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Here is a sample of the Specialist Speech Programme Proposals that we have received since February 2002. There’s more to come as we classify the stack of proposals and figure out where they belong. In the meantime, this is what we have – most of these programmes did get their place in the schedule, others never made it past the ‘good idea at the time’ stage. If you want to add your name to Dundalk FM’s list of community broadcasters then call in to our Programme and Technical meetings which are open to everybody and are on the first Tuesday of the month at the station starting at 5pm. Arts and Literature Art Beat 09/08/02 Brendan Moriarty and Trevor Lee For anyone interested in film, theatre, music and television reviews, with specific emphasis on young people (15yrs-30yrs). Issues/topics to be covered, film reviews, theatre reviews and interviews, television reviews. Reviews of music albums and performers. Musical theme, music from film sound tracks and older Irish musicians. Arts and Culture Show 02/02/11 Eileen Corcoran The show appeals to anyone with an interest in film, drama, TV, music, literature and history. The show features lively discussion, debates and reviews. Creative Flow 07/12/13 Jacinta Matthews This show appeals to an audience ranging from 30 upwards. The show features original compositions of short stories, poetry, book club, choices and occasional interviews with established authors. Curtains Up! For people interested in the arts, specifically drama and in local personalities and events. Issues covered upcoming productions, theatrical anecdotes. Listening to Literature 19/06/03 For primary and secondary school pupils and also aimed at a younger audience & older audience through a wide selection of prose, plays and poetry. Issues/topics covered, an examination of issues raised by the texts on the Leaving Certificate English Course, with contributions for interested people, also light-hearted discussions of relevant/suitable text for younger listeners. Local Entertainment News 11/08/03 Kate Gaynor This show appeals to everyone from the age of 10 to 90 years of age. The show features include covering topics such as theatre, drama, visual arts, arts & craft, events, live music and interviews with both organisers and participants in any local entertainment events. Music and Poetry – 13/04/05 Frank Morne This show appeals to all listeners with a love for music, reading and poetry. The show invites 3 guests in every week to read out poems, or from a piece of their favorite literature. The show also features a question and answer session at the end. Poetry Readings / Creative Writing/ Drama Music Talent For everyone 10 years or under, any religion, colour, creed or nationality. Topics covered include poetry readings, interviews, Patrick Kavanagh Society, amateur drama on air, short stories, poetry readings and creative writing. People who write poetry do they also write songs? E book publishers brought into talk on the show, about how to get published, self publication patent & copyright issues. Pundalk- 07/07/14 Cathal Sweeney The show will appeal to a wide audience. The show takes a humourous look at what’s happening in the news etc. Radio Drama 7/08/08 Jamie Johnston The show appeals to mostly an adult audience, but might also appeal to a younger audience as well. The show features a soap opera based on local issues, the soap opera aims to be realistic and informative. Seen, Heard and Read Cathal Cassidy, Seamus Tiernan This show appeals to all patrons of the Dundalk Library. The show features a review from European and Irish book’s CD’s and films & DVD’s. The 3 R’s Rhythm, Rhymes & Writers – 22/02/05 The show mostly appeals to an older age group. The show features locally produced music, written (prose, poetry, etc). Interviews, with samples of material – readings and music recordings. Audio Books Audio Book Series 09/09/08 The show is aimed at all age groups. Tthe show will feature a reader reading a different book on each show and the programme is 100% speech. Business Shows Business Coaching Programme 24/07/14 Aidan Noone This show would appeal mostly to business owners. The show features topics such as business past and present, coaching tips for businesses, possible solutions and suggestions for improvement. Business Matters 15/10/12 John Sisk & Mario MacBlain This show would be of interest to the general public but specifically those with an interest in business matters. The