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Corduff Resource Centre – Newsletter
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DDLETB FREE Adult Education Courses
DDLETB are now accepting applications for their FREE Adult Education Courses, Full & Part Time. More information on poster below.
FREE Gardening for Everyone Course
May is a great month to start gardening. Sign up to our gardening course for some helpful tips on When to Plant? Where to Plant? What to Plant? How...
FREE Digital Skills Classes
Digitise the Nation have returned to training, although a little different (with Covid restrictions) and are offering Free Zoom classes on online...
Community Employment – INTREO
Corduff Community Resource Centre is proud to work with the Community Employment Programme to empower people and to nurture new skills. For more...
Job Vacancy: Community Employment Programme – Corduff Sport & Community Centre
Corduff Community Resource Centre CLG Community Employment Scheme Blackcourt Road Dublin 15 D15X383 Tel: 8202490 087-0618980 ...
Fingal Libraries Poetry Competition
Tips & Tools for Lockdown
Corduff Task Force have put together a great leaflet that has great advice, tips and contact numbers that may be needed during lockdown. Click on...
Virtual Cuppa & Chat for Corduff Community
Join us each Tuesday morning for a quick chat and catch up. See the poster below or call 01-8235000 for details
Corduff Community and School Garden
The Healthy Food Made Easy project had been running in Dublin 15 since 2008, managed by Blanchardstown Area partnership. The aim of the project was to address food poverty by making healthy food available, accessible and affordable.
Corduff Community Maintenance Services
Community Maintenance Services has carried out work with Senior Citizens in the Dublin 15 area and we have completed many tasks from Gardening work to rebuilding damaged walls, interior and exterior decorating and upgrading security features in many houses throughout Dublin 15.
Corduff Youth Club
Corduff Youth Club was started in 1988 by Joan Doyle as well known community activist in the area, as a means of getting the kids off the streets. With the help of volunteers and she staff of the Resource Centre she ran the club for a ten year span in the Centre.