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SpunOut.ie is Ireland’s youth information website created by young people, for young people.

https://spunout.ie/about

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SpunOut.ie - Ireland's Youth Information Website

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Why we exist...

SpunOut.ie is Ireland's youth information website created by young people, for young people.

We provide information to around 140,000+ active readers each month.

Established in 2005, our vision is to help create an Ireland where young people aged between 16 and 25 are empowered with the information they need to live active, happy, and healthy lives.

We aim to educate and inform our readers about the importance of holistic wellbeing and how good health can be maintained, both physically and mentally.

We believe we should have easy access to relevant, reliable, and non-judgemental information and we are proud to provide our readers with a dynamic, responsive website full of up-to-date, factual information, free of any shame or bias.

Keep SpunOut.ie online by donating online now.

What we do...

On SpunOut.ie we provide information on a range of different topics broken down into sections; education, employment, health, life and opinion.

Our editorial team pen all of our professionally proofed factsheets and consult with relevant subject matter experts and other young people to ensure we provide factual and up-to-date information to our readership. SpunOut.ie also provides a space for young people to have their voices heard and to share their life experiences with other young people. We do this by publishing articles written by readers aged 16 to 25 in the Opinion section on the site.

We also engage our peers in campaigns, at events and through the media on issues which affect us.

Who are we?

SpunOut.ie is led by its reader community and young volunteers.

A group of 160 young people from around the country form the SpunOut.ie Action Panel (SAP) which provides leadership to the organisation.

Hundreds of young people volunteer their time to the work of the organisation through writing and proofing content, making videos and giving feedback.

Our team of ten staff manage the day-to-day running of SpunOut.ie and rely on reader analytics and the SpunOut.ie Action Panel to provide us with the direction and leadership to stay in touch with the views and needs of the readers we serve. The staff facilitate the mechanism for our young leaders to be heard and then follow their lead.

SpunOut.ie also has a voluntary board of professional types who take responsibility for the good governance of the organisation. The board also ensures we stay true to our mission to be a website by young people, for young people.

All information about the governance of SpunOut.ie can be viewed in our Governance section.

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SpunOut.ie is Ireland's youth information website created by young people, for young people. We provide information to around 140,000+ active readers each month. Established in 2005, our vision is to help create an Ireland where young people aged between 16 and 25 are empowered with the information they need to live active, happy, and healthy lives.

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Paul,
YouthSpin

St. Bricins, Herbert Rd,

Bray,

Wicklow
01 205 0502

youthspin@crosscare.ie

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Melissa/Sandra/ Cassandra
Youth Work Ireland Cavan Monaghan

087 9057598
melissa@ywimonaghan.ie

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Youth Work Galway,
41/43 Prospect Hill, Galway,

H91 E4W5
091-561637
info@youthworkgalway.ie

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Siobhan/ Carmel,
FDYS Wexford
Frances Street,

Wexford
085 8814259
youthinfowex@fdys.ie

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Mikey,
Waterford YIC
St. Augustine Street,

Dungarvan,

Waterford
086 3811739
waterfordyic@wstcys.ie

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Waterford & South Tipperary Community Youth Service

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Covid-19 Guidelines

Here for Youth

When it comes to young people, we believe that everything is connected. That's why we support their families and community as well. Only when everyone is supported, can young people realise their full potential and the whole community flourish as one.

We have been working with young people in their communities for the last 50 years, so we're very aware of the issues you face. And while we don't always have the answers, we can provide the support you need to face such challenges and embrace life to the fullest.

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Musical Youth is an Erasmus+ project that brings young people from Europe together to share their love of music and collaborate their cultural music together...

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Home - Waterford & South Tipperary Community Youth Service

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Pauline Strappe,
Youth Work Ireland - Tipperary,
17 Bank Place

Tipperary Town

Tipperary
06252604
info@youthworktipperary.ie

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Youth Work Ireland Tipperary is a thriving volunteer led organisation working with our young people aged from 8 to 25 years and a network of locally based youth clubs throughout Tipperary and East Limerick.

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Jacinta,
Ossory Youth Information Service,

Desart Hall, New Street,

Kilkenny,
087 8876366
info@ossoryyouth.com

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A youth work organisation with young people at the heart of what we do.