show features all things from the world of business from latest news to current exchange rates. Enterprising People 25/07/02 For young business people and older working people. Issues/topics to be covered people in small and new business and how they started, etc. Musical theme popular music and associated songs to go with programme piece. Saturday Magazine Show 03/05/02 For job seekers, anyone interested in career change or training. Issues/topics covered feature on the LES, C.V preparation, interview skills, job spot, training opportunities, focus on particular careers, career direction. Starting Your Own Business 02/12/09 Karen Devine The show appeals to people with an interest in starting their own business. The show features ideas, tips and interviews with people who have experience in starting their own business. TECH Central The show appeals to people interested in media, communications and modern conveniences. The show featured on all things such as PC virus, online chat rooms, MP3’s, video conferencing, voice data, internet costs, etc. The Small Business 09/01/04 Tom Laramie The show appeals to anyone with an interest in the business world. The show features interviews with business people, covering all things business related. Comedy A Semi Satirical Chat Show 01/07/05 Steven Peck For an audience with an interest in debates, lively humour and important music of the 20th century. The show features topics such as social issues, humour, ways of living and travel. Dundalk Sketch Show For people how like comedy. Issues covered local, national, international, politics and news etc. Borderline Comedy News 26/08/02 The target audience for this show is anyone with a sense of humour, features included are humorous slants on news, chat sketches and charters. Sense & Sensibility with Pete &
Here is a sample of the Language Programme Proposals that we have received since February 2002. There’s more to come as we classify the stack of proposals and figure out where they belong. In the meantime, this is what we have – most of these programmes did get their place in the schedule, others never made it past the ‘good idea at the time’ stage. If you want to add your name to Dundalk FM’s list of community broadcasters then call in to our Programme and Technical meetings which are open to everybody and are on the first Tuesday of the month at the station starting at 5pm. African Straight Talk Africa 18/11/08 Mighty Shovel Osemowonibo. Intended audience, all age groups. The show engages it’s audience by covering true African Cultural events and news for the African Community in Dundalk. Topics & issues covered African news & events. Musical theme a mix of Irish and African music. Afro Jist 21/08/02 Abimbola This show appeals to anybody interested in African culture. The show features traditional music, news and discussion of issues of importance. Chinese Craic with China 30/10/08 Intended audience ranging from the age of 18 to 80. The show introduced the Chinese culture to Irish and served the Chinese Community in Dundalk. Issues/topic covered by the show, Chinese events happening in Dundalk, Chinese Culture, music, city etc. Musical theme a mix of Irish and Chinese music. French Explosif 01/05/02 Migual Kaguaka French speaking show, covering matters concerning the town of Dundalk and the surrounding area. Musical theme is a mix of African Music (Rumba Rhythm), American music, European and more. Les Jeunes a l’ecoute French speaking show, covering the topics of violence among young people and their education, offering advice. Musical theme African music (Rumba Rhythm), American, Reggae, and European music. Irish An Meangadh Beag 15/09/08 Intended audience, everyone aged 13 years or older. The show covers the topic of the Irish language, and Irish music. The show features music from Irish artists from down through the years. Siamsaíocht Dhún Dealgan Trí Ghaeilge 09/12/04 Mary Bailey The audience this show mainly appeals to is people aged from 17 to 24 years old. The show comprises of both music and film reviews through Irish. The show also features a tips segment for leaving cert students to help them with their leaving certificated oral exam. Latvian Latvian Talk Time 11/05/04 Landa Prancane The audience this show appeals to is people from the Irish/Latvian community and general public. The show features included topics such as Latvians living in Ireland, EU enlargement, Latvians influence on the Irish economy, Irish people’s attitude towards Latvian’s employed in Ireland. Polish Spanish The Spanish Show 19/03/09 Luca Ramona Nicoleta Intended audience, Spanish students living in Dundalk. Issues/topic to be covered, Spanish News, Spanish Parers, Spanish Music, Spanish Entertainment News.
