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  • FRC - Materenity Leave Cover

     

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    Dunmanway

    Family Resource Centre

    Wish to recruit

    A Support and Development/Family Support Worker

    For maternity leave cover

     

    The ideal candidate will have:

    • A third level qualification in Community Development or related field with 1 year  relevant experience or three years proven experience in the Community and Voluntary Sector
    • Experience of working in a family support role
    • Excellent interpersonal, communication and organisational skills
    • Experience of working with groups in a facilitative manner
    • Good IT and Report writing skills

     

    The Post will be subject to Garda vetting and References

     

    The post is initially for 10 hours per week increasing to 15 hours during term time

     

    For an application form and information pack please contact the project offices.  Completed application forms should be returned to the Chairperson at:

     

    Dunmanway Family Resource Centre

    Tonafora

    Bantry Road 

    Dunmanway

    Co Cork

    Or email info@dunmanwayfrc.com

    Closing date for completed application forms: 5pm on the 3rd June 2011

    Short listing will apply and interviews will take place week beginning 13th June 2011

     

    Dunmanway FRC is an Equal Opportunities Employer.

  • Togher Play School

    playschoolA new playschool will open at Togher National School in September 2011.  For children aged 3-5 years.  ECCE free pre-school year places available.  Qualified play leader with 10 years experience in pre-school education.

    For information and enrolments phone Sarah on 087 9336526.

  • Tabor Lodge

    Tabor Lodge  are starting a four week programme see below. It is probably too short notice for tonight (Monday 16th May) but you are welcome to join over the following weeks. The hope is to set up a group after the four weeks

    The following is an outline of four week programme starting tonight (Monday 16th May) at 7.30 in Fellowship House, Bantry:

    Addiction and Denial the parallel process in relation to the affect on family and the addict

    How to support the Family, the addict and  disengage with enabling the addiction to continue

    The Family roles that are adapted to survive in addiction, developing awareness on adapted behaviour

    How to intervene with the addict and learn a more successful interaction

    The evenings are open to both those affected and those working in the area.

    Contact person is Toni Malone 0214887110

    www.taborlodge.ie


     

  • Launch of USIT Student Discount Card Scheme In Dunmanway

    miccardlaunchThere was great anticipation last Friday in MICC Secondary School at the official launch of the USIT discount student card scheme in Dunmanway. The students register for their card in the school at a cost of €13.00 and this qualifies them to avail of a number of discounts nationwide.

    "The biggest driving factor for the 5th year students on the Student Executive Council was that they were hoping local businesses would participate in the scheme which would encourage students to purchase more goods and services locally, which would in turn provide opportunities for extra employment in the town" said Mr Kenneth Hickey of MICC.

    Andrew Healy, the Chairman of the Dunmanway Enterprise Network was there along with Peter Walsh, the DEN Treasurer and PRO.

    Andrew said "We were delighted to be approached by the Student Council regarding their discount student card. Trading remains challenging to say the least for local businesses, and any incentive that encourages people to support their local businesses is hugely welcomed. We launched this initiative at a breakfast meeting of the DEN a couple of weeks ago and we are really encouraging our members to get behind it." 

    Peter Walsh said "The success of this scheme locally is dependant on the reaction of local busineeses. We all know the loss to the local economy of Dunmanway when people purchase goods outside of town, so this is really an opportunity for the business people of Dunmanway to encourage the students to shop at home".

     

    Pictured at the launch of the USIT discount student card scheme are from left to right, Fiona Nic Charthaigh Principal MICC, Andrew Healy Chairman of DEN,  Student Executive Council Members Adrian Grace, Roisín Herlihy, Aileen Murphy and Sarah Fitzgerald, Peter Walsh Treasurer & PRO of DEN, and Kenneth Hickey Teacher in MICC.

     

  • Cox Silver Plate returns to Dunmanway

    HISTORICAL SOCIETY
    On Saturday next history will be made when a descendent of the Cox family will visit Dunmanway.  The Cox family were the original landlords and founders of the town of Dunmanway.  Susan Morse, a fourth generation descendant of the Cox family will present to the Historical Society a silver plate set which had been presented to Martha and Katherine Cox in 1846 by Fr James Doheny on behalf of the tenants of the Cox estate in Dunmanway.  It was in appreciation of the kind generosity of the Cox sisters in reducing the rents during the famine.  This inscribed silver plate was handed down through the generations in America, so Susan Morse has decided to bring it back to its place of origin, Dunmanway.  The presentation will be made at the Famine Memorial Chapel at St Antonys Hospital on Saturday next at 3.00 pm and all are welcome to attend.
  • Historical Society

    'The Earl Grey Scheme to Australia'
    A talk on the Earl Grey Scheme to Australia will be given by Sile Murphy to the Historical Society on THURSDAY MAY 5TH AT 8.00 PM at the Heritage Centre. Main Street.  All are welcome

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