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Ireland s centre for young people coping with loss officially opens new premises – The Irish Times

‘There should be a children’s grief centre in every county in Ireland,’ says founder, Sr Helen Culhane

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I really needed help : Children s Grief Centre helped Foley family grieve loss of rugby star Axel

The chief executive of the Children’s Grief Centre. Sr Helen Culhane, said there should be a children s grief centre in every county in Ireland

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I really needed help – Olive Foley reveals how grief centre comforted her children after sudden death of Munster coach Anthony Foley

The sudden death of Munster rugby coach Anthony Foley in 2016 left his wife Olive and their two young sons, Tony and Dan, heartbroken.

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ACORN programme calls for applicants who want to grow their venture to new heights

Kilkenny female entrepreneurs urge others to apply for programme to support new rural businesses

Deirdre mcgloneCharlie mcconalogueEimer hannonCaroline reidyMaryb walshAnne reillyCarla taylorLarissa feeneyRoisin cahillKay lyngTriona macgiollaCarla tayorDepartment of agricultureDevelopment fundCreation of rural nascentRural innovation

Kilkenny s female entrepreneurs urge others to apply for programme to support new rural businesses

Kilkenny s female entrepreneurs are urging others from the county to join the latest cycle of ACORNS – a highly-successful development initiative to suppo.

Deirdre mcgloneCharlie mcconalogueEimer hannonCaroline reidyMaryb walshAnne reillyCarla taylorLarissa feeneyRoisin cahillKay lyngTriona macgiollaCarla tayorPaula fitzsimonsDepartment rural innovationDepartment of agricultureDevelopment fund

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