Social Inclusion Week 2011 - Donegal County Development Board

Seachtain um Chuimsiú
Sóisialta 2011
Social
Inclusion
Week 2011
Monday 19th - Saturday 24th
September 2011
Event Guide

Introduction
It gives me great pleasure as Mayor of
Donegal to introduce our annual Social
Inclusion Week Programme. This week of
events give us the opportunity to celebrate
and showcase the very positive work that is
being undertaken at a local level to combat
poverty and social exclusion. It also gives us
the opportunity to increase awareness and
understanding of inclusion and diversity in Donegal.
I wish every success to the week of events and would urge
everyone to make use of the wide range of local services and
facilities available and to become increasingly involved in your
local community.
I would like to thank the organisers and all the participants of Social
Inclusion Week 2011 and hope that you will join in and celebrate
this exciting programme of events.
Cllr. Noel McBride, Mayor of Donegal
I am delighted to introduce the Social
Inclusion Week brochure 2011 and I
would like to acknowledge and thank all
participating agencies and organisations
throughout the county.
Social inclusion is about creating a society
where everyone experiences full and equal
participation in all aspects of life and Donegal County Council
remains committed to sustaining and enhancing efforts to improve
the quality of life of all residents in the county.
I also warmly welcome the “Plain and Simple Style Writing Guide”,
developed by the Social Inclusion Unit, aimed at improving
how we communicate with our customers.
I would urge everyone to get involved in the planned activities
and to help make Social Inclusion Week 2011 a success.
Mr. Seamus Neely, County Manager

Monday 19th September
Launch of Social Inclusion Week
Council Chamber, County House, Lifford 11am
Official launch by Cllr. Noel McBride, Mayor of Donegal and
Mr. Seamus Neely, County Manager
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Your Waste
Donegal Travellers Project, Letterkenny 2pm
An information session presented by Donegal County Council’s Waste
Awareness Officer with members of the Traveller community
Suzanne Tinney (074) 91 76276 / suzanne.tinney@donegalcoco.ie
Launch of Donegal Library LGBT Resource List
Caiseal Mara Hotel, Moville 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Moville Men’s Group in conjunction with Donegal Library service launch
a resource list of books, novels and DVD’s available through the libraries
including details of Donegal based support groups, LGBT activities and
helpful phone lines and websites. The launch will include a talk on how
families and friends of LGBT people can best support them.
David Simpson (074) 93 81224 / davidsimpson924@gmail.com
Rural Mens Health Event
Tulnaree, Carndonagh 6.30pm - 9.30pm
Health check to raise awareness of mens health issues
Joe Sweeney (074) 93 62218 / joe@inishowen.ie
Tuesday 20th September
Plain English Training with NALA
Council Chamber, Donegal County Council, Lifford 10am - 4.30pm
A one-day intensive course provided by the National Adult Literacy Agency
(NALA) using a mix of presentation, examples, discussion and exercise to
introduce participants to plain English and equip them with the techniques to
use plain English as a means of providing information in easier to read and
understand formats. Places are limited so book early! Free of charge.
Donna McGroarty (074) 91 72497 / dmcgroarty@donegalcoco.ie
Book Club for Men
Buncrana Community Library 11am - 11.45am
A male only book club with free admission.
Sinead McLaughlin (074) 93 61941 / sinead.mclaughlin@donegalcoco.ie
Anti-Racism Workshop
Milford Community Library 10.30am - 11.30am
This lively and interactive workshop facilitated by drama therapist Ailbhe
Hines, will provide a starting point for young people, from which to explore
the language of racism and diversity.
Karen Sheehy (074) 91 53927 / ksheehy@donegalcoco.ie

