Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postLoads of great information at the ZEEKO internet safety talk for the workers in the FDYS this evening. Don't miss out the ZEEKO safety talk for parents it is on from 7pm tonight at the FDYS FRANCIS STREET
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postThe group Lively won the Wexford selection event of the Irish Youth Music Awards. Sasha's song 'Angel' was selected by the other performers on the day. Lively will represent Wexford singing their own song 'Be okay' and Sasha's song at ...
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's post🎶🎶Great evening at the Wexford selection event of the Irish Youth Music Awards yesterday in FDYS #brilliantperformers 🎶🎶
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postCloister youth workers(Elaine and Julie) working hard at the Manuela training in Enniscorthy today, facilitated by our very own senior youth worker Carolyn brohan .
🎶🎶Selection event for Youth Work Irelands Irish Youth Music Awards is happening today 🎶🎶Aaron setting up and testing sound last night in Francis St. 🎙🎤🎷🎸🎶🥁
Congratulations to our latest winner of the FDYS Bridgetown Split the pot next draw is next Friday make sure to by am envelope to be in with a chance to win!
Hoping the the rain stays away John and Hayley Detached Youth workers from the shambles are around New Ross 4pm till 10pm if you see us come say hello. #youthworkireland #FDYS #YOP Fusion Youth Cafe Ramsgrange FDYS County Wexford is ...
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postFDYS ENNISCORTHY got the award for "The most colourful group " @St. Patrick parade! FDYS County Wexford is with Petrovici Mirel and Alex Petrovics.
Congratulations to our latest winner of the FDYS Split The Pot Bridgetown. Don't forget to get your envelope to be in with a chance of being our next winner! Draw will take place next Friday evening !
Photos from FDYS County Wexford's postWell done to all the amazing young people who took part in last night's New Ross Youth Forum with Councillor Michael Sheehan, FDYS, Youth Work Ireland and BEAT 102 103. The young people did a great job of making their ...
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