Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postBusy evening @ FDYS CYC as the first session of Circus skills got underway, facilitated by Core Creations. FDYS County Wexford added 23 new photos.
When the boss pops in for a cuppa 🤗 shambles youth cafe is open today 2 feel free to drop by FDYS County Wexford is with Kieran Donohoe and Rosie O'Donnell in New Ross, Ireland.
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postHappy international day of the girl👭from all of us lovely youth worker's in the Cloister youth cafe 🤗 FDYS County Wexford added 3 new photos — with Emma Whitty and Elaine Goldsberry.
Apply By MobileFDYS Comhairle na nÓg is designed to enable young people to have a voice on the services, policies and issues that affect them in their local area. To this end FDYS are now offering student leap cards at the reduced ...
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postDetached youth workers out and about tonight on world mental day, come and have a chat 😁 #worldmentalhealthday #itsgoodtotalk #smile FDYS County Wexford added 4 new photos.
We in the Cloister know how important your mental health is ,so today being world mental health day we hope to see as many of you young people in for the youth cafe at 4 for chats and a few ...
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postSome are cooking, some are doing homework...the rest are playing games 📚🥗♦️♥️♠️ #romaequalityproject FDYS County Wexford added 4 new photos.
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postFew pics from detached youth work the Cloister youth cafe and the shambles youth project . Always busy 🤗 FDYS County Wexford added 6 new photos.
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postGreat night at the FDYS youth clubs disco FDYS County Wexford added 6 new photos — with Debbie Roche and Kieran Donohoe.
In Enniscorthy we acknowledge the power of the circle. From the very beginning of the humanity people would gathered around the fire and socialise or take decisions. #romaeqlityproject
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