Here is a sample of the Music Programme Proposals that we have received since February 2002. There’s more to come as we classify the stack of proposals and figure out where they belong. In the meantime, this is what we have – most of these programmes did get their place in the schedule, others never made it past the ‘good idea at the time’ stage. If you want to add your name to Dundalk FM’s list of community broadcasters then call in to our Programme and Technical meetings which are open to everybody and are on the first Tuesday of the month at the station starting at 5pm. 60’s Back to the Sixties 30/03/08 Tom Gernon For everyone who likes music from the Sixties. The show will engage the audience through phone requests, phone ins, guest interviews and voxpops, playing a range of 60’s material including A sides, B sides, and album tracks. Also includes songs that didn’t make the charts. The Jimmy Dave Show 08/09/02 Jimmy Dawe This show appeals to a wide ranging audience. The show covered local events and music from the 60’s up to the 90’s, including classic swing and big band country. 80’s 80’s Music Show 25/02/05 Neil Ross For anyone with an interest in 80’s music, featuring music from different years down through 80’s and also features some sports news from each year in question. African Afro-Jist 01/05/02 Abimbola Joseph Osobe The show is aiming for an audience of people who like African music of all different age groups. Features of the show are some English and pure African tunes. Music from East Africa Today 10/02/11 Mohammed Babkar For an audience with an interest in African music, for all age groups. The show features interviews with guests who have a special interest in East African music. Alternative First Cut 15/08/07 David Manning For the young and not so very young. The show features a segment on new bands, new demos etc. The show also takes a look at new bands just started, rehearsals and gigs, copyright etc. Get Ready to Witness 01/06/02 Helen Lavelle For Witness fans, ticket holders and non-ticket holders. Covering acts that played Witness, speak about the acts, music from various acts playing at the weekend. Music from bands such as Basement Jaxx, Oasis, The Hives, The Prodigy, The Chemical Brothers, Cornelius, No Doubt, Green Day, The Foo Fighters, Badly Drawn Boy, and lesser knowing acts. Mix-tape Mondays 06/06/08 Darren Mackin For the ages of 14 to 40. The audience will be engaged by text in’s, requests, and interviews from local bands. Featuring new bands plus interviews, live performances, gig news, film reviews, playing of local band demos. The show will be made up of 70% music and 30% speech. No Requests 15/02/10 Intended audiences, from age 15 and over. Special interest music and popular culture. The show engages the audience through a discussion of theme and the show explores the impact music has socially and the various depths of emotional response derived from songs. Topics/issues covered socio-political and human emotion. Punk and Disorderly 01/04/13 Shane Tipping The show appeals to all music lovers aged from 16 to 80. The show covers all things punk from band reviews, to upcoming gigs, album and single reviews. Plus interviews with bands that are coming to town. Planet of Sound 01/05/02 Adam Matthews Anyone with a genuine taste in music, who won’t settle for what is being given in the charts. People who feel they are obliged to go in search of a new music to satisfy their addiction. Covering local gigs, fundraisers, etc. (mainly, local entertainment) *alternative music*. Music from artists such as The Pixies, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Joy Division, Echo and the Bunnymen, The White Stripes, local band demo’s, The Strokes, The Hives, Teardrop Explodes, Jeff Buckley, Bob Dylan, The Velvet Underground, The Smiths. Rock in Hindsight 20/01/09 Daire McAnallen and Gary Conlon For males aged between the ages of 15 to 45 with an interest in rock music, particularly from the late 1980’s onwards. The show features a guest with a special interest and knowledge of each year that is covered during the show. Rocking the Suburbs 01/05/02 Gavin Dullaghan For males and females between the age of 13 yrs to 25 yrs. Show will feature local band interviews, up and coming concerts, skate