children good luck for their new start in September.
The Little Treasures Crèche will reopen on Thursday 10th August.