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Tipperary-Childcare-Services-Sept A B C D E F G H I J K Facility Name Facility Address Community or Manager Contact No. Full Part Sessional Offering Offering Offering NCS Private Time Time AM\PM After- ECCE 1 school Cahir and Surrounding areas 2 Ardfinnan Community Lady's Abbey, Ardfinnan Community Mary 0527464488 No No AM & PM No Yes Yes Playschool Clonmel, Co Tipperary McNamara 0874531358 3 Busy Bees Ardfinnan Ardfinnan National School, Private Vanesa Moriarty 086-0444202 No No No Yes No Yes NS (After-school) Ardfinnan Clonmel, Co Tipperary. 4 Cahir Bears Duneske, Farranalahassery Community Diane Whybrow 052 7443385 Yes Yes AM No Yes Yes Cahir, Co. Tipperary. 5 Cahir Park Pre-school Ardfinnan Road, Cahir, Co. Community Aisling No No AM & PM No