parks and extreme sports and other issues. Music from bands such as Nirvana, the Smashing Pumpkins, The Foo Fighters, Ben Folds, Muse, Radiohead & The Hives. Soundscape 01/06/02 Ronan Rafferty For 20 yrs to 40 yrs. Tracks from Kruder & Dorfmeister, Nick Drake, Tom Waits, Tortoise, A Silver MT, Zion, Two Lone Swordsmen, Mogwai, Stereolab, Aphex Twin, Square Pusher, PJ Cam, Boards of Canada. Storm The Orchard 27/03/14 Danny O’Hanlon For fans of rock music and comedy. The show features a mix of music new and old, as well as some radio appropriate comedic elements and sketches. The Drop 30/08/10 Niamh Kirk The show is aimed at an audience ranging from 16 – 35 and will engage the listeners through texts in, social networks, email, websites, competitions and requests. Issues/topics covered include all things electronic and interviews with local artists, local and nationally released music and international acts playing in the local area. Community groups will be brought in on a show. White Noise 17/08/02 For people with a wide range of musical taste. What’s happening around the town, and coverage of up and coming gigs. Music from Primal Scream, Pink Floyd and Sonic Sounds. Who Shot J.R.? 25/02/02 John Ryan International and local Rock Music, local gigs, plus music news and national concerts. Music tracks from Rock, Metal, Alternative, Indie, Grunge and local bands. Americana Americana Highway 11/05/02 John Cotter The target audience of this show was anybody interested in the origins of current music. The show traces music origins from the 20’s the whole way up to the 90’s. The show covers music ranging from bluegrass, country, folk to traditional music. American
Here is a sample of the Sports Programme Proposals that we have received since February 2002. There’s more to come as we classify the stack of proposals and figure out where they belong. In the meantime, this is what we have – most of these programmes did get their place in the schedule, others never made it past the ‘good idea at the time’ stage. If you want to add your name to Dundalk FM’s list of community broadcasters then call in to our Programme and Technical meetings which are open to everybody and are on the first Tuesday of the month at the station starting at 5pm. GAA Words & Music 14/12/10 Dermot Woods The show appeals to a wide range of GAA fans of all ages. The show covers everything to do with GAA in the local area, and also includes interviews with special guests. General Sports Ball Talk Intended audience people young and old interested in sports. The show is about sport mainly focusing on local sport ranging from, GAA following the progress of the six Gaelic clubs in the town of Dundalk at all levels and age groups, (eight areas for Cumman Peile na nÓg), the Hurling league and the progress of all county teams. Soccer: with the commencement of the FAI during the summer following the progress of Dundalk FC. Golf, following the major competitions held around the town and major sporting events nationally and inter-nationals such as the World Cup, Embassy World Championship and the Irish Open. Midweek Local Sports Round Up 12/06/07 Intended audience, all ages people ages. Issues/topic covered, a round up of all the weeks sports results for all local sports teams and clubs from Dundalk and the surrounding local area. Saturday Sport 23/08/02 Intended audience 20 yrs- 45 yrs old. Issues/topics to be covered, current sporting events and related issues. Musical theme contemporary music. Sports Celebrity Profile 20/08/02 Micheal Heeney This programme appeals to a general audience plus interested groups. The show features profiles of famous and infamous sports world celebrities. Sports Dundalk 02/08/02 Damien McQuillan This show appeals to anyone with an interest in sports. The show covers all sports, and all age groups involved in those sports. Sports Sports Sports Intended audience, people of all ages interested in sport. Issues covered general sports from around Dundalk and the local area including GAA, soccer, rugby etc. Musical theme general chart music. The Field Behind The Plough Micheal Heerey This show appeals to a wide ranging audience. The show features the development of GAA clubs in the local area, as well as the history of local courses and grey hounds. Horseracing Racing Daily19/05/05 Gerard Mellon This show appeals to an audience that are racing goers, enthusiasts and punters. The show features news analysis, (main race at each meeting) and naps on the daily racing in Ireland