The world’s first shop entirely stocked and staffed by cancer survivors is opening in Dublin today to mark World Cancer Day.
"The shop that nearly wasn't" sells an eclectic mix of books, art, photography, crafts and clothing all created and donated by people who have beaten or are living with cancer.
Breakthrough Cancer Research is behind the project.
Water Infrastructure Project Plans To Shore Up Wicklow Supply For Decades To Come
Uisce Éireann is preparing to submit a planning application this week for the Water Supply Project Eastern and Midlands Region that could boost Wicklow until 2050
Go-Ahead Ireland to Create 400 Jobs Boosting Public Transport in Wicklow
Commuters in Wicklow and surrounding areas will benefit from more frequent, reliable, and accessible bus routes, making it easier to travel for work, school, and daily life as part of a new Go Ahead Ireland announcement
Pat Devlin Calls Time After Four Decades With Bray Wanderers
'We are grateful to Pat Devlin for his many contributions to Bray Wanderers FC and to Irish football over several decades.'
Wicklow Musician Earns National Business Award For Merging Traditional Culture And Wedding Celebration
Courtney Cullen, a solo violinist from Wicklow who combines her own traditional bands, Electrad and Ceili Cottage has been acknowledged for creatively combining her brilliant natural traditional music and cultural talents in wedding and private event celebration
Wicklow CYPSC Launch Detailed Project Underlining Importance Of Sleep For Children
A multi-agency response to concerns about the negative impact of poor sleep habits to the overall well being of children and young people. The Sleep Project supported by Healthy Ireland funding has developed two short videos, ‘How to get the best sleep?’ and the ‘Benefits of Sleep’
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