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Grassroots multi-lingual 'Off the Scéal' stage hooks Dubs

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By Owen Ryan
| Changing Ireland Magazine Verified
“We’re both poets and writers, we’ve been together a long time and we wanted to do something that would combine our passions. Ola is a Gaelgoir and we wanted to have a space for people whose first language isn’t English or maybe who speak Irish or maybe they are poets who want to hear a greater diversity of voices. So, we started this thing of an open mic for a multilingual audience,” said Daniel.
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Government invests €12m in communities via two programmes

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By Owen Ryan
| Changing Ireland Magazine Verified
The Government in July announced details of funding for 4,100 projects under the Local Enhancement Programme (LEP) 2026, while at the same time launching a new initiative entitled SÍOL to support 15 of Ireland’s most disadvantaged urban areas. The €7 million Local Enhancement Programme will benefit thousands of people across the country through actions such as the provision of new equipment and enhanced facilities. The Programme was first launched as the Community Enhancement Programme in 2018.
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Men's Sheds go all inclusive - covering everything from concrete to pelvic floors

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By Owen Ryan
| Changing Ireland Magazine Verified
There are now 450 Men's Sheds across the country. They make a phenomenal contribution when you consider the range of activities and their impact for men and wider society across Ireland. Here Owen Ryan looks at five sheds and what they are up to. (We will look at Women's Sheds next time - Ed.) Irish Deaf Men’s Shed in Cabra The Irish Deaf Men’s Shed are meeting every Tuesday from 10-1 at Deaf Village Ireland, in Cabra West in Dublin.
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