and England. Ice Hockey Bullseye – Martin Grant, Sonia McEneaney and Liam Burke. Radio on Ice – a weekly radio show dedicated to the Dundalk Ice Hockey team the Dundalk Bulls. Pigeon Racing Pigeon Racing Desmond Murray The show appeals to anyone interested in pigeon racing. The show features pieces on the pigeon race training, events plus clubs. Rugby Oddly Shaped Balls 06/01/14 Geraldine Kieran This show would appeal to sports and rugby fans. The programme is a feature rugby show, review of the weekend’s games as well as all topics related to rugby. Soccer Dundalk Days 10/06/05 Neil Ross This show appeals to football fans past and a general audience. The show features a different guest interview each week, interviews with Dundalk FC fans and everything to do with Dundalk FC. Saturday Soccer Live 06/08/13 David Lennon, Ciaran Hughes, Ciaran Callan The show appeals to all fans and people interested in soccer. The show covers all things to do with Premiership, Championship and all European football. The show also includes a text and phone in section. Summer League Focus 04/07/12 Gussie Hearty, Robbie Rafferty and Alan McComish The show appeals to all sports fans and people interested in soccer in Dundalk. The show features interviews with guest and a discussion on everything happening in the Summer League. Supporters of Dundalk FC 14/01/04 Derek Pepper This show appeals to anyone with an interest in Dundalk FC. The show features match analysis, player interviews, guest speakers, and fans eye views. Water Sports and Activities Making Waves 17/06/02 Intended audience marine and angling community, people involved in all types of water sports and leisure activities involving water. The fishing and aqua culture community, wider community at large. Issues/topics to be covered maritime news & features programme, focusing on Dundalk maritime heritage, including features on aqua culture, the Port Company, angling, sailing & fishing. Wrestling Wrestling Weekly – Denis Kennedy and Barry Kearney Intended audience, wrestling fans, children, teenagers, young adults. Issues topics covered in the show, results & success of WWE – Tough Enough. Voxpops of fans, & interviews with superstars. Reviews of upcoming events and what’s happening. Musical themes – Entrance themes & tunes of WWE Wrestling Superstars.
Weekly Sports Shows on Dundalk FM Sports Academy John Murphy, Robbie Rafferty, (Dundalk Summer League), Gussie Hearty (Soccer) and Richie Ford (GAA) every Saturday at 4pm. Oriel Park Live Pre-match build-up with David Bellew and Orla Crilly followed by full match commentary with John Murphy, Gussie Hearty and Ger Cunningham from home and away matches Fridays at 7.00pm. Summer League Focus Gussie Hearty, Robbie Rafferty and Dazer Bond (May to November) Wednesdays at 8pm. For a complete directory of sports clubs in County Louth see the Louth Sports Partnership website www.louthlsp.ie American Football Louth Mavericks Website/Club page: https://www.americanfootball.ie/team/louth-mavericks/ https://www.facebook.com/louthmavericks/ Angling Dundalk and District Brown Trout Anglers Website/Club page: www.browntroutanglers.com Dundalk Salmon Anglers Website/Club page: https://dundalksalmonanglers.weebly.com/ Archery Cuchulainn Archers Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/cuchulainn.archers Ardee Archers Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/ardeearchery/ (Last post 2019) Athletic Clubs Ardee & District Athletic Club Website/Club page: http://ardeedistrictac.com Blackrock Athletic Club Website/Club page: www.blackrockac.com Glenmore Athletic Club Website/Club page: www.glenmoreac.com Mount Pleasant Athletic Club Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/Mountpleasant-AC-769803013111853/ (Last post 2015) Dundealgan Athletic Club Website/Club page: http://www.dundealganac.com/ (Last updated 2018) North East Runners Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/northeastrunners.dundalk St Gerard’s Athletic Club Website/Club page: www.stgerardsac.org (Last news post for 2017) St Peter’s Athletic Club, Dromiskin Website/Club page: www.stpetersac.com (Last updated 2019) Basketball Dundak Ravens Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/DundalkRavensBasketballClub/ Boxing Ardee Boxing Club Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/ArdeeBoxingClub/ Clann Noafa Boxing Academy Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/Clann-Naofa-Boxing-Academy-169420576731521/ Dealgan Boxing