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NCBI Bookends Nenagh is a designated second-hand book shop, which raises funds to support services for sight loss.

NCBI'S Shop in Tuam raises money for NCBI, the National Sight Loss Charity, which works with almost 19,000 people Nationwide.

Main Street Celbridge, Co. Kildare Opening Hours Monday- Friday 10am – 4pm Saturday 10am – 2pm

Oxfam Bookshop Ennis has now changed to Bookstop but continues to support other essential charities.

First official Irish Georgian Chamber of Commerce was established to expand trade, business and cultural relationships between Ireland and Georgia

Temporary Emergency Accommodation Mullingar is a registered charity that offers services to homeless women and children in the Midlands

Wexford Society for the prevention of Cruelty of Animals Charity Shop

Inspired is a Community project that aims to develop the employment, education and personal development skills of adults with intellectual disabilities.

N.C.B.I is a charity shop which sells second hand clothes, shoes and brick&brack. Pop in to have a look and say hello.

LASC is membership based non profit organization dedicated to development education, cultural promotion and active solidarity with Latin America.

Relay For Life is a 24-hour walking relay that takes place around the globe, raising funds in support of the fight against cancer.

Northside Family Resource Centre is a local family support service located in the heart of Ballynanty and serves the Northside of Limerick City.

Order of Malta Ireland is a voluntary organisation serving communities and reaching out to the most vulnerable and disadvantaged.

This page was set up to advertise and promote the Vincents Charity Shop in Naas. To inform friends and customers of upcoming events, and special offers.

Recovery Haven Kerry is a tranquil, safe environment, providing psychological and social support for those living with cancer, their families and carers.

Lip Sync Battle Dundalk is an annual event to raise much needed funds for SOSAD, a vital service in our community

Re(al) Productive Justice aims to make visible the experiences of disabled people seeking reproductive justice in Ireland.

The official charity shop of Mayo Roscommon Hospice on Main Street Castlerea Co Roscommon