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Letterkenny
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:: LetterkennyFibromates Meeting in Milbrae Health Centre, Stranorlar. On the first Friday of every month from 6.30pm to 8.30pm. For people who live with Fibromyalgia, both as a patient or family member. Here’s a chance to meet others in the same boat, for a cuppa and a chat. Cover charge of €1, refreshments provided. Everyone welcome. If you are interested in a group setting up in Inishowen, please text me on the number below. If enough people are interested we will set up a group in time. Contact Jude Bromley on 086 3945008. Free Courses for Family Carers: Manual handling and CPR first aid courses are available from Diane Donnelly, Carers Development Officer, to book your place call 087 2770103. Also taking names of those interested in Fetac L5 Care of the Older Person. If you have any general queries in relation to caring contact Diane. Inishowen Rural Transport now operate two services to Letterkenny on a Sunday - one at midday & one in evening. For more info on this and all services tel: 9322291 or 0879861606. University of Ulster welcome applications for our part-time Irish language courses in our various centres at Magee College Derry, Annagry, Downings and Letterkenny. More info. tel. Ros O’Hagan 048 71375277 or email mf.oneill@ulster.ac.uk A former teacher of St. Eunan's College, Letterkenny, Damian Lawlor, has published a book about Na Fianna Éireann. This is the centenary year of the foundation of Na Fianna, by Countess Markievicz and Bulmer Hobson and, according to the author, his is the first history of the organisation written. The book is called 'Na Fianna Éireann and the Irish Revolution - 1909 to 1923'. It charts the growth and development of Na Fianna from 1909 to 1923, giving for the first time access to the stories of individual members. Breakout is a new youth drop-in service for young gay and lesbian people in Donegal. The group is open to 14-18 year olds and is also open to bisexual or transgender people. The service meets weekly and aims to provide a safe space where young people can be themselves without fear of prejudice. For more information contact Sheena or Marty on text line 0857411607 or email lgbt@donegalyouthservice.ie .
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