Tipperary PPN Monthly Newsletter

September Edition

Tipperary PPN’s Autumn Plenary will take place on Thursday 19th November, details of venue and agenda will follow. 

2026 Town and Village Renewal Scheme

Return date for Expression of Interest Friday 20th November 2026 

The 2026 Town & Village Renewal Scheme (TVRS)is designed to support the revitalisation of rural Ireland by focusing on stimulating town centre economic and social regeneration.

This will be achieved through projects which support sustainable employment creation, town centre resilience and regeneration, enhancing our streetscapes, and bringing vacant and derelict buildings and lands back into use as community multi-purpose spaces through refurbishment and renovation.

While the focus will remain on rural towns and villages, the 2026 Main Scheme includes a pilot urban town initiative (Category 4). This will support those local authority areas which have towns and villages within larger urban and metropolitan areas.

Tipperary County Council is seeking to establish the potential level of interest and the type/nature of any proposed projects that may be eligible under the scheme.

The closing date for receipt of Expression of Interest is 4.30pm on Friday 20th November 2026 EOI should be emailed to townandvillage@tipperarycoco.ie

The closing date for receipt of Project Development Measure is 4.30pm on Friday 20th November 2026 PDM should be emailed to townandvillage@tipperarycoco.ie

For more information visit https://www.tipperarycoco.ie/community/community/community-latest-news/2026/town-and-village-renewal-scheme-2026

Biodiversity Fund 2026

Closing date for applications Friday 2nd October 

Community Foundation Ireland’s Biodiversity Fund is open for applications until Friday 2nd October at 4pm.

With the support of the National Parks & Wildlife Service, this fund has been devised to enhance biodiversity in communities throughout the country by combining the expertise of qualified ecologists with the skills, experience, and enthusiasm of local community groups.

There are two strands to the Biodiversity Fund and applicants can apply to ONE only.

• To develop a Community Biodiversity Action Plan (CBAP) for your area with an ecologist (Up to €10,000 available). Please find more information in the Criteria document here.
• To implement recommendations contained in an existing Community Biodiversity Action Plan (Up to €12,000 available). Please find more information in our Criteria document here.

For more information visit https://www.communityfoundation.ie/grants/biodiversity-fund-2026/

Please email info@foundation.ie if you have any queries or need help accessing our Grants Portal.

Community Heritage Grant Scheme 2027

Closing date for application Friday 16th October 2026 at 5.00pm

The Heritage Council is pleased to announce that Expressions of Interest for the Community Heritage Grant Scheme 2027 are now open.

The scheme supports community and voluntary groups and non-governmental organisations undertaking projects that protect, conserve, celebrate, understand and share Ireland’s heritage.

New for 2027, the scheme introduces a two-stage application process designed to make it easier for groups to apply. At Stage 1, applicants submit a short Expression of Interest outlining their project idea. Shortlisted projects will then be invited to submit a full application.

The Expression of Interest stage allows applicants to submit an outline of their project idea without the need to prepare detailed budgets, quotations or supporting documentation at the outset. This helps groups explore project ideas and receive feedback before investing time in a full application.

Funding is available for projects under five themes:

• Heritage at Risk
• Biodiversity & Nature Restoration
• Traditional Skills & Conservation
• Digital Heritage, Access & Storytelling
• Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Expression of Interest Deadline: Friday 16th October 2026 at 5.00pm

For full details, guidance documents and application information, visit the Community Heritage Grant Scheme webpagehttps://www.heritagecouncil.ie/funding/community-heritage-grant-scheme-2Community Heritage Grant Scheme | The Heritage Council

For more information, contact grants@heritagecouncil.ie.

Wellbeing: Measuring What Matters Survey

Social justice Ireland invite you to take part in a survey to help improve our understanding of quality of life and wellbeing in Ireland.

In 2022, your input helped us develop an alternative wellbeing framework that identified the priorities of people living in Ireland. Building on this work, we are conducting a follow-up survey to understand how these priorities may have evolved over time.

The survey should take approximately 20–30 minutes to complete, although many respondents may complete it more quickly. Please feel free to answer the questions on topics you are familiar with or have views on, and skip any questions you would prefer not to answer.

Social justice Ireland also invite your views on potential indicators for environmental, social, and economic sustainability within each wellbeing dimension, as we believe these are critical to sustaining wellbeing over the long term.