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Karen Burke,
KDYS Tralee,
Denny Street,

Tralee

Kerry

066 7121674
karenburke@kdys.ie

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KDYS (Kerry Diocesan Youth Service) Supporting young people across the diocese of Kerry. Contact us for more information on youth activities in Kerry

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Melissa
Youth Work Ireland Cavan Monaghan

087 9057598
melissa@ywimonaghan.ie

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Timmy Hammersley,
SpunOut.ie,
Sean MacBride House,
48 Fleet Street,
Dublin 2,
01 675 3554,
timmy@spunout.ie

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Maria Stella Conte,

Voluntary Service International,

20 Dominick Street Lower,

Dublin 1,

01 8551011

87 336 7275

volunteer@vsi.ie

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In view of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, VSI is not sending any new in-person volunteers on IVPs either abroad or in Ireland, until further notice. However, we have resumed our European Solidarity Corps Programme. Please contact Aine at ivp@vsi.ie for more information and guidance on this development. The VSI staff team are currently working virtually and you can contact us through the usual channels.
Keep safe, wear a face covering, practice good cough and sneeze etiquette and social distancing & please mind your mental health.
We can contain and slow this epidemic. Ireland is doing its part, and we all have a role to play.
It is important to follow the latest advice from the HSE on how to protect yourself and your community

To understand the virus, symptoms and for more advice for particular sectors, such as work, education etc please see recommended guidance from the HSE's Health Protection Surveillance Centre website.

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In view of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, VSI is not sending any new in-person volunteers on IVPs either abroad or in Ireland, until further notice. However, we have resumed our European Solidarity Corps Programme. Please contact Aine at ivp@vsi.ie for more information and guidance on this development.

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TJ Hourihan,

YMCA Ireland,

Unit 1A Innishmore Industrial Estate,
Ballincollig,

Co Cork

086 603 2655
tj@ymca-ireland.net

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YMCA Cork was established in 1886 and ever since has sought to provide relevant services and programmes to young people.

Among the programmes which YMCA Cork offers are a Youth Information service with a strong emphasis on collaborative work with young people in schools, youth clubs etc; a youth counselling service and a support service aimed at those young people who are homeless or are considered to be at risk of being homeless. For the past 25 years YMCA Cork has been a provider of pre-vocational training with STEP and Elevate, both in its City Centre premises. In more recent years, YMCA Cork has been responsible for the development of a number of youth led YouthSpaces projects, some of which have a strong music and performing arts focus.

YMCA Cork is managed by a local board of management.

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YMCA Cork was established in 1886 and ever since has sought to provide relevant services and programmes to young people. Among the programmes which YMCA Cork offers are a Youth Information service with a strong emphasis on collaborative work with young people in schools, youth clubs etc; a youth counselling service and a support service aimed at those young people who are homeless or are considered to be at risk of being homeless.

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Anne Brennan/Catherine McCann,

Sligo Youth Information Centre,                      Youth Work Ireland North Connaught,

Rockwood Parade,

Sligo

085 804 1020 / 071 9144150

yicsligo.ncycs@gmail.com

catherinemccann.ncycs@gmail.com

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Sligo Youth Information Centre has been in operation since 1989. One of a network of 30 such centres around the country, the centre provides a free, comprehensive and confidential service to young people and those who work with them.

PROVIDE INFORMATION on:

Accommodation- lists of available accommodation, housing options, landlord/tenant rights and entitlements, rent books.

Education/Careers- Advice on Further Education Options in Ireland and Britain, correspondence and distance learning, adult education, scholarship and grants, career choices.

Employment and Training/Career Guidance , C.V. Writing, interview skills, job applications, mock interviews, job advertisements, employments rights, training and employment schemes, job opportunities abroad, voluntary work, etc.

Travel- Summer jobs abroad, J1 visas to the USA, hosteling, youth and student travel, youth exchange programmes, work permits and visas,

Emigration- USA, Australia, Canada, etc. passports/visas

Health- health services, nutrition, disease prevention, alcohol and other drugs, counselling and support services

Youth Rights- justice issues, legal rights, citizenship, consumer rights, etc.

Youth Activities- youth organisations, local youth clubs, activities for youth groups, how to set up a youth group, competition/awards

Local Information- local transport, local youth groups, tourist information, other agencies, etc.