Tuesday 20th September
Rosses Writing Group
Leabharlann Phobail na Rosann, Dungloe 10.30am - 1pm
This Adult Writing Group meets regularly every Tuesday morning for an
informal writing workshop. It is open to everyone who has an interest in
writing, even those who may not have written before. The emphasis is on
sharing and writing stories and having fun while doing so!
Margaret Sweeney (074) 95 22500 / margaret.sweeney@donegalcoco.ie
African Drumming
St. Mary’s National School, Pettigo 10am - 12.30pm
A two and a half hour workshop by Play Percussions for primary
school children.
Martina Doyle (071) 98 61924 / theforgefrc@eircom.net
Rhyme Time
John Bosco Centre, Donegal Town 11am - 12noon
Nursery rhymes, songs, stories and poems followed by colouring.
Free admission.
Rory Gallagher (074) 97 25329 / (071) 98 29665 / rgallagher@donegalcoco.ie
Basic Book-Keeping (for those entering self-employment)
Inishowen Development Partnership Office, Buncrana
6.30pm - 9.30pm
Mary McGeehan (074) 93 62218 / mmcgeehan@inishowen.ie
Intercultural Platform Open Evening
Port na Failte, Letterkenny 6.30pm - 9pm
The Intercultural Platform invites the general public to call into Port na Failte
and be shown around by members of different cultures. You will have the
chance to sample home cooking from different cultures. So come along and
get involved. The event is free of charge and child friendly.
Karin White (074) 91 26550 / kwhite@donegalcoco.ie
Committee Skills Training
Inishowen Development Partnership Office, Buncrana 7pm
Best practice training on committee skills.
John Jackson (074) 93 62218 / john@inishowen.ie
Course Information & Registration Evening
Donegal Family Resource Centre, Upper Main St., Donegal
Town 7pm - 9pm
This event aims to enable everybody within our community to avail of costeffective
training, up-skilling or recreational courses inc. Basic & Intermediate
Computers, Digital Photography, Occupational First Aid, Conversational
Spanish, Public Speaking, Self-Development, Basic Counselling, Cookery,
Painting, Healthy Gardening, Parenting and Genealogy. Courses part
funded by the VEC and the Department of Social Protection.
Kathleen McHugh (074) 97 25337 / donegalfamilyresource@eircom.net
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Information Event
Niall Mór Community & Enterprise Centre, Killybegs 8pm - 9pm
Information event with local community groups and members of the
public provided by Suzanne Tinney, Waste Awareness Officer,
Donegal County Council.
Margaret Doherty 087 279 2151 / margaretdoherty@dldc.org

Wednesday 21st September
Social History Exhibition
Moville Branch Library 9.30am - 5.30pm
A small exhibition depicting the social history of the town of Moville.
Gerard Duddy (074) 93 85110 / gduddy@donegalcoco.ie
Stories from Two Rooms Book Launch
Port na Failte, Letterkenny 2pm - 4pm
Over the period of six months, people from different cultural backgrounds
left their stories, poems and pictures in Port na Fáilte’s ‘Leave Your Story
Room’. During the same time, the Intercultural Port na Failte Writers
Group created stories. A selection of these stories were edited, translated
if necessary and published in an edition called Stories From Two Rooms.
The book launch will include readings from some of the authors and
refreshments will be served. Everyone welcome.
Karin White (074) 91 26550 / kwhite@donegalcoco.ie
Rhyme Time: Storytelling and Crafts
Central Library, Letterkenny 11am - 12noon
A lively and joyous 60 minutes for pre-schoolers & parents.
Fiona Truelove (074) 91 24950 / central@donegallibrary.ie
Kindy Drama Workshop
Pettigo Community Playgroup 11am - 11.45am
Aimed at pre-schoolers and their parents, this fun workshop includes
singing, story telling and playing games.
Martina Doyle (071) 98 61924 / theforgefrc@eircom.net
Coffee Morning & Information Sharing
1 New Park Carndonagh 10am - 1.30pm
An awareness-raising event promoting the work of LIFELINE in
providing support for women and children experiencing domestic
violence in Inishowen.
Mary Doherty (074) 93 73337 / info@ldvs.org
Alcohol Harms - Developing Understanding,
Building Inclusion
Enterprise Fund Business Centre Letterkenny 10am - 12.30pm
An event aimed at highlighting social inequalities related to alcohol and
presenting the findings of two recent, local studies conducted by the North
West Alcohol Forum in relation to brain injuries in chronic drinkers and the
impact on children and families.
Eamon O’Kane (074) 91 25596 / 087 234 3840 / eamon@nwaf.ie
Rhyme Time
Carndonagh Community Library 11am - 11.45am
A fun filled morning of song and dance with your toddler.
Belinda Glackin (074) 93 73701 / belinda.glackin@donegalcoco.ie
Coffee Morning & Story Telling
K&M Connolly, Malin 11am - 1pm
This fun-filled coffee morning will target older people who do not usually
attend social functions or events.
Eleanor Farren 086 8370154 / efarren67@hotmail.com

Wednesday 21st September
Presentation of Junior Achievement Certificates
County House, Donegal County Council, Lifford 11am - 1pm
Caitlín Uí Chochláin / 087 9084888 / caitlin.uichochlainn@donegalcoco.ie
Primary School Workshops
Pettigo National School 12.15pm - 2.15pm
A fun workshop for 5-12 year olds aiming to help develop clear speech,
social skills and the ability to mix with others by fun speech exercises,
movement to music and improvisations.
Martina Doyle (071) 98 61924 / theforgefrc@eircom.net
Launch of Staying Safe Booklet
Inishowen Development Partnership Office, Buncrana 2pm
Information booklet about drugs and alcohol abuse. Aimed at young people
at risk.
Sean McGrory (074) 93 62218 / sean@inishowen.ie
Trans People are Family Too
Public Services Centre, Letterkenny 2pm - 4pm
A transgender awareness session facilitated by Vanessa Lacey of
Transgender Equality Network Ireland (TENI).
Sinead Murray 085 8503830 / dili.sinead@gmail.com
Challenging Attitudes Towards Racism,
Sectarianism and the Structures That Support
Them Seminar
Letterkenny, Venue TBC 9.30am - 2.30pm
This seminar seeks to contribute to the understanding of what constitutes
racism or sectarianism and to explore ways and means of challenging this.
Guest speakers will set the current context, followed by workshop
discussions to document strategies to support the implementation of the
Donegal PEACE III Action Plan.
Angela Holohan (074) 91 28792 / angelaholohan@cwc.ie
Building Bridges - Higher Education, Foreign
Direct Investment and Regional Development
Letterkenny Institute of Technology Day 1 of 2 10am - 7pm
Letterkenny Institute of Technology is proud to celebrate its 40th
anniversay! This unique, 2-day conference with leaders in business and
education from all Ireland and Europe will explore the importance of links
between higher education and industry in regional development. Entitled
“Building Bridges – Higher Education, Foreign Direct Investment and
Regional Development”, we are delighted to announce that President
Mary McAleese will address the conference. Other speakers include:
Jan Muehlfeit, Chairman Microsoft Europe; Colm Long, Director Online
Operations, Facebook; Gerard Kilcommins, Vice-President, Global
Operations, Medtronics, and President American Chamber of Commerce;
Professor Richard Barnett, Vice-Chancellor, University of Ulster;
Danny McCoy, Director General, IBEC; Tim O’Connor, Business Advisor,
former Irish Consul to the US and former Secretary General to the
President of Ireland.
Sheila King sheila.king@lyit.ie

Thursday 22nd September
Building Bridges - Higher Education, Foreign
Direct Investment and Regional Development
Letterkenny Institute of Technology Day 2 of 2 9.30am - 2pm
Letterkenny Institute of Technology is proud to celebrate its 40th anniversay!
This unique, 2-day conference with leaders in business and education from
all Ireland and Europe will explore the importance of links between higher
education and industry in regional development. Entitled “Building Bridges
– Higher Education, Foreign Direct Investment and Regional Development”,
we are delighted to announce that President Mary McAleese will address
the conference. Other speakers include: Jan Muehlfeit, Chairman
Microsoft Europe; Colm Long, Director Online Operations, Facebook;
Gerard Kilcommins, Vice-President, Global Operations, Medtronics, and
President American Chamber of Commerce; Professor Richard Barnett,
Vice-Chancellor, University of Ulster; Danny McCoy, Director General,
IBEC; Tim O’Connor, Business Advisor, former Irish Consul to the US and
former Secretary General to the President of Ireland.
Sheila King sheila.king@lyit.ie
Family Support Group Information Session
Community House, 2 Errigal Road, Letterkenny 10am - 12noon
This family support group meets each Thursday morning and is an
opportunity for those concerned about a loved ones drug and/or alcohol
use to meet in a confidential, non judgemental environment to get advice,
information and support. All welcome!
Tanya McBride 086 0800 680 / lkennycdp@eircom.net
Information Day for Marginalised Women
Letterkenny Womens Centre 10am - 3pm
An information event, targeting marginalised women to highlight the
services provided by Letterkenny Women’s Network, Donegal Domestic
Violence, Donegal Rape & Sexual Abuse and Letterkenny CDP.
Refreshments will be served.
Mary Maguire (074) 91 24985 / marymaguirelwc@hotmail.com
Working Together to Make the Future Happen
Jacksons Hotel, Ballybofey 2pm - 5pm
This interagency event is being coordinated by Donegal Local Development
Company, Donegal County Council and County Donegal Citizens
Information Service and is targeted at unemployed people and will offer
information, advice and support on a range of issues from welfare
entitlements to keeping busy while unemployed. This drop-in event will
also provide workshops on CV preparation, interview skills and emigration
preparation. Keynote speaker TBC.
Donegal Local Development Company (074) 91 27056
Library Quiz
Carndonagh Community Library 4pm
A visual quiz for primary school children from various cultural backgrounds.
Belinda Glackin (074) 93 73701 / belinda.glackin@donegalcoco.ie
Port na Failte’s Share a Film Night
Port na Failte, Letterkenny 6pm - 7.15pm
Port Na Failte’s Share A Film Project in collaboration with Donegal Travellers
Project presents a new short film “Barrel Top Day’s” (running time 30 mins)
bringing us a slice of Traveller life. Through a series of loosely related tales
from Travellers now living in Donegal, the film tells the story of life on the
road. It recalls barrel top wagons, begging, selling from house-to-house and
the stories are enriched with old archive material and photographs. The
film will be introduced by Donegal Travellers Project’s own Anne Friel.
Refreshments will be provided. This event is free to all!
Karin White (074) 91 26550 / kwhite@donegalcoco.ie

Thursday 22nd September
Children’s Crafts
Buncrana Community Library 6pm - 7pm
A fun hour of crafts facilitated by the library staff, admission free and
all welcome!
Sinead McLaughlin (074) 93 61941 / sinead.mclaughlin@donegalcoco.ie
Open Mic Night at Port na Failte
Port na Failte, Letterkenny 7.30pm - 10.30pm
Letterkenny Open Mic Night is an opportunity for all to share their individual
talents in a safe, non-judgemental environment. We encourage singer song
writers, singers, poets, spoken word, dancing, mime, DJ skills. Anyone can
come along and put their name on the board and be part of the evenings
entertainment or just to enjoy the atmosphere. Free virgin cocktails & snacks!!
Mary Healy 086 775 2142 / maryechealy@eircom.net
Illuminate Exhibition Opening
Carndonagh Community School 7pm
Exhibition of photography work developed by students as part of North 55
Illuminate Project on themes of immigration, dislocation and sense of place.
Denise McCool (074) 93 62218 / denise@inishowen.ie
The Open Book Club
Carndonagh Community Library 7pm - 8pm
A new book group for men and women to encourage lively debates on books
and literature. All welcome!
Belinda Glackin (074) 93 73701 / belinda.glackin@donegalcoco.ie
IT Training for Farm Families
Inishowen Development Partnership Office, Buncrana 7pm - 9.30pm
Targeted IT training for farm families to include training on
registration requirements with the Department of Agriculture.
Targeted at small holders in Inishowen who are not Teagasc clients.
Joe Sweeney (074) 93 62218 / joe@inishowen.ie
Social Inclusion Football Blitz
Ballyaire Football Grounds, Letterkenny 7pm - 9pm
A football blitz targeted at socially excluded individuals and groups with
the aim of bringing people together to enjoy and compete through the
medium of sport. Facilitated by the FAI and the Letterkenny Town Council,
in association with community groups such as Donegal Travellers Project
and Port na Failte.
Ciaran Martin (074) 91 94297 / ciaran.martin@donegalcoco.ie
Enterprise Awards 2011
Jacksons Hotel, Ballybofey 7pm- 9pm
The Enterprise Awards 2011 are hosted by Donegal Local Development
Company for long-term unemployed people who have set up in business
with the support of the Back To Work Enterprise Allowance Scheme.
Louise Brogan 086 812 4250 / lbrogan@dldc.org

Friday 23rd September
Rhyme Time
Buncrana Community Library 10.45am - 11.30am
A fun filled morning of song and dance with your toddler
Sinead McLaughlin (074) 93 61941 / sinead.mclaughlin@donegalcoco.ie
Coffee Morning with Older People
Training Room, County House, Lifford 11am
Donegal County Council welcomes older people from the community to the
County House for storytelling & home-baked refreshments.
Donna McGroarty (074) 91 72497 / dmcgroarty@donegalcoco.ie
Culture Night at Port na Failte
Port na Failte, Letterkenny 6.30pm - 11pm
Port Na Failte, as part of Culture Night 2011, invites everybody to call in
and to enjoy performances, food and chat with people from five continents.
Free event but bring your own wine if you wish!
Karin White (074) 91 26550 / kwhite@donegalcoco.ie
Social History Exhibition
Moville Branch Library 9.30am - 5.30pm
A small exhibition depicting the social history of the town of Moville.
Gerard Duddy (074) 93 85110 / gduddy@donegalcoco.ie
Away with the Fairies
Central Library, Letterkenny 6pm - 6.45pm & 7.30pm - 8.15pm
Hotter than a blazing turf fire and livelier than a jig, a seanchaí comes
leaping away from the fireside with a whirlwind performance of wild and witty
anecdotes from the celtic-twilight-zone. Sancho first performed these tales in
Istanbul and has presented them across Europe. Many of these stories have
regional variations from Gdansk to Gibraltar, from Milford to Moscow, and
Sancho will relate this Irish folklore to the European tradition and connect it
with tales from the continent.
Karen Sheehy on (074) 91 53927 / ksheehy@donegalcoco.ie
Womens Hour
Ionad Teampall Chróine An Clochán Liath 8pm-9pm
An informal evening of chat and discussion in a relaxed setting on the
theme of ‘women and public life’. Light refreshments will be served.
Noirin Clancy (074) 91 72901 / noirin.wipl@gmail.com
Class Visit
Moville Branch Library 11am
An opportunity for children to visit and explore the library.
Gerard Duddy (074) 93 85110 / gduddy@donegalcoco.ie

Saturday 24th September
Sports Ability Day
Aura Leisure Centre, Letterkenny 10am - 2pm
This event hosted by Donegal Sports Partnership provides an opportunity for
people with disabilities to come along and try various sports which they may not
have previously tried. People of all abilities are welcome to come along and bring
their friends and families. It is hoped that following this event that people may
identify sports that they may wish to participate in on a regular basis.
Therese Laverty (074) 91 16078 / sidoactivedonegal@gmail.com
Naíonáin le Chéile: Early Childhood Identity
and Belonging Programme
Letterkenny TBC 10am - 4pm
This new programme developed by Donegal County Childcare Committee
supports early childhood educators working with children aged 0-5 in areas
such as diversity, individuality and identity.
Bridgid Casey (074) 91 32416 / bridgidcasey@donegalchildcare.com
Storytime
Bundoran Community Library 11.30am - 12.30pm
Stories, songs and poems for 4-8 year olds followed by craftwork.
Free admission.
Marianne Lynch (071) 98 29665 / marianne.lynch@donegalcoco.ie
Week Long Events
FAS Information Week
FAS Training Centre, Ballyraine, Letterkenny
19th - 23rd September 10am - 4pm
FAS invites jobseekers, employers and service providers to visit the Training
Centre where advice and information on all services especially the suite of
supports and programmes available to jobseekers with disabilities will be
available.
Margaret Devenney (074) 91 20592 / margaret.devenney@nw.fas.ie
After School Computers
Resource Hall, Pettigo
19th - 23rd September 3.30pm - 4.45pm
An after-schools club teaching computers to children
Sandra Johnson (071) 98 61911 / littlesmarties@live.ie
Equality Exhibition presented by the
EU Commission in Ireland
Central Library, Letterkenny
19th - 24th September (during library opening hours)
Ciara Cunnane (074) 91 24950 / eudirect@donegallibrary.ie /
www.donegallibrary.ie
Port na Failte Radio
19th - 24th September
www.westernwavesfm.org/portnafailte
Port na Failte’s Radio Show will broadcast a Social Inclusion Week Special
featuring interviews with participants, world music, programme announcements
and much more. Tune in to www.westernwavesfm.org/portnafailte.
Karin White (074) 91 26550 / kwhite@donegalcoco.ie

Week Long Events
Round the House and Mind the Dresser
Donegal County Museum, High Road, Letterkenny
19th-24th September 10am - 4.30pm (Mon - Fri) & 1pm - 4.30pm on Sat
This exhibition gives visitors an opportunity to learn about Irish traditional
music, song and dance from the 1700’s until the present day and showcases
the tradition through historic and contemporary photographs, texts and
musical instruments.
Caroline Carr (074) 91 24613 / ccarr@donegalcoco.ie
Book Promotion
Ramelton Library, Back Lane, Ramelton
20th - 24th September (during library opening hours)
A display of fiction & non-fiction titles to introduce you to a life less ordinary.
Phyllis Loughrey (074) 91 51414 / ramelton@donegallibrary.ie
This Then Exhibition
Regional Cultural Centre, Letterkenny
11am – 5pm Tuesday to Friday & 1pm – 5pm Saturday
Derry-based artist Locky Morris, probably best known in Donegal for his
large-scale public artworks, such as Pole Star in Letterkenny, presents “this
then”, a great selection of his studio work from the past three decades. You
can also visit the Hands on Room which is a free drop-in space, where families
and people of all ages can find out more about the Locky Morris exhibition
and make their own unique artworks.
Regional Cultural Centre (074) 91 29186 / www.regionalculturalcentre.com
Landmarks
Regional Cultural Centre, Letterkenny
11am – 5pm Tuesday to Friday & 1pm – 5pm Saturday
Landmarks is a very striking community cross-border photographic art
project. The subject matter of the photographs is the defunct Lough Swilly
Railway Line that literally connected Derry and Donegal.
Regional Cultural Centre (074) 91 29186 / www.regionalculturalcentre.com
Book Promotion
Milford Community Library
20th - 24th September (during library opening hours)
A display of fiction & non-fiction titles to introduce you to a life less ordinary.
Karen Sheehy (074) 91 53927 / ksheehy@donegalcoco.ie / www.donegallibrary.ie
National Volunteer Week
Donegal Volunteer Centre will celebrate National Volunteer Week from the
26th – 30th September 2011 and will host a range of activities including:
• The launch of a Donegal Volunteer Centre Information Folder, a
comprehensive guide to volunteering and placement opportunities
• The launch of ‘Volunteer Corps’ – a new concept in partnership with
Donegal County Council to form a database of volunteers willing to
support local established services and help out at short notice with
emergencies arising in Donegal
• Question & Answer information session with a well established
organisation on the merits of local volunteers
• ‘Free lunch Friday’ A chance for organisations and volunteers to come
together and meet informally
• ‘Letterkenny Freeze-Frame’ - Some of our most respected CEO’s and
Managers will be invited to volunteer to give one hour to photograph
Letterkenny for a charitable calendar.
For further information contact Donegal
Volunteer Centre on (074) 91 26740

Culture Night will take
place in Letterkenny and
in An Gaeltacht on Friday,
September 23rd between
6pm and 10pm.
The Culture Night programme will concentrate on accessible, free of
charge, family friendly events in cultural and community facilities and in
public spaces throughout Letterkenny and An Gaeltacht. Among the
highlights of the 2011 programme are:
• An Cosán Glas artists’ illuminated sculpture trail, ‘Loinnir’,
at Letterkeny Town Park
• ‘Living History’ events and a traditional music session at Donegal
County Museum
• You will be able to make your own miniature ‘Polestar’ at the Regional
Cultural Centre
• Enjoy a programme of drama and music at An Grianán Theatre
• Multi-cultural, multi-sensory celebration at Port na Fáilte
• Readings on a theme of cycling and travel at the Central Library
Oíche Chultúrtha sa Ghaeltacht will see a celebration of Donegal’s rich
culture of traditional music and song with events taking place in recognised
venues as well as in more unusual locations. There is also a strong visual
arts programme based around facilities such as An Clachán, An Gailearaí ag
Áislinn Ghaoth Dobhair and at Cló Ceardlann na gCnoc, Gort a Choirce.
An Gaeltacht’s literary and storytelling tradition will be celebrated at
Dámlannn an Ghleanna, at Oideas Gael Ghleann Choilm Cille and at the
new Leabharlann Ghaoth Dobhair.
Culture Night is an initiative co-ordinated by Temple Bar Cultural Trust and supported
by the Department of Arts, Heritage and Gaeltacht Affairs, in partnership with Donegal
County Council, Ealaín na Gaeltachta and Letterkenny Town Council.
Acknowledgement
The Social Inclusion Unit would like to thank all individuals, groups and organisations
for taking part in Social Inclusion Week 2011. We are delighted
to provide an opportunity to showcase all our efforts in addressing isolation
and exclusion and supporting people to feel part of the community in which
they live so thank you!
For more information on any of these events please contact
Anne Marie Conlon Donna McGroarty
Tel (074) 91 72347 Tel (074) 91 72497
amconlon@donegalcoco.ie dmcgroarty@donegalcoco.ie
Social Inclusion Unit,
Donegal County Council,
Station Island,
Lifford,
Co. Donegal