Your participation and insights are greatly valued and will help inform this work.

The survey is here – https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2885B23

Barriers to Accessing Bank Accounts for Small Community Groups Survey

Survey closes on Saturday 31st October 2026

Social Justice Ireland is an independent think tank and justice advocacy organisation that advances the lives of people and communities through providing independent social analysis and effective policy development to create a sustainable future for every member of society and for society as a whole.

Social Justice Ireland are conducting a short survey to better understand how Community Groups access basic financial services, and where gaps may exist. As Community Groups need a dedicated bank account in order to receive grants and funding, by sharing your perspective, you’ll contribute to research that aims to improve access to basic financial products for community groups. The survey is quick, anonymous, and open to everyone.

To complete the survey visit https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FVCFB9S

The survey will close on Saturday 31st October 2026.

To learn more about Social Justice Ireland visit https://www.socialjustice.ie/ 

Through My Eyes: A Photovoice Study

Are you living with a life -limiting condition and receiving palliative care? 

Are you willing to share what matters most to you, through photographs?

Irish Hospice Foundation is conducting a photovoice project inviting adults with a life-limiting condition or receiving palliative care to take photographs that show their experiences and what matters most to them. 

To participate, you must be:

• Living with a life limiting condition or receiving palliative
• Over 18 years old

To find out more visit https://hospicefoundation.ie/photovoice/, call 1800 180018 or email Sara Leitão research@hospicefoundation.ie 

Help us understand what matters the most to you at this stage of life and to improve care now and into the future

Tipperary Digital Strategy – Key Informant Survey

The world has witnessed major technological progress since Tipperary County Council launched its Digital Strategy for the county in 2018. With the National Broadband Plan now having completed its work in the county, the Council has commissioned research firm, Market Dynamics, to conduct research to review the state of digitalisation in 2026.

This questionnaire is aimed at those organisations that have a representative role for organisations or individuals based in Tipperary, e.g. industry bodies, community groups, business networks, etc).

To complete this survey visit Tipperary Digital Strategy – Key Informant Survey

The questions should take around 7-8 minutes to answer. Information shared during the interview will be kept confidential and only be used in aggregate as part of our analysis. It will be analysed by the Project Leader, John Gilsenan of Market Dynamics. If you have any questions please contact John john@marketdynamics.ie or Kathleen Prendergast kathleen.prendergast@tipperarycoco.ie

Clonmel Borough District Invites Expressions of Interest for Public Performance Spaces in Clonmel

The initiative aims to support a diverse, inclusive, safe, and vibrant programme of activities that will enhance Clonmel’s public realm, encourage community engagement, and contribute positively to the town’s cultural and social life. Clonmel Borough District welcomes proposals from a broad range of applicants whose activities can help animate these public spaces and create enjoyable experiences for residents and visitors alike.

Interested parties are encouraged to review the full application details and requirements before submitting a proposal at online form.

For further information visit https://www.tipperarycoco.ie/arts-and-culture/arts-and-culture/arts-and-culture-latest-news/2026/clonmel-borough-district  or email Anita O’Brien anita.obrien@tipperarycoco.ie

Working together to Make Every Move Count Webinar

Starts Friday 23rd October 2026 for 6 weeks 

We are delighted to share details of MenoWell 2 Tipperary, a FREE 6-week online exercise and lifestyle medicine programme for women in midlife and beyond.

Funded by Healthy Tipperary and Tipperary County Council, MenoWell 2 is an expert-led evidence-based programme designed to support women’s physical health, mental wellbeing, nutrition, movement, and healthy ageing.

Participants will receive:

• 3 x live online exercise classes each week
• Weekly health and wellbeing masterclasses
• Tailored exercise, nutrition and health resources
• Access to an on-demand library of exercise and health content
• Pre and post programme testing

Women do not need to have completed a previous MenoWell programme to take part.

This FREE programme starts on online on Friday 23rd October 2026 for 6 weeks 

To register and learn more, please visit: https://edufit.ie/menowell-2-tipperary/

Recruiting and Retaining Volunteers- online training

Monday 12th October from 7-9pm

Tipperary County Council is delighted to partner with Volunteer Ireland to support Tipperary-based festivals and event organisers in recruiting and retaining volunteers for their programmes and events.

This FREE online training session will take place on Monday 12th October from 7-9pm.