STUDENT LEAP CARD - Students Age 12 + (No Age Limit)
Available to FULL TIME & PART-TIME Students studying for *at least 6 months duration with a minimum 16 hours class time per week.
Youth Club Support - Sligo and Leitrim - aged 5 to 18 years

We provide with support and training to affiliated youth clubs to Youth Work Ireland North Connaught. This includes: - Youth Clubs activities, Summer projects, Sports activities, Youth Leadership Training, Child Protection Training, Volunteer and Induction Training, Programme Planning and assistance with grant applications.

Child Protection Training

We provide Child First Protection Training to all those who are working with young people. The Child Protection Programme provides training support to youth work organisations and individuals through: The Child Protection Awareness Programme (CPAP). This four hour basic awareness course is the standardised child protection training programme for the youth work sector.

OUTREACH SERVICE

Sligo Youth Information Centre offer a outreach service in the form of workshops, information nights, displays, presentations, etc., to youth and school groups, community groups, men's and women's groups, etc.

PROGRAMMES & WORKSHOPS:
Youth Employment Programme (Individual Appointments & Group Work) A youth friendly programme providing career guidance, support and advice to help you choose your future options. Develop CV writing skills and interview skills. Identify and present individual interests, aptitudes and abilities. Build confidence and development soft skills. Explore employment options and progression routes in training, education. and college applications.
Contact Anne Brennan at Tel: 085 8041020 / 91 44150 or Email: yicsligo.ncycs@gmail.com
B4U Decide - Relationships and Sexual Health This programme explores making responsible decisions in relationships, developing personal safety, body awareness and exploring consent issues. Internet Safety & Responsible Online Behaviour Raise awareness and develop skills with young people to become responsible internet users, stay safe on the internet and cyberbullying through group discussion, peer to peer learning, games, quizzes, wordsearches. Positive Mental Health Using mindfulness and positive self talk can help reduce stress and anxiety. Moment 2 Moment Mindfulness promotes calm thinking, sharpens concentration and checks Self Talk by tuning in and becoming more alert to your present thoughts, behaviours and feelings. European Youth Mobility Information Information workshops aimed to increase young people's awareness of opportunities available to study, train, work and volunteer in Europe in partnership with Eurodesk/Leargas. Preparing for Time management, communication and advocacy skills, setting goals and achieving outcomes, staying safe, healthy eating and healthy relationships. College Life
Co-ordinator: Catherine McCann
Youth Information Officer: Anne Brennan
Community Employment Scheme Supervisor: Marian O'Hara

Sligo Youth Information Centre, Rockwood Parade, Sligo

Tel: 071 9144150
Email: yicsligo.ncycs@gmail.com

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Sligo Youth Information Centre has been in operation since 1989. One of a network of 30 such centres around the country, the centre provides a free, comprehensive and confidential service to young people and those who work with them. PROVIDE INFORMATION on: Accommodation- lists of available accommodation, housing options, landlord/tenant rights and entitlements, rent books.

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Tracey Moore,
Youth Work Ireland Midlands,
Regional Office,
1st & 2nd Floor 17-18 Inis Óir,
Golden Island,

Athlone,

Co. Westmeath
090-647 7075

tmoore@youthworkmidlands.org

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We are working remotely and outdoors and coming back to our community centres gradually and safely.

Annual Report

Strategic Plan

2020 - 2024

2020

Social Media - MAIN PAGE

Social Media - PROJECT PAGES

Athlone / ALF Youth Project

Tullamore Youth Project

Mullingar Youth Project

Edenderry Youth Cafe

YoYo Youth Cafe / DigiCafe

Our Funders & Community Partners

Student Placements

Work Experience or Volunteering

Volunteer Today!

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We are working remotely and outdoors and coming back to our community centres gradually and safely. Social Media - MAIN PAGE Social Media - PROJECT PAGES Athlone / ALF Youth Project Tullamore Youth Project Mullingar Youth Project Edenderry Youth Cafe YoYo Youth Cafe / DigiCafe Our Funders & Community Partners Student Placements Work Experience or Volunteering Volunteer Today!

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Dermot Troy,

Limerick Youth Service,

5 Lower Glentworth Street,

Limerick

061412444

dermott@limerickyouthservice.org

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Limerick Youth Service | Supporting Youth Activity in Limerick City and County

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LYS

Limerick Youth Service engages with over 4,500 young people annually in providing a diverse range of youth work, education, training, employability & volunteering opportunities.

