Omeath District Development

Take a look at the calendar for next week beginning Monday 15th June and don't forget about our Summer Solstice Fair that is taking place on Saturday 20th June from 10.30am to 4pm with a selection of plants and baked goods for sale and also come along to Scoil Naomh Brid Coffee Morning / Bake sale on Sunday morning .

It is a very busy weekend on the roads across the Peninsula with many large events on. We have teams from across Ireland taking part in Gaa competitions Saturday and Sunday at Cooley Kickhams plus a large running event in Glenmore (see our other post for route details) and ok Sunday the Dundalk Show is in Bellurgan.

Please allow extra times for journeys and approach these locations with care as there will be extra pedestrian activity also.

We are delighted to announce 2 great camps . YOUTH DRAMA WORKSHOP" Wednesday 15th, Thursday 16th and Friday 17th July and COMMUNICATION through fun activities Wednesday 22nd, Thursday 23rd July and Friday 24th July from 10am to 1pm each day, here in the Dolmen Centre as part of our Healthy Minds Healthy Bodies Programme during the Summer months with the support of the HSE National Lottery Funding. It is open to children aged strictly 8 to 15.
Cost is €25 per child and family discount applies. For more info and to book your place please contact us on 0429375422 or by email to info@dbusiness

We are delighted to announce another great Workshop here in the Dolmen Centre as part of our Healthy Minds Healthy Bodies Programme during the Summer months with the support of the HSE National Lottery Funding.
Come join us for a Creative Arts Adult Workshop commencing Monday 6th July for 4 weeks from 10am to 1pm. It will be Self Portrait course that will support mental, spiritual, and creative well-being, enabling students to explore authentic self-expression through artistic practice. Materials will be provided. Cost is €10 per person per week. For more info and to book your place please contact us on 0429375422 or by email to [email protected]
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