The training will include the following topics:

• Kick starting your volunteer programme
• Creating a positive volunteer culture in your organisation
• Developing an organisational strategy and policy for volunteering
• Planning for volunteer involvement
  • Writing & developing volunteer role descriptions and person specification
  • Recruiting and selecting volunteers, Involving young people in volunteering
• Supporting & supervising volunteers
  •  Managing volunteers at festivals and events
  • Volunteer retention
• Garda Vetting and e-vetting, Safeguarding in volunteer programmes
  Volunteer welfare and wellbeing

The training is being delivered by Stuart Garland, Learning and Capacity Building Manager, Volunteer Ireland. Stuart has extensive experience both as a volunteer and a volunteer manager. Previously he was Volunteer Manager with a leading homeless charity and the manager of a Volunteer Centre for several years. Stuart has worked in a range of roles in the third sector since and has a background in youth work. He was a Volunteer in Scouting Ireland for over 30 years.

This training is open to Tipperary-based festivals and events only. Attendance is free, but registration is required.

Register here:

https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/recruiting-and-retaining-volunteers-online-training-tickets-2001062450657?aff=oddtdtcreator

AI 4 Seniors Workshop Invite

AI 4 Seniors project would like to share information on the upcoming online workshop designed specifically for older adults.

Their brand-new online training for Seniors Programme is now live! These free resources break down everyday technology and Artificial Intelligence into simple, plain-language steps.

We are hosting an interactive demonstration session to walk seniors and potentially group leaders through the new learning platform and show them how to access these easy-to-use learning materials.

Workshop Highlights:

• What: Easy Guide to the New AI4Seniors Website & Free Learning Materials
• Format: Online via Google Meet
• What Participants Will Learn:
  • A simple tour of our new website (no technical background required!)
  • How to access the stepwise modules on using tools like ChatGPT, voice commands, and digital tools for everyday life and the Learners’ Guide and Glossary.
  • Essential tips for staying safe and confident online

To register visit https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScxIRtRtYaUeO3BHXmbl36mSwPEYc_NAxIbuFFkO87caIcMcQ/viewform

Free Education Recovery Workshops

Multiple Course Dates  

Over five-weeks, the series will look at simple, practical ways to support your mental health and wellbeing. Using the C.H.I.M.E. framework, five key areas of recovery will be looked at: Connection, Hope, Identity, Meaning and Empowerment

The workshops will be facilitated by Mid West ARIES. Limited spaces so booking is essential.

VENUE: Silver Arch FRC Office, 52 Silver St, Nenagh E45 P624

Workshop Details

• Part 1: My Mental Health -Staying Connected – Tuesday, October 13th from 1.30 PM – 4 PM
• Part 2: My Mental Health – Having Hope – Tuesday, October 20th from 1.30 PM – 4 PM
• Part 3: My Mental Health – Exploring My Identity – Tuesday, October 27th from 1.30 PM – 4 PM
• Part 4: My Mental Health – Finding Meaning – Tuesday, November 3rd from 1.30 PM – 4 PM
• Part 5: My Mental Health – Empowering Me – Tuesday, November 10th from 1.30 PM – 4 PM

Learn at your own pace, and discover tools and ideas that can help you feel more connected, hopeful, confident, purposeful and in control.

For further information call Catherine Power on 083 1629253

To register call Silver Arch Reception on (067) 31800 or email info@silverarchfrc.ie

Making Every Contact Counts (MECC) Training

Multiple Course Dates  

Making Every Contact Count (MECC) Training, a practical programme that helps healthcare and community workers confidently support positive behaviour change and promote healthier lifestyles.

MECC equips staff with valuable communication skills to have supportive, person-centred conversations about health and wellbeing. While the training focuses on topics such as smoking, healthy eating, physical activity.

The programme has two parts: MECC eLearning Modules (Online) and  Enhancing Your Brief Intervention Skills Workshop (In-person Workshop)

Both can be accessed through www.hseland.ie. If you do not already have a HSELand account, you will need to create one before getting started. Once you have completed the eLearning modules, you can register for the Enhancing Your Brief Intervention Skills In-Person Workshop.

