Thank you so much to Leonard for bringing 5th and 6th class young people to visit our lovely youth cafe today ,we loved having you and look forward to seeing you all very soon in the cloister your project/cafe
HEAR/DARE Application Information Day Are you planning on going to college in 2019? Do you have a disability, or do you come from a lower income family with no history of third level education? If so, this is the event ...
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postCloister youth project is open till 8.30 so still time to get down here and help us eat our freshly made pancakes🍥🍥 FDYS County Wexford added 13 new photos.
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postAnother busy evening in the cloister youth cafe ,still time to drop in we are here till 8.30 . FDYS County Wexford added 3 new photos.
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postDetached youth workers are back out in Bridgetown this evening . All young people are welcome so come in to the project for a cuppa and a chat! . Hope to see some new faces 😁👌 FDYS County Wexford added ...
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postSenior drop in open till 8.30 cloister youth project .all welcome FDYS County Wexford added 16 new photos — with Emma Whitty.
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postWent along to our local fablab today and look what we created ahead of our CoderDojo visit #fab #excited #coderdojo FDYS County Wexford added 2 new photos.
Santa's elves busy getting the Cloister Youth cafe ready for opening🎅😁🤶. We hope you are all enjoying the Christmas break, happy new year and we look forward to seeing you all in 2019 😁
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