Club Finder

Youth Clubs

Youth clubs are fun spaces where young people (10yrs+) can chill out, meet new friends and be themselves! As a member of one of our youth clubs, a young person can take part in a variety of activities such as music, dancing, art, sport, discos, variety shows, youth exchanges, inter-club visits & more.

Young people can also take part in programmes including healthy eating, mental wellbeing, web safety, leaderships skill, personal development & more.

With youth clubs across Limerick City & County, we may have one for you. If not, we can support you to establish one!

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What We Do

What We Do

Limerick Youth Service (LYS) is a leading provider of youth work, education, training, employability & volunteering opportunities for young people and, with nearly 50 years' experience, is to the fore in providing quality youth led programmes.

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Limerick Youth Service | Supporting Youth Activity in Limerick City & Co. Limerick

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LYS Limerick Youth Service engages with over 4,500 young people annually in providing a diverse range of youth work, education, training, employability & volunteering opportunities. Club Finder Youth clubs are fun spaces where young people (10yrs+) can chill out, meet new friends and be themselves!

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Rory Gallagher,
Central Library & Europe Direct Information Centre,
Oliver Plunkett Road,
Letterkenny,
Co Donegal
074 9124950
eudirect@donegallibrary.ie

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The Europe Direct Information Centre (EDIC), Central Library, Letterkenny is the main EDIC for Donegal, one of eight such centres throughout the country. The aim of each centre is to help all citizens European or otherwise, to become more familiar with the structure and development of the European Union. In addition, Leabharlann Phobail Ghaoth Dobhair provides a satellite Europe Direct service with information provision in the Irish language. The EDIC provides a range of services, including free publications, brochures and guides; an on-the-spot question and answer service; computers with access to the EU's Europa website - www.europa.eu; a meeting room capable of hosting talks, promotional events etc. on European matters and free-phone access to the Europe Direct call centre in Brussels.

Europe Direct Information Centre organises Europe themed events to encourage debate and discussion on European issues. Events include multicultural workshops for children/young adults, exhibitions, storytelling from Europe, EU quizzes and regular class visits as well as various informative exhibitions on relevant EU themes.

If you have a question on the EU, would like to provide feedback to the European Commission on EU issues or if you would like the Centre to host a meeting/presentation on European matters please email eudirect@donegallibrary.ie or contact us at 074 91 24950. For queries in the Irish language contact 074 95 60862.

For more information about Europe Direct, go to www.europedirect.ie

The Donegal & Gaeltacht Europe Direct Information Centre is co-funded by Donegal County Council and the European Union.

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The Europe Direct Information Centre (EDIC), Central Library, Letterkenny is the main EDIC for Donegal, one of eight such centres throughout the country. The aim of each centre is to help all citizens European or otherwise, to become more familiar with the structure and development of the European Union.

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Brenda Cowley,

Sligo County Library,

The Manse Building,

Sligo Central Library,

Stephen St.

Sligo

071 9111681

087 3468864

pgannon@sligococo.ie

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The Creative Ireland Programme is guided by a vision that every person in Ireland will have the opportunity to realise their full creative potential. It is a five year all-of-Government initiative, from 2017 to 2022, to place creativity at the centre of public policy

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The Creative Ireland Programme is guided by a vision that every person in Ireland will have the opportunity to realise their full creative potential. It is a five year all-of-Government initiative, from 2017 to 2022, to place creativity at the centre of public policy

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Siobhan Walshe,

Europe Direct Blanchardstown,

Blanchardstown Library & Offices,
Blanchardstown Centre,
Dublin 15

(01) 8905563/8905560

Siobhan.Walshe@fingal.ie

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Rachel Dunne Lambe,
Clare Youth Service,
The Junction,
Clougleigh Road ,
Ennis,
Co. Clare

0656845350

085 8726293

youthinformation@clareyouthservice.org

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Clare Youth Service exists to serve county Clare's young people aged 12 -25, by providing information on rights and entitlements; by representing youth interests; by providing education and training; by organisation or supporting youth clubs, projects and other activities run in local communities; by listening and befriending; by responding to ideas for activities generated by young people. Clare Youth Service had its beginnings in 1969 when it was established as Clare Regional Youth Council. Over the years it has changed and developed to become a leader in the field of Youth Services. It is a company limited by guarantee, with charitable status and is linked by affiliation to Youth Work Ireland.