Upcoming workshops are scheduled for:

• 13th October 2026 – Wexford Primary Care Centre from 9:30am to 1:00pm
• 21st October 2026 – HSE Vaccination Centre, Kilcohan, Waterford from 9:30am to 1:00pm
• 3rd November 2026 – Conference Room, St. Luke’s Hospital, Clonmel from 9:30am to 1:00pm
• 24th November 2026 – Auxiliary Hospital, Kilkenny from 9:30am to 1:00pm

To book an in-person workshop, log in to HSELand and search for “MECC Enhancing Your Skills Workshops Dublin and Southeast”, then select your preferred date and location. If you have any questions, please contact Aileen.Scott@hse.ie

Connecting with Men 

Wednesday 28th October from 9:15am to 4:30pm

The aim of this workshop is to assist a broad range of practitioners and service providers to explore the world of males, and to develop practical strategies for effectively engaging with them around health and wellbeing issues.  It focuses on the engagement process (i.e. WHY and HOW to build relationships with men) rather than offering a new or revised health programme (i.e. WHAT to offer them). 

Wednesday 28th October 2026 from 9.15am – 4.30pm in The Bridge Centre, Cashel Road, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary – E91 X5T7 

The key objectives for this workshop are to: 

• Reflect upon how to create a ‘safe space’ for working with men.
• Gain a common understanding of what men’s health is and why it is important.
• Explore how gender influences the values and attitudes that men develop in relation to their health, and how this influences their health behaviours.
• Identify some of the determinants that shape health outcomes for men.
• Reflect on participants’ own value base, experience, skills, attitudes towards and expectations of men.
• Explore what a ‘male friendly’ health programme or service looks like in practice.
• Signpost participants to further sources of help, advice, guidance and support. 

This workshop will be of interest to a broad range of service providers and practitioners who wish to connect in more meaningful ways with men. The ‘Connecting with Men’ workshop is free for all participants. 

For more info contact: Colm O’Connor on 087-7526429 or email colm.oconnor@hse.ie  

To register visit https://bookwhen.com/southeasttraining/e/ev-syqv7-20261028091500 

REC2 First Aid course in the Cahir area 

Friday 2nd October and Saturday 3rd October at 6pm

Tipperary Sports Partnership are delighted to run this REC 2 First Aid course in the Cahir Area. The course meets the Canoeing Ireland, Irish Sailing and Mountaineering Ireland First Aid requirements.

REC 2 is designed to provide participants with the level of First Aid Experience required for participants to manage incidents where professional treatment may not be available for a significant period of time. The course provides detailed first aid knowledge and practical skills for the individual that would like to feel a bit more safer when removed from the urban environment.

Course Content

• Health, Safety and Welfare. Principles of First Aid.
• Vital Signs. Basic Body Organs and function.
• Safety. Casualty Care.
• Safe Airway Position Blocked Airway
• Choking Rescue Breathing
• Serious Bleeding and Wound Management Heart Conditions
• Cardio Pulmonary Resususitation (CPR) Injuries to bones, muscles & joints
• Major Bleeding Shock
• Hot & Cold Injuries Major Injuries
• Transportation of Casualty Accident Management
• Common Medical Conditions Scenarios practical

The course usually costs €140-160, but Tipperary Sports Partnership will subsidize the course and it will cost you €50 + booking fee.

This course will be delivered over one weekend Friday 2nd October and Saturday 3rd October 

To book you place visit https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/rescue-and-emergency-care-rec-2-tickets-1999996584623?aff=oddtdtcreator

For more information email info@tipperarysports.ie

AI Awareness Training (eLearning)

This AI Awareness training course is designed for volunteers, staff, and managers who use or intend to use AI-powered systems, tools or applications in their work. It is also for board directors and senior managers who are tasked with developing and implementing AI related policies in their organisations, and in particular Acceptable AI Usage Policies.

Since February 2nd, 2025, employers must ensure that employees using AI systems have adequate AI literacy. Organisations must also ensure that the use of AI systems in the workplace is transparent. Hence, this eLearning resource is structured as a Level 1 awareness raising course comprising eight component parts.

This course aims to: 

• help you develop a solid understanding of what Artificial Intelligence (AI) is and its future potential;
  
• look at ways you might typically deploy or use AI systems, tools and applications in your work;
  
• provide you with an overview of the European Union AI Act 2024;
  
• outline how an Acceptable AI Usage Policy might be developed and implemented to raise AI awareness among staff members.

