The final Breakfast Club of our third series is here. If you have been promising yourself you’ll get to one, now is the time! On the 22nd May 2025 at 10am we will be in the Claremont Stadium in County Meath, discussing a very pertinent theme of Leadership and Allyship.

Whether you’ve lost a friend, family member, neighbour, teammate, or colleague, and if you are over 18, you are welcome to come along. Take some time for yourself, to share memories of your loved one, exchange coping strategies, or simply be in the company of others who truly understand.

If you have lost a loved one to suicide, recently or many years ago, you are warmly invited to join us for a complimentary cuppa and chat with others who understand your grief. Led by trained volunteers with a lived experience of suicide loss, our pop-up café offers a safe, non-judgmental space for social connection, mutual support and shared understanding.

If you have lost a loved one to suicide, recently or many years ago, you are warmly invited to join us for a complimentary cuppa and chat with others who understand your grief. Led by trained volunteers with a lived experience of suicide loss, our pop-up café offers a safe, non-judgmental space for social connection, mutual support and shared understanding.

Join the National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA) on 25 April from 10:00am - 11:00am for a free interactive online workshop for people working with members of the public. You will learn top tips on how to use plain English guidelines when writing for the web.

The European Association of Reality Therapy brings together several European Member Organisations of William Glasser International - “Choosing to Grow”. This event is open to all and we especially welcome our Choice Theory colleagues from around the globe.

We are proud to invite you to our #LeaveNoOneBehind Project Launch 23rd April 2pm until 4pm film exhibition, interactive workshops, and refreshments.

The Irish Development Education Association is receiving registration for their third webinar in the webinar series Exploring Contemporary Crises and Issues through Global Citizenship Education: Between Neutrality and Militarisation, happening on Wednesday, 30 April, 12.30, Online via Zoom.

The Irish Development Education Association is inviting participants and IDEA members to register for their 2025 Annual Conference, ‘Reclaiming Ground for Hope, Alternatives, and Action. This event is taking place on Wednesday 28 May, 10.30am - 5.00pm, in the Grand Hotel Malahide.

We would be very pleased if you could join us for the 18th Annual Martin Tansey Memorial Lecture . The lecture will be given by Dr Stephanie O’Keeffe, CEO, Cuan who will speak about 'Strategy to tackle domestic, sexual and gender based violence in Ireland'.

There will be representatives from a range of local bereavement support services at the event. Attendees can take away some information leaflets about the services and, if they wish, can talk with service representatives about the support they provide. For those unable to attend the event in person, this event will be live streamed via Zoom.

The Lunch & Learn Bereavement Network sessions are targeted at people who work in bereavement, such as professionals and volunteers. These events are run by Irish Hospice Foundation, Irish Childhood Bereavement Network and the Local Bereavement Network.

FoodCloud’s new 6-part webinar series is designed to equip community partners with the essential knowledge and tools they need to build sustainable, impactful initiatives. Each session features a FoodCloud expert alongside a community partner speaker, offering real-world insights and practical advice.

This international, intersectoral and interdisciplinary conference will reflect on current debates, challenges and opportunities to determine how best to invest in teaching and learning to inform future learning policy and practice. This conference will be of interest to practitioners, service leaders, policymakers, researchers, and academics.

The Conference will provide information on a range of topics for those who have suffered a stroke and for family members and carers. This Conference will be hosted by the South Tipperary Stroke Communication group. It is the 4th Conference hosted by the group.