News and Events

L.I.F.E. Sports courses commenced in NCI in September 2024

We’re thrilled to announce that a new year of LIFE (Life in a Football Environment) officially kicked off at the National College of Ireland in September!

 

Both QQI Level 4 and Level 5 classes are now FULL as we welcome an incredible group of learners to our growing community.

 

This year promises to be filled with action-packed football, personal development, and unforgettable experiences. We can't wait to see what this new journey brings!

 

Breast Cancer Awareness Coffee Morning

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. To show our support, North Wall CDP is hosting a Coffee Morning & Raffle on Friday, the 25th of October, 12 noon - 2 PM

Join us for a warm cuppa and chat, in aid of the Marie Keating Foundation, an organization dedicated to breast cancer awareness and support.

 

Your participation can make a real difference, so come along, enjoy the company, and help us support this important cause. 

We look forward to seeing you there!

LIFE at Culture Night in NCI

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.

Celebrating Our Class of 2024

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.

 

A visit from Mary Lou McDonald

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.