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MAYO Service Name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Town County Registered Provider Telephone Number Service Type of Service Early Years Services MAYO Service Name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Town County Registered Provider Telephone Number Service Type of Service Keel Community Childcare c/o Crumpaun N.S. Keel Achill Mayo Adrian McDonnell 087 9972200 Part time Mini Mi's Pre-school The Resource Centre Balla Mayo Patricia Morley 087 9535102 Part Time Carracastle Community Castleduff Carracastle Ballaghaderreen Mayo Bernie McNicholas 087 1206069 Full Day Childcare Service Ardnaree Community Shanaghy Ballina Mayo Sharon Cafolla 096 78485 Sessional Playgroup Ltd. Bangor Childrens Centre Bangor Erris Ballina Mayo Amanda Carabine 086 3117785 Sessional Belmont Montessori School Botharnasop Ballina Mayo Eileen McNamara 096 73150 Sessional (IMEB Registered) Comharchumann Naíonra Béal Greenhills Childcare Centre Greenhills Estate Ballina Mayo Christine Noone 096 21889 Sessional an Átha Teo Footprints Montessori and 55 Childers Heights Ballina Mayo Una Hunt Gorman 087 7929707 Sessional Preschool Joannas Pre-school Behy Community Hall Behy Road Ballina Mayo Joanna Sheridan 086 8987879 Sessional Knockmore Rathduff Knockmore Resource Knockmore Village Ballina Mayo Brendan Boland 094 9258016 Sessional Butterflies Community Centre Lorraine O'Malley Montessori Church Road Ballina Mayo Lorraine O'Malley 096 70757 Sessional Reilly Montessori School Rathkip Ballina Mayo Carmel Reilly 096 22743 Sessional St. Oliver Plunkett Pre-School Creggs Road Ballina Mayo Eileen Blakeney 087 7564384 Part Time The Haven Community Barnaderg Ballina Mayo Michael Marley 087 2589672 Full Day Childcare Centre Moygownagh Community Darias Daycare Moygownagh Ballina Mayo Fiona Watts 096 28967 Sessional Centre Guardian Angel Montessori 22A Moyvale Lawn Sligo Road Ballina Mayo Louise Furlong 096 79850 Sessional Happy Days Pre-school Unit 1 Moy Valley Units The Quay Ballina Mayo Nola Ginty 086 2283727 Sessional Hunt Montessori School Behybaun Foxford Road Ballina Mayo Mary Hunt 096 70030 Sessional Jacqueline Moyles Montessori Church Road Ballina Mayo Jacqueline Moyles 096 77573 Sessional Bofeenaun Community Little Angels Playschool Bofeenaun Ballina Mayo Megan Dennison 087 2770004 Sessional Centre The Mulberry Tree (Kilmore) Kilmoremoy Killala Road Ballina Mayo Breege Howley Jackson 096 70284 Full Day The Mulberry Tree Learning Killala Road Full Day Part- Unit 5 Killala Road Ballina Mayo Breege Howley Jackson 096 70284 Centre Business Park time sessional Ballindine Community Part Time N Ballindine Mayo Susan Concannon 085 8133849 Centre Sessional Ballinrobe Community The Parish Centre Ballinrobe Mayo Tim O'Sullivan 094 9542155 Sessional Playgroup Early Years Services MAYO Service Name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Town County Registered Provider Telephone Number Service Type of Service Nead Na Nóg Ltd. Main Street Ballinrobe Mayo Helen O'Shea 087 3627060 Sessional Neale Community Childcare The Neale Ballyshingadaun Ballinrobe Mayo Mary Joyce 094 9545299 Sessional Services Ltd. Ballinrobe Bright Beginnings Convent Road Ballinrobe Mayo Kate Keane 087 6991543 Sessional Laura Reapy Ltd