Clare Youth Service is a young person centred organisation believing that all young people are of equal value and citizens in their own right. Our core values of Trust, Listening, Respect, Voluntary Participation, and Representation are reflected in our work. We have 68 clubs around the county with over 3,000 young people participating in our services each year.

Clare Youth Service works to enable young people in Co. Clare to develop to their full potential, through the co-operative work of trained volunteers and professional staff.

We make a real difference to the lives of young people and the local community by running the following services:

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Clare Youth Service exists to serve county Clare's young people aged 12 -25, by providing information on rights and entitlements; by representing youth interests; by providing education and training; by organisation or supporting youth clubs, projects and other activities run in local communities; by listening and befriending; by responding to ideas for activities generated by young people.

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Helen Butler,

Ballinasloe Youth Information Centre,

New Road

Marina Point

Ballinasloe

Co. Galway

090 9631692
helen.butler@youthworkgalway.ie

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Youth Work Ireland Galway is a voluntary organisation that works with young people in Galway City and County and has done so since the 1970s. We do this through supporting communities to set up and deliver youth programmes on a voluntary basis and by developing services for young people. We work in partnership with a number of community groups and statutory bodies in the development and promotion of youth services. Our staff are supported by over 300 adult volunteers resulting in a comprehensive and diverse range of services for young people throughout the county of Galway.

Our core services are organised into 12 staff led projects. Each project has a trained leader and it's own aims, meetings and activities. We also provide a range of other programmes, activities and services. These include Youth Cafes, After School Clubs, Summer Camps and In-school Workshops. You can browse our projects and programs by location below.

Youth Work Ireland Galway is a voluntary organisation committed to delivering quality youth services within local communities, to empower young people to identify and realise their own potential in a safe and supportive environment.

We utilise a range of participative-based methodologies in our work including the following:

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Anne Murphy,

KDYS Youth Centre Killarney,

Fair Hill,

Killarney,

Co Kerry

0646631748

michelleoneill@kdys.ie

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KDYS (Kerry Diocesan Youth Service) Supporting young people across the diocese of Kerry. Contact us for more information on youth activities in Kerry

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Laura Carey,

Clones Library,

98 Avenue Largy,
Clones,

Co. Monaghan

047 74712

lshalvey@monaghancoco.ie

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Clones Library, 98 Avenue, Clones, H23 RW70

Phone: 047 74712

Email: cloneslibrary@monaghancoco.ie
Opening Hours:
Facilities include: Local history records, Genealogy records, Newspapers, Microfilm readers, Photocopying, 14 Internet PCs (8 adult & 6 children's), FREE WIFI Access, Wheelchair accessible, Community Information Digital Screen, Public toilet, Car park (with 2 wheelchair spaces), Hearing Loop System, Exhibition Area, Outreach/Activities Room

Clones Branch Library is a purpose built Library which was opened in May 2008. The design of the building allows for plenty of natural light which gives the library a bright and airy feel. The Building also houses the Library Headquarters from which the administrative and cataloguing services are provided for all branch libraries in the County.

The public library is located on the ground floor of the building and is an open plan area consisting of an adult, teenage and children's section, with a dedicated exhibition space and a separate activities/outreach room. The Local History Collection for the County is also located in Clones Branch Library.

There are 14 public PC's in the library which provide internet access - 8 adult PC's and 6 children's PC's. Assistive Technology is available on request.

In keeping with our service commitment to promote access to our services for all our customers, two accessible parking spaces are available right outside the door, access to the building is facilitated by automatic doors.

The library counter has a loop hearing system and assistive technology is available for use with the computers.

We offer a wide range of materials for borrowing such as Adult Fiction and Non- Fiction books, Children's Fiction & Non Fiction books, Audio Books (books on CD, MP3 format), DVD's, Magazines, Music CD's.

Request & Inter library loan facility - we will always try to get that book you are looking for - if it is located in another library in County Monaghan, we can request it for you. We can also avail of books, especially books for customers studying, from other libraries around the country, through the Borrowbooks system. Ask a member of staff for more information on this service.

Renew Your Items Online - Do you know that you can renew your items online regardless of Library opening hours. Ask a member of staff at the desk for more information on this as you will need your pin number to access your library account online.

The library provides outreach services to various local organisations, for example The Sacred Heart Nursing Home. For further information on outreach services please contact Laura Carey at 047-74712 or lcarey@monaghancoco.ie

You can also Borrow A Librarian for 1 to 1 guidance through the library services in general, help setting up your device for online services etc. In order to avail of this service, please arrange a time in advance with Library staff.