Club Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Company/DEALGAN-BOXING-CLUB-173558354222/ Kilanny Boxing Club Website/Club page: None available Muirhevnamor Boxing Club Website/Club page: None available https://vymaps.com/IE/Muirhevnamore-Boxing-Club-1814244/ O’Hanlon Park Boxing Club Website/Club page: http://www.ohanlonparkhillview.com/boxing.html Tredagh Boxing Academy, Termonfeckin Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/TredaghBoxingAcademy/ Cricket Dundalk Cricket Club Website/Club page: http://www.dundalkcricket.com/ Cycling Ardee Cycling Club Website/Club page: https://ardeecc.club/ https://www.facebook.com/ardeecyclingclub/ Louth WATCH (Walking and Tandem Cycling1 for Health) Club Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/watchclublouth/ Darts Website/Club page: www.dundalkcycling.com Diving Dundalk Sub Aqua Search and Rescue Website/Club page: www.dundalksubaqua.ie Gaelic Games St Brides GFC, Knockbridge Website/Club page: http://www.stbridesgfc.com/Pages/houseDraw.aspx St Geraldine’s GFC. Haggardstown Website/Club page: http://geraldinesgfc.ie/ St Malachy’s GFC, Hackballscross Website/Club page: http://www.stmalachys.ie/ https://www.facebook.com/stmalachysgfc/ St Joseph’s GFC, Dromiskin Website/Club page: http://thejoesgfc.com Clan na Gael GFC, Echo Road, Dundalk Website/Club page: (Website under development) https://www.facebook.com/ClannGAA/ Dundalk Young Irelands GFC Website/Club page: www.dundalkyoungirelands.com / https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Amateur-Sports-Team/Dundalk-Young-Irelands-GFC-DYI-152983585697/ Dundalk Gaels, Avenue Road, Dundalk Website/Club page: (Website suspended) https://www.facebook.com/dundalk.gaels/ Kilkerley Emmets GAA Website/Club page: http://kilkerleyemmets.louth.gaa.ie/Pages/Default.aspx Roche Emmets GAA Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/rocheemmets/ Sean O’Mahony’s, Point Road, Dundalk Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/pg/seanomahonys/posts/ Louth GAA Website Website/Club page: www.louthgaa.ie Golf Ballymascanlon Golf Club Website/Club page: https://www.ballymascanlon.com/golf.html Greenore Golf Club Website/Club page: www.greenoregolfclub.com Dundalk Golf Club, Blackrock Website/Club page: www.dundalkgolfclub.ie Gyms Aura Leisure Centre Website/Club page: https://www.auraleisure.ie/ Felda, Dublin Road Website/Club page: https://www.felda.ie/ Karate Blackrock Wadokai Website/Club page: http://www.irelandwadokai.ie/ Dundalk Karate Club Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/dundalk.karate/ Mixed Martial Arts SANDA Mixed Martial Arts Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/SandaMMAdundalk/ Dundalk MMA Website/ Club page: https://www.facebook.com/DundalkMMA/ Irish Martial Arts Academy Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/IRISHMAA/ http://www.irishmartialartsacademy.com/ Team Torres Mixed Martial Arts Academy Website/Club page: https://www.teamtorresdundalk.com Motocross Dundalk and District Motocross Club, Dundalk Motopark, Kilcurry Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/pg/Dundalkmotopark/posts/?ref=page_internal Pitch and Putt Courses Channonrock, Conlon’s Pub, Carrick Road, Dundalk Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/Channonrock-pitch-and-putt-608126372602964/ Inniskeen Pitch and Putt Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Stadium–Arena—Sports-Venue/Inniskeen-Pitch-and-Putt-Club-559164044232084/ http://www.ldmpitchandputt.com/inniskeen.html Point Road Website/Club page: None available Rugby Carlingford Rugby Club Website/Club page: https://carlingford-knights-rfc.business.site/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=referral / https://www.facebook.com/Carlingford-Knights-RFC-1719963534965188/ Dundalk Rugby Club, Mill Road, Castletown, Dundalk Website/Club page: https://www.dundalkrfc.ie/ https://www.facebook.com/DundalkRFC/ Sailing Carlingford Lough Yacht Club, Killowen Point, Rostrevor, Co Down Website/Club page: http://www.clyc.info/ Carlingford Sailing Club, Ghan Road, Carlingford Website/Club page: http://www.carlingfordsailingclub.net/ Soccer League of Ireland Dundalk FC Website/Club page: www.dundalkfc.com Dundalk and District Junior League aka Summer League https://www.facebook.com/DUNDALKD/ Muirhevnamor FC Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/muirhevnamor.fc/?ref=page_internal Shamrocks FC Website/Club page: http://shamrocksfcdundalk.com/ Rampart Celtic Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/RampartCeltic/ St Dominic’s FC Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/stdominicsfc (Last updated 2015) Dundalk Winter League Bay United FC, Bay Estate Website/Club page: www.bayfc.com Glenmuir FC Website/Club page: www.glenmuirfc.com Quay Celtic FC Website/Club page: https://www.quayceltic.com Redeemer FC Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/Redeemer-Celtic-1636815569888509/ Rock Celtic FC, Blackrock Website/Club page: http://www.rockcelticfc.com/ Shamrocks FC Website/Club page: http://shamrocksfcdundalk.com/ St Dominic’s FC Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/pg/stdoms2017/posts/?ref=page_internal Swimming Aura Leisure Centre, St Alphonsus Road Website/Club page: https://www.auraleisure.ie/location/dundalk/ Felda Website/Club page: https://www.felda.ie/ Tennis Ballymascanlon Leisure Centre (2 Courts Available) Website/Club page: https://www.ballymascanlon.com/leisure.html Dundalk Lawn Tennis and Badminton Club Website/Club page: www.dundalkracketsclub.com Dundalk Sports Centre (1 Court Available) Website/Club page: https://www.dundalksportscentre.com/ Triathlon Setanta Triathlon Club Website/Club page: http://setantatriathlonclub.com/ Walking and Hiking Wee Binnian Walkers Website/Club page: www.weebinnians.com Let’s go Walking Roche Website/Club page: https://www.facebook.com/rocheemmets/photos/a.286378441472199/2207806872662670/?type=3 Dromiskin Fit Club Website/Club page: https://www.dromiskinns.ie/parents-page/dromiskin-fit-club/ / https://www.facebook.com/dromiskinfitclub/ Kilbroney Ramblers Website/Club page: http://www.kilbroneyramblers.com/contact-us.html Gap O’ the North Hill Walking Club Website/Club page: http://gaponorth.co.uk/ 1 Cycling for the visually impaired 2 No management: “turn-up-and-play”
Is your organisation listed here? To add your organisation or update your details in the Dundalk FM Community Directory, please contact Astory Media, who manage our website and directory updates, at hello@astorymedia.ie. Would you like more people to find your business or organisation? Create your free listing on DoneJobs.ie, an Irish business and community directory where people can search for local businesses, services and organisations. Create your free listing on DoneJobs.ie. Accord Counselling Accord is a well known, respected and experienced agency that has in excess of 50 years experience working with couples and individuals supporting them in their Marriages and Relationships Telephone: 042 9336393Website: accord.ie/centres/dundalk ADHD Ireland ADHD Ireland is dedicated to providing up-to-date information, resources and networking opportunities to individuals with ADHD, parents of children with ADHD, and the professionals who serve them. They provide support and advice through their phone line and emails, send out information, produce publications, organise information sessions and psychoeducation. They also run Solution Focussed Brief Therapy courses for young people, run parenting courses, and work to raise awareness of the condition, and contribute to research Telephone: 01 8748349Website: adhdireland.ie AL Recovery & Transport AL Recovery & Transport is a Dundalk-based vehicle recovery and transport business with strong links to the local community. Alongside its commercial work, the business supports local people and community needs where possible, particularly when practical transport or recovery assistance is required. Telephone: 086 158 2524 Email: help@alrecovery.ie Website: alrecovery.ie Amnesty International Amnesty International Ireland is the country’s largest human rights organisation with over 15,000 members and supporters. They are part of a global movement of more than 3.2 million people working in more than 150 countries around the world Telephone: 01 8638300Website: amnesty.ieFacebook: View Facebook page Artisans Founded in 1992 by the late Tom Bellew, Artisans is a watercolour art group who meet weekly in Carroll Mead Hall, Dundalk. They have approx 30 members and instruction for both new and advanced members is provided Telephone: 086 3567529Facebook: View Facebook page Astory Media Astory Media is a local marketing and creative business that also supports the Dundalk community through voluntary work. This includes helping local musicians, actors, community projects and businesses promote their work, as well as providing photography, video editing and other creative support without charge for selected local projects and events. Email: hello@astorymedia.ie Website: astorymedia.ie Barnardos Barnardos is a children’s charity. They work with vulnerable children and their families in Ireland and campaign for the rights of all children. Barnardos was established in Ireland in 1962 Telephone: 01 4549699Website: barnardos.ie Birdwatch Ireland Louth Branch BirdWatch Ireland is focussed on the conservation of birds and biodiversity in Ireland and promotes nature conservation among policy-makers and the wider public. They are also involved in many research and monitoring projects, and, through policy and advocacy work, they act to influence others who have the ability and power to protect and enhance the living world Telephone: 087 9145363Website: birdwatchireland.ieWebsite: birdslouth.blogspot.com Blackrock Tidy Towns Blackrock Tidy Towns is one of the principal community groups in the village. Their objective is to make Blackrock a better place in which to live, and a more pleasant place to visit and enjoy. They have a core committee which meets monthly and a large group of Tidy Towns volunteers who undertake litter control, maintenance of flower and shrub beds, and other community and development work around the village. Website: blackrockvillage.ie/blackrock-tidy-towns Cara Cancer Support Centre Cara Cancer Support Centre gives support to people living with cancer. They provide a supportive environment where patients and family members can come to find solace and avail of the experience of cancer survivors. They offer a range of holistic therapies; pamper days, a number of workshops for men and women along with welfare information and counselling Telephone: 042 9339383Website: cancer.ie/cancer-information-and-support/cancer-support/find-support/local-support/cara-cancer-support-centre Carlingford Heritage Centre The aim of the Heritage Centre is to give the visitor an insight into Carlingford’s history and to encourage a deeper exploration of the narrow streets and antiquities of Carlingford. This extensive space can be used for any function suitable to the ambiance of the Heritage centre, such as weddings, meetings, conferences, seminars, lectures, musical evenings, drama productions, weekend workshops, official launches, and award ceremonies Telephone: 042 9375434Telephone: 086 8241514Email: info@carlingfordheritagecentre.comWebsite: carlingfordheritagecentre.com Carlingford Tidy Towns Carlingford tidy towns is about keeping the village clean and beautiful Telephone: 042 9373686Facebook: View Facebook page Childline Childline is part of the ISPCC (The Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children). There is a Telephone: 1800 666 666Telephone: 041 9833406Website: childline.ie Citizens Information Centre The Citizens Information Centre provides confidential impartial information, advice, and advocacy to the general public Telephone: 0761 075950Website: centres.citizensinformation.ie/centre.php?cic=Dundalk+CIC Clann Naofa Boxing Club Clann Naofa Boxing Club is a community-focused and inclusive environment for young people to gain high-quality training in boxing technique from a team of dedicated coaches and staff Telephone: 087 6191829Facebook: View Facebook page Cluid Housing Clúid Housing is an award-winning, a not-for-profit charity providing over 7,900 affordable, high-quality homes to people in housing need. The Louth Housing Officer is available for assistance and support via the Dublin Main Office Telephone: 01 7072088Website: cluid.ie Community Garda Caroline Hayes and Paul Conolly are part of the Community Garda Team that discusses community policy on a weekly basis during the Town Talk Show (Friday morning edition) Telephone: 01 6663806Website: garda.ie/en/crime-prevention/community-policingWebsite: garda.ie/en/contact-us/station-directory/dundalk.html Cooley Environmental Cooley Environmental and Health Group, established in 1994, is interested in human health and the local environment, and the connections between the two Telephone: 042 9373525Website: cooleyehg.org Cox’s Demesne Youth and Community Project Cox’s Demense Youth and Community Project, “The House”, provides somewhere within the community where young people who were excluded from all mainstream programmes, projects and clubs are welcomed, learn new skills and given new opportunities. While a priority is given to young people at risk, The House also offers a general youth service. Presently there are approximately 200 children and young people availing of the programmes and projects on a weekly basis with a staff team of nine fulltime
