Building Resillience – FDYShttps://fdys.ie/building-resillience/ How do you explain your feelings and worries? Who can help you if you are too shy to ask for help? Does anyone notice when it feels like your world is falling apart? Young people all have different levels ...
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postWell done to John on winning the pool tournament🎱 this evening and thanks to Michael who organized the tournament 👍🏼 FDYS County Wexford added 9 new photos — at Coolcotts Youth Centre
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postSome sad goodbyes last Friday to some of our comhairle graduates 👩🎓😍😭 FDYS County Wexford added 12 photos and a video.
Wexford MarineWatchAnother tough day ahead for our community... There is nothing that won't work itself out by talking. Never bottle up your feelings or emotions. Talk to Friends; Parents; Teachers; Brothers; Sisters; Aunts; Uncles; Cousins; Sons; Daughters; WHOEVER - just be ...
The Fdys cloister youth project is open today from 4pm until 8.30pm in Francis Street, Wexford. Young people of all ages can call in and be supported with the every day struggles that they face by qualified youthworkers. For more ...
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postAll go here tonight in enniscorthy the group had a maker space to prep for their Christmas cracker event next week details to follow 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 FDYS County Wexford added 4 new photos.
It's been a tough few weeks for our local community, and us here at the FDYS want the young people of Wexford to know 'IT'S OKAY NOT TO BE OKAY' and that we are one of many organisations that are ...
AskLife brings so many hurdles and obstacles, some people have the tools to manage these tough times, some people have yet to master the skills needed to navigate through. The first skill needed is the art of conversation, communicating your ...
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As it happened: May survives confidence voteAll the reaction and analysis as British Prime Minister Theresa May survives a confidence vote in her leadership of the Conservative Party.
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Ex-Trump lawyer Cohen jailed for three yearsUS President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen has been sentenced to three years in prison for hush money payments to two women during the 2016 election campaign.
RTÉ reveals top ten presenter earnings for 2016RTÉ has published the fees earned by its top ten highest-paid presenters, with Late Late Show host Ryan Tubridy once again at the top on €495,000.
