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Updated: over 3 years ago
OBJECTIVES (i)To develop solidarity among older people. (ii)To serve as the direct voice of older people, to represent their needs, including the interests of the less articulate and more vulnerable sections of the elderly population, and to campaign on th
Updated: over 3 years ago
The aims of Irish CND are: (a) ro seek the abolition of nuclear weapons and all weapons of mass destruction; (b) to condemn the acquisition, possession, stockpiling, use or threatened use of nuclear weapons by any state whatsoever; (c) to seek all measures
Areas: Poverty Alleviation, Conflict Resolution, Military Disarmament
Type: Non Governmental Organization - Scope: national
Type: Non Governmental Organization - Scope: national
Updated: about 1 year ago
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies - Irish Red Cross Society (Network/ Coalition/ Collective)
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies is the world's largest humanitarian organization, providing assistance without discrimination as to nationality, race, religious beliefs, class or political opinions. The Federation's mis
Updated: 7 months ago
The Irish Women`s Environmental Network (IWEN) is a registered charity which aims to enable people to live a sustainable lifestyle and work for the improvement of our environment through the provision of information, talks and workshops and representation
Updated: about 1 year ago
Irish Whale and Dolphin Group IWDG Dublin North/Fingal (Non Governmental Organization)
About us The Irish Whale and Dolphin Group is dedicated to the conservation and better understanding of cetaceans in Irish waters. The Group was founded in 1990 to establish an Irish stranding and sighting scheme and to campaign for the declaration of Iris
Areas: Ecotourism, Animal Welfare and Rights, Cetaceans, Marine Ecology and Conservation, Natural Resource Education
Type: Non Governmental Organization - Scope: regional - Contact: Nick Channon
Type: Non Governmental Organization - Scope: regional - Contact: Nick Channon
Updated: about 1 year ago
The Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice is a centre for social research and action which seeks to respond to situations of structural injustice. It is sponsored by the Irish Jesuits. Our activities include: Theological Reflection The Centre endeavors to he
Updated: over 3 years ago
... organizations, and government. Keep Dublin-Laurens Beautiful enables local
Areas: Pollution Prevention and Reduction, Sustainable Communities, Community Resources, Community Service/Volunteerism, Natural Heritage Conservation, Organizational Support and Management, Environmental Education
Type: Network/ Coalition/ Collective - Scope: regional - Contact: Patsy Baker, Executive Director
Type: Network/ Coalition/ Collective - Scope: regional - Contact: Patsy Baker, Executive Director
Updated: over 3 years ago
Open up the potential of the Liffey Valley, from and including, the Phoenix Park to the Planes of Kildare, through the promotion and development of a Liffey Valley National Park incorporating lands in both Public and Private ownership.
Areas: Conservation Area Creation, Conservation Area Protection
Type: Non Governmental Organization - Scope: national
Type: Non Governmental Organization - Scope: national
Updated: over 3 years ago
The vision of Lucca Leadership Ireland is to produce leaders who serve humanity through their community, who live the principles of Lucca Leadership Ireland and thus help to shape the Ireland of the future and influence all of humanity by their example and
Areas: Social Development, Women's Rights, Leadership Training, Youth Leadership, Economic Development
Type: Non Governmental Organization - Scope: national - Contact: Brian McGeough, Chairman
Type: Non Governmental Organization - Scope: national - Contact: Brian McGeough, Chairman
Updated: over 3 years ago
The gap between the world’s rich and poor is wider than ever. Global injustices such as poverty, AIDS, malnutrition, conflict and illiteracy remain rife. Despite the promises of world leaders, at our present sluggish rate of progress the world will fail di