For more information visit https://www.carmichaelireland.ie/courses/ai-awareness-training-elearning/

Tipperary Mental Health Week 2026

Wednesday 7th October from 10am to 1:30pm

Tipperary Mental Health Week takes place from 5th to 11th October, with a wide range of events happening across the county that week. highlight the main free public event, “Creating Meaningful Connections, which focuses on the importance of social connection and wellbeing.

Join Healthy Tipperary in TUS Thurles Main auditorium and Foyer/Hall for the annual Mental Health Fair + a morning of storytelling, free workshops and learn more about social prescribing on Wednesday 7th October opening from 10am to 1:30pm.

Let’s come together during World Mental Health Week to connect in a meaningful way with speakers on personal resilience, coping with addiction and mental health challenges and thriving. Then take part in a short workshop that interests you- try Creative Writing for Wellbeing, facilitated Connect Café group or Active Together suitable for all levels.

The Mental Health Fair brings together a wide range of organisation who offer support and promote connection in many different ways- find out more at the information stands. Have you heard of Social Prescribing?

Hear from Healthy Ireland social prescribers from Nenagh and Clonmel and people with self-experience of how it can help you build positive local connections which are so vital to mental wellbeing. Connect with others, share your journey, and be part of a supportive community.

Let’s break the stigma around mental health challenges by connecting through conversations, through activity or simply listening. Mark your calendars and join us for a day dedicated to mental health!

To book your place, for Storytelling & the Learnings from Slievenamon event visit https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/storytelling-the-learnings-from-slievenamon-tickets-2002611799802?aff=oddtdtcreator

SEAI SEC Regional Connects Event Series

Multiple Dates  

SEAI are hosting two free upcoming events in County Limerick and Cork City for local sustainable energy groups (SECs) in the Midwest/ Southwest region. 

• Saturday 10th October in Woodlands Hotel Co. Limerick 
• Saturday 17th October in Nano Nagel Place, Cork City

It promises to be a practical and useful day, with a chance to meet other SECs from across the Country. The breakout sessions cover the following topics:  Solar Meitheal, Community Centre Retrofits, The Community Project Passport. It will be a chance to share experiences and pick up ideas for your own community.

Registration is at this link:  Events, Webinars for Sustainable Energy Communities | SEAI 

The events includes lunch, so indicate your food preferences.

You can also indicate if you would be interested in travelling by bus. If enough are interested from Tipperary SECs, we will provide this.  

Re-Live Sports Gear Initiative

Taking place from 12th to 18th October 2026.

Tipperary Sports Partnership, in partnership with the Environment Section of Tipperary County Council, is delighted to launch the ReLive Initiative for sports clubs across Tipperary as part of An Taisce’s National Climate Action Week, taking place from 12th to 18th October 2026.

We are encouraging sports clubs across Tipperary to host an event to swap Sports Gear and Equipment, helping to reduce waste, promote reuse, and play sports more affordable and accessible for all.

Clubs need to register their event on this link Register here by Friday October 9th, 2026 and event must take place between October 12th and 18th, 2026. Each participating club must organise and promote their own event.  After the event clubs need to submit photographs from the event to info@tipperarysports.ie.

Tipperary Sports Partnership will enter each club that hosts an event into a draw for €500 for their club. The winning club must have a bank account in their own name for payment of the winning prize.

If you have any queries or need any additional information, please at 052 616 6380 or 052 616 6201 or email: info@tipperarysports.ie

Would You Be Well? Event, Thurles 

Sunday 11th October from 10:30 am to 5:00pm

On Sunday 11th October, the “Would You Be Well?” event will take place in St. Patrick’s College, Thurles from 10:30am to 5:00pm.Join us for a unique day dedicated to supporting mental health and wellbeing through a holistic approach.

Partially funded by Healthy Ireland, this low-cost community event brings together a wide range of holistic practitioners, community organisations and wellbeing services from across Tipperary, all under one roof at St. Patrick’s College, Thurles.

Whether you’re looking to discover new ways to support your mental health, learn about natural approaches to wellbeing, or simply enjoy a day of relaxation and connection, this event has something for everyone.

Your ticket includes access to a variety of talks, workshops and experiences throughout the day, including:

• Sample holistic therapy treatments
• Meditation sessions
• Sound baths
• Breathwork and relaxation practices
• Wellbeing talks and demonstrations
• Opportunities to meet local therapists and wellbeing practitioners
• Information from community organisations and support groups, including initiatives such as Men’s Sheds, Women’s Sheds and other local wellbeing services.