T/A First Steps Full Day Part Units 35/36 An Lantan Castlebar Road Ballinrobe Mayo Laura Reapy 094 9542124 Crèche Time Sessional B.C. Kiddies Korner Main Street Ballycastle Mayo Mary Kenny 096 43407 Sessional Ballyhaunis Community Pre- St. Mary’s Abbey Ballyhaunis Mayo Tracey McDermott 094 9630031 Sessional school Greenwood Montessori Greenwood Ballyhaunis Mayo Cathrina Concannon 094 9631332 Sessional Ritas Playgroup Knock Road Ballyhaunis Mayo Rita Lundon 094 9630376 Sessional Tots 2 Teens Tooreen Ballyhaunis Mayo Annette Cuddy 094 9639973 Sessional Ballyhaunis Community Pre Old Convent Abbey Street Ballyhaunis Mayo Tracey McDermott 094 9630031 Sessional school Glór na Nóg -Aghamore Full Day Part Killeen Aghamore Ballyhaunis Mayo Bernadette Mulkeen 094 9370833 Community Childcare Time Sessional Barneys Playgroup Tallagh Belmullet Mayo Patricia Gallagher 097 81966 Sessional Naionra Beal an Mhurithead Quay Street Belmullet Mayo Eamon O'Boyle 085 1791616 Sessional Tir Na Nog Crèche & Full Day Part Church Road Belmullet Mayo Mary O'Boyle Maloney 097 81812 Montessori Time Sessional Full Day Part Acorns Academy Manulla Castlebar Mayo Eileen McNeela 087 9843962 Time Sessional Ballyheane Buttercups Ballyheane Castlebar Mayo John McGovern 094 9030508 Full Day Ballyvary Pre-school Ballyvary Castlebar Mayo Michelle Comer 087 1359179 Sessional Bernies Crèche Unit 3 Newport Road Castlebar Mayo Bernie Weever 094 9250330 Sessional Buttercups Playschool and 15 The Grove Castlebar Mayo Rachel Swift 094 9250992 Sessional Afterschool Castlebar Full Day Care & Education Academy Castlebar Retail Park Knockrawer Breaffy Road Castlebar Mayo John McGowan 094 9034868 Sessional Derrywash Montessori Derrywash N.S Derrywash Castlebar Mayo Deirdre McDonnell 087 6941441 Sessional Preschool & Afterschool Rooms 9 & 10 St. Angela’s Imagination Station The Lawn Castlebar Mayo Sinead Cooney 087 2528434 Sessional N.S. Part Time Little Treasures Newtown Castlebar Mayo Beverley Flynn 094 9038351 Sessional Maher Childminding Service 254 Aglish Estate Castlebar Mayo Joanne Maher 087 7165967 Childminder Early Years Services MAYO Service Name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Town County Registered Provider Telephone Number Service Type of Service Mayo Womens Support Full Day Part Breaffy Road Castlebar Mayo Josephine McGourty 094 9027519 Services Time Sessional Outdoor Explorers Pre-school Derryharrif Castlebar Mayo Avril Grufferty 087 2361711 Sessional Ros Na Réaltóg Ross West Crimlin Castlebar Mayo Róisín Geddes 089 2032196 Sessional Bilberries Community Cloggernagh Islandeady Castlebar Mayo Stephen Chambers 087 6026947 Sessional Playgroup Breaffy Crèche & Pre-school Clogher Breaffy Castlebar Mayo Margaret Cresham 094 9035205 Full Day Ann Haligan Marie Barnicle - Curious Minds St. Patricks N.S. Chapel Street Castlebar Mayo 087 2977249 Sessional Reddington Hazy Days Country Playschool Kilmacrade Breaffy Castlebar Mayo Noreen Timothy 086 3108039 Sessional Juniors Childcare Spencer Manor Spencer Street Castlebar Mayo Toni Hamrock 087 6684735 Part Time Full Day Part Little Treasures Creche 45 Meadow Park Westport Road Castlebar Mayo Beverly Flynn 094 9038351 Time Sessional Little VIP's Pre-school Breaffy Community Centre Breaffy Castlebar Mayo Tracy Keohane 087 1261998 Sessional Samantha Geraghty Maíre Naionra Tir na Nog Faiche An Aonaigh Springfield Castlebar Mayo 094 9044943 Sessional Ní Fhatharta Snugboro Community Snugboro Playschool Snugboro Castlebar Mayo Bernie Walsh 087 9583156 Sessional Centre Stepping Stones Pre School Lisnaran Breaffy Castlebar Mayo Bernadette Frazer 094 9026733 Sessional (Breaffy) Part Time Sasta Early Learning Centre Barrack Street Charlestown Mayo Maureen Lynn 094 9053814 Sessional Ballyglass Community Full Day Ballyglass Claremorris Mayo Breege Jennings 094 9360820 Childcare Service Sessional Barleyhill Montessori Barelyhill Bohola Claremorris Mayo Deirdre Moran 094 9384851 Sessional Claremount Crèche & Full Day Part- Cluain Aoibhinn Claremount Claremorris Mayo Pauline McCormack 087 6366453 Montessori time Sessional Happy Tots Ballinvilla Irishtown Claremorris Mayo Honorah Ronayne 094 9386694 Part Time Lilliputs Playgroup Lugatemple Claremorris Mayo Veronica McLoughlin 094 9362097 Sessional Meelickmore National Meelickmore Montessori Meelickmore Claremorris Mayo Ciara McKermitt 085 8108172 Sessional School Taugheen Playgroup Limited Taugheen Claremorris Mayo Michelle Devane 086 3059455 Sessional Mayo Abbey Community Abbey Tots Mayo Abbey Claremorris Mayo Denise Duggan 094 9365326 Full Day Childcare Services Ballintubber Community Pre- C/o Ballintubber National Ballintubber Claremorris Mayo Una Donnelly 087 2776507 Sessional school School Barnacarroll Community Barnacarroll Pre-school Barnacarroll Claremorris Mayo Breda Reaney 094 9376695 Full Day Centre Early Years Services MAYO Service Name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Town County Registered Provider Telephone Number Service Type of Service Full Day Part- Care & Education Academy Grattan Park Balla Road Claremorris Mayo John McGowan 094 9373673 time Sessional Mount Carmel Acadmey Killeenfarna Ballyhaunis Road Claremorris Mayo Ann Joyce 087 9491456 Sessional Montessori School Stepping Stones Community Curam Family Centre Dalton Street Claremorris Mayo Lisa Anderson 094 9362096 Sessional Playgroup The Little Acorns Children’s Lurgan Brickens Claremorris Mayo Eugene Waldron 094 9380861 Full Day Centre Comhar Naíonraí na Gaeltachta Béal Átha an Condae Mhaigh An Eachléim Clochar Mayo Ray Mac Phaidín 086 0546617 Sessional Naíonra na hEachléime Fheadha Eo Comhar Naíonraí na Gaeltachta Clár Chlainne Condae Mhaigh An tSraith Tuar Mhic Éadaigh Mayo Ray Mac Phaidín 094 9557006 Sessional Naíonra Thuar Mhic Éadaigh Mhuiris Eo Naíonra Agus Iarscoil Naomh Condae Mhaigh Bun a Churraigh Acaill Mayo Ray Mac Phaidín 0949 557006 Sessional Sheosaimh Teo Eo Oifig Phoist An Condae Mhaigh Naíonra Chois Fharraige An Druim Béal an Átha Mayo Ray Mac Pháidín 0949 557006 Sessional Clochar Eo Condae Mhaigh Naionra Dhun Chaochain An tSeanscoil Ceathrú Thaidhg Béal an Átha Mayo Micheal O'Seighin 097 88877 Sessional Eo Condae Mhaigh Naionra Gleann Na Muaidhe Bun Altaí Gleann na Muaidhe Béal an Átha Mayo Michelle Ni Dheaganaigh 087 1251642 Sessional Eo Stacks of Fun Pre & After Cooslughoga Cong Mayo Julia Stack 087 6568561 Sessional School The Childrens House Cross National School Cross Mayo Caroline O'Connor Coleman 087 3864766 Sessional Bualadh Bos Ballina Road Crossmolina Mayo Lisa O'Boyle 096 30844
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