We also have a copy of the register of electors so you can check if you are registered to vote.
Core Services

Adult & Children's lending and reference sections

Online catalogue

14 computers with Free Internet Access

Photocopying and printing facilities for computer users

Local and National newspapers

Adult and Children's literacy collections

Local Studies Collection (check out the Local History/Genealogy Section of website for more details)

Outreach room and Exhibition area

Large print and Audio books

Language learning material

Community information such as application forms, information on rights and entitlements, etc

Class visits

Block loans and tours available to groups on request

Study and Leisure Reading Area

Community notice board

Request and Inter Library Loan service

Adult & Children's Book Clubs

Event Programme

Assistive Technology

We have weekly Adult Classes, run in conjunction with Monaghan VEC and FAS such as:

Computer Classes

Irish Classes

Elearning at the Library

English Language Classes

We provide other outreach programmes and events regularly, for both children and adults, celebrating the cultural life of the community, such as:

Creative Writing classes

Genealogy classes

Arts and Crafts sessions

Nursing home visits

Crafternoons

Book Clubs

Summer Reading Challenge

We welcome visits from primary and post-primary classes and we are happy to visit schools and playgroups. Teachers may avail of our block loan facility to get long term loans of books for use in the class room. During the school holidays and Children's Book Festival, we run a range of extra events for children. There is always a selection of games, and activities available for children who drop in after school.

What's on offer will vary over time so check the library website and the Clones News in the Local papers!
So don't delay, pay a visit to Clones library today!

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Clones Library, 98 Avenue, Clones, H23 RW70 Phone: 047 74712 Email: cloneslibrary@monaghancoco.ie Opening Hours: Facilities include: Local history records, Genealogy records, Newspapers, Microfilm readers, Photocopying, 14 Internet PCs (8 adult & 6 children's), FREE WIFI Access, Wheelchair accessible, Community Information Digital Screen, Public toilet, Car park (with 2 wheelchair spaces), Hearing Loop System, Exhibition Area, Outreach/Activities Room Clones Branch Library is a purpose built Library which was opened in May 2008.

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Amy Doherty,
Waterford & South Tipperary Community Youth Service,
Edmund Rice Youth & Community Multiplex,

Manor Street,

Waterford
051877328

0863811739

waterfordyic@wstcys.ie

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Covid-19 Guidelines

Here for Youth

When it comes to young people, we believe that everything is connected. That's why we support their families and community as well. Only when everyone is supported, can young people realise their full potential and the whole community flourish as one.

We have been working with young people in their communities for the last 50 years, so we're very aware of the issues you face. And while we don't always have the answers, we can provide the support you need to face such challenges and embrace life to the fullest.

Read More

Latest News

This year saw the launch of a new Erasmus+ program . Discover EU gives young...

View Full Post

Staff and young people from UBU Cluain Meala and Clonmel Community Youth Project attended the...

View Full Post

Waterford Comhairle had a great day in City Hall on Wednesday June 28th. The outgoing...

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Waterford Youth Info Centre 2 months ago

The very best to two of our young people who are heading off on their adventure today with @discovereu erasmus+ They are traveling to five countries over the next two weeks. Keep an eye on our stories as they will do a takeover on our social media. Safe travels 🙂

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Waterford Youth Info Centre 2 months ago

Musical Youth is an Erasmus+ project that brings young people from Europe together to share their love of music and collaborate their cultural music together...

Musical Youth is an Erasmus+ project that brings young people from Europe together to share their love of music and collaborate their cultural music together...

Waterford Youth Info Centre 2 months ago

Musical Youth is an Erasmus+ project that brings young people from Europe together to share their love of music and collaborate their cultural music together...

Musical Youth is an Erasmus+ project that brings young people from Europe together to share their love of music and collaborate their cultural music together...

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Home - Waterford & South Tipperary Community Youth Service

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When it comes to young people, we believe that everything is connected. That's why we support their families and community as well. Only when everyone is...