Our aim is to showcase the wide range of holistic and community supports available throughout Tipperary, making it easier for people to discover services that may benefit themselves or their loved ones.

A healthy lunch can be added when booking, or you’re welcome to bring your own lunch if you prefer.

We hope this day inspires connection, education and hope, while helping people discover the many resources available within our local community to support health and wellbeing.

Entry is €11.70, with all activities included, and it offers a great opportunity for older adults to explore ways to support their health and wellbeing. To register visit https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/would-you-be-well-tickets-1992388745371

Home Visiting Service Roscrea

Lifestart: Growing Child Programme

Free and Voluntary Service

Home visitors work alongside you, the parents/guardians, any time from pregnancy right up until your child starts school. We visit families in their homes to share guidance, information and support on child development and parenting. 

What do we offer?

• Regular home visits from one of our trained Home Visitors 
• Time and Space to ask questions about your child’s development and parenting
• Practical guidance and encouragement through your child’s early years
• Up-to-date health messages and tips for your baby or young child
• Support in accessing other services

Home visits take place once a month but can be more frequent if you would like. Your Home Visitor will work with you to agree a schedule that suits your family. Home visits typically last between 30 and 60 minutes.

For more information call, text or WhatsApp: Aileen – 086-0471046    Deirdre – 086-0471049

Changing Ireland Newsletter

To read the latest edition of Changing Ireland Newsletter visit https://www.changingireland.ie/digital-magazine-archive/

Carmichael July Newsletter

To read the latest edition of Carmichael Newsletter visit  https://mailchi.mp/carmichaelireland/news-updates-12933917?e=1e2c31cb14

Charities Regulator Newsletter

To read the latest edition Issue 38 of Charities Regulator News visit https://charitiesregulator.newsweaver.com/hvfnrqsf9l/18g9ezdfqdp1dj47g0tpyx?email=true&lang=en

Community Wetlands Forum Summer Newsletter

To read the latest edition of Community Wetlands Forum Autumn Newsletter visit Community Wetlands Forum Autumn 2026 Newsletter 

DFI Podcast and Newsletter

You can find all episodes of The DFI Podcast on Spotify and on our website, where you can also subscribe to future episodes.

To read the latest edition of the DFI Newsletter click DFI August Newsletter 

If you would like to get in touch with DFI about their podcast email info@disability-federation.ie.

You can find out more about DFI on their website www.disability-federation.ie

Ecovision Summer Newsletter

Welcome to Ecovision’s Summer Newsletter, and a special welcome to both long-standing supporters and those who have recently joined our growing community – now standing at over 120 subscribers!

To read Ecovision’s Summer newsletter visit https://ecovision.ie/2026/06/summer-newsletter/

Grants and Funding Newsletter

Grants and Funding News direct to your inbox. Join our members throughout Ireland and receive the latest news on Grants and Funding for your community group, sports group or non-profit organisation direct to your inbox.

For more information visit https://grantsandfunding.ie/

HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing Podcast

The HSE has launched a podcast call Talking Health and Wellbeing Podcast each week a different aspect of health and wellbeing  is discussed please see below some of the most recent podcasts.

All podcast are now available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts  and on the HSE Health and Wellbeing YouTube channel

Connecting Nationwide Newsletter

Find August’s edition of Connecting Nationwide here, monthly newsletter full of environmental news and events throughout Ireland. This month’s newsletter features upcoming events, announcements on local and national projects, upcoming funding to keep an eye out for and more. July’s Newsletter 

Farming for Nature  Autumn Newsletter

Please see the latest newsletter from Farming for Life: Farming For Nature Newsletter on local and national projects, upcoming funding to keep an eye out for and more..

Jigsaw’s mental health supports for parents/guardians

Neart is a partnership between Jigsaw, the National Centre for Youth Mental Health and the National Educational Psychological Service/Department of Education.

Jigsaw provides mental health webinars, podcasts and other resources for parents/ guardians. To register for a monthly newsletter or visit https://jigsaw.ie/neart/

Circular Economy News Midsummer Edition 

Welcome to the mid-summer edition of our Circular Economy Newsletter!

Rediscovery Centre Autumn 2026 Newsletter

Arts Office Newsletter

Please visit tipperarycoco.ie/arts-and-culture/arts-publications/art-culture-newsletters for the latest Arts Office Newsletter with information on upcoming opportunities, funding, classes and much more…