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To help support the development of the Meath Public Participation Network, a draft Framework of Purpose & Principles for the network is being circulated by survey link to all members for consideration. A set of principles and a clear purpose for the Meath PPN will help ensure...

A renewed appeal to Meath people in our fight against COVID-19 delivered by Cathaoirleach Cllr. David Gilroy, Chief Superintendent Fergus Healy and Dr. Peter Finnegan, Health Service Executive. Last week (week ending March 28th) 52% of cases in the North East occurred in Meath....

A Covid-19 walk-in testing centre for people with no symptoms will ve open in Navan, at Navan O’Mahonys GAA Club, Brews Hill this Thursday April 1st for 5 days until April 5th from 11.00am to 7.00pm each day.   The HSE’s regional Public Health Department and Community...

Please find attached the 4th issue of the TidyTowns Newsletter. TidyTowns Newletter – Issue 4 of 2021 – pdf We have also included a word document that contains the links in the newsletter. Newsletter links Issue 4 of 2021   The newsletter contains the following:...

A Public Consultation on Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) and the MPA Advisory Group report entitled “Expanding Ireland’s Marine Protected Area Network” is currently open and will run until 5pm on Friday 30 July 2021. This important consultation dealing with marine area-based...

Click here to view Communities Creating Jobs 2021 Spring E-Magazine   Highlights SERI Announcements Professor Luke O’Neill John Corcoran: The Celtic Corridor Mairead McGuinness: Profile Dress For Success: Social Enterprise Dublin

EAPN Ireland News: Social Inclusion Forum 2021- Registration open  You are invited to attend the annual Social Inclusion Forum, which will be taking place from 12th to 16th April 2021.  The theme of this year’s Forum is “Implementing the Roadmap for Social Inclusion: reducing...

The next ten years are critical if we are to address the climate and biodiversity crisis which threatens our safe future on this planet. The Programme for Government commits to an average 7% per annum reduction in overall greenhouse gas emissions from 2021 to 2030 (a 51%...

The Climate Action Plan is Ireland’s roadmap to becoming a climate neutral economy and resilient society by 2050. This means that the amount of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere is dramatically reduced and is balanced by the amount removed by our land, forestry, or...

Clann Credo’s hugely successful series of online events – Changing Landscapes – is back with two new events! These free online events focus on new opportunities for communities arising from the huge increase in remote working and working from home. The Covid-19 pandemic has...