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Susan Scott,

Clondalkin YIC,

Monastery Road,
Clondalkin,
Dublin 22
086 1304629

01 4594566

cysinfo@crosscare.ie

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Providing youth information of a variety of topics; from student grants to updating your CV, or from travelling abroad to volunteering close to home we can help you make sense of the information at hand

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Julie Kelleher,
Dun Laoghaire YIC,
Crosscare Youth Service,
The Boylan Centre
Sussex St.
Dun Laoghaire
Co. Dublin 012844085 ext 1 jkelleher@crosscare.ie

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Crosscare Teen Counselling

Crosscare Teen Counselling provides a professional counselling service to adolescents and their families who may be struggling with behavioural and emotional problems. Our model, the Positive Systemic Practice model emphasises strengths and focuses on the adolesent's social system, rather than the adolescent as an isolated individual. We are located across the city in the following locations: Drumcondra, Arran Quay, Clondalkin, Tallaght, Finglas & Dun Laoghaire. Website www.teencounselling.ie

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Crosscare Teen Counselling Crosscare Teen Counselling provides a professional counselling service to adolescents and their families who may be struggling with behavioural and emotional problems. Our model, the Positive Systemic Practice model emphasises strengths and focuses on the adolesent's social system, rather than the adolescent as an isolated individual.

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Pauline Strappe Cummins,

Youth Information Tipperary (YWIT),

Croke Street,

Thurles Town,

Co. Tipperary

0877726777

050423742

pauline.strappe@youthworktipperary.ie

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Youth Work Ireland Tipperary is a thriving volunteer led organisation working with our young people aged from 8 to 25 years and a network of locally based youth clubs throughout Tipperary and East Limerick.

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Ger Cronin,

In Sync Youth & Family Services - Youth Information Service,
We have Temporarily Moved to:

Unit 1A

Naas Town Centre

W91K094

(over Boots Chemist)

Naas,

Co. Kildare

yic@insync.ie

ger.cronin@insync.ie
087 1954541

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The organisation was founded in the early 1970's by volunteer youth club leaders concerned with the development of youth club support services throughout County Kildare.

Originally known as Kildare Federation of Youth Clubs, the name changed to Kildare Youth Services in 1986, reflecting a broadening of the work of the organisation. In 2020, following an inclusive consultation process we changed our name to I n Sync youth & family services.

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Putting young people at the centre and working with their families and community In Sync provide a wide range of youth and family services across Kildare and West Wicklow. Our approach is multi-dimensional and multi-disciplinary which means we aim to offer a truly holistic and integrated service.

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Katarzyna Kurzeja/Gareth Gibson

Letterkenny Youth Information Centre,

16-18 Port Road,

Letterkenny,

Co. Donegal

074 912 96 40

katarzyna.kurzeja@donegalyouthservice.ie

gareth.gibson@donegalyouthservice.ie

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Donegal Youth Service is a countywide youth agency with over 30 affiliated youth clubs, and numerous projects which have been developed as a direct response to the needs of young people.Projects which support their mental, emotional and physical health, provide training and empower them to reach their own individual potential.

From humble beginnings in 1981, we have grown a lot over the years, and we now work with over 11,500 young people every year from age 3 - 30.We are here for young people wherever they are, year after year, generation after generation in whatever way we are needed.

Welcome

We're currently updating and improving our website. We hope everything is working properly, but if not it will be fixed soon. We apologise for any inconvenience this causes. Please contact us and see what we can do for you! 🙂

Anyone else having water issues on the Port Road? @CulturalCentre @angrianan 💧

New programme for 16-18 year olds not in FullTime education, training or employment. It's all about YOU & your goals, so you will help to design the programme. See details below & contact us. It's your turn! Could be anywhere in #Donegal depending on interest ☺️

Donate

Your donations make a big difference to the work that we do. Thank you for supporting young people. You can make a donation safely and securely through PayPal. DYS are a registered charity. Charity Number: CHY 15027.

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"The support I received from my worker was fantastic, when I thought nobody cared or wanted to listen, they were there. I feel now that I'm able to approach anything in a more calm and positive way. When something goes wrong, there's always another way without feeling like giving up. I got a new chance to get who I am back, I'm so thankful."

Youth Talk Donegal participant

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Donegal Youth Service is a countywide youth agency with over 30 affiliated youth clubs, and numerous projects which have been developed as a direct response to the needs of young people.Projects which support their mental, emotional and physical health, provide training and empower them to reach their own individual potential.

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Una Kelly,
Europe Direct Information Centre,
Ballinasloe Library,
Society Street,
Ballinasloe 0909643464

ukelly@galwaycoco.ie