Organisation: Community Foundation of Ireland

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Fears for vulnerable children as Tusla referrals drop by third

It came as the Children's Rights Alliance began a new Food Provision Scheme to help target children under the age of six who - with schools and early years services closed - may be in danger of malnourishment.

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Cork Currach project connects migrants to native rivers

news

Study puts cost per case of domestic abuse at €116,000

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The Shape I'm in: Author Sheila O'Flanagan on what it takes to write a bestseller

business

Funding for domestic and sexual violence support services 'inadequate'

food

The Menu: Wine Producers’ Weekend in Co Mayo (Feb 26-27)

Martin Naughton, and his wife Carmel hailed for their philanthropic endeavours

One of Ireland’s wealthiest businessmen, Martin Naughton, and his wife Carmel were named Philanthropists of the Year by the Community Foundation of Ireland yesterday.

Fri, 22 Jan, 2016

Public sees transport as most important priority, finds poll

Public transport services is the most important issue for those living in the country today, a survey of over 1,200 people has revealed.

Fri, 27 Feb, 2015

THE SPIRIT OF GIVING

Budgets are tight and bonuses are scarce but this hasn’t stopped Irish companies from getting into the festive spirit for charity. Niamh Hennessy takes a look at what firms did for charity this Christmas.

Tue, 28 Dec, 2010

Foundation asks flood victims to get in touch

The Community Foundation of Ireland is appealing to people who have been affected by the devastating floods across the country to make contact.

Thu, 03 Dec, 2009

Dream realised by coastal community

A DREAM has come true for a peninsula community which raised more than €250,000 to launch an inshore rescue service.

Thu, 26 Jun, 2008

Survey claims young people give less to charity

A survey carried out by the Community Foundation of Ireland has claimed young people give least money to charity compared to other age groups.

Wed, 24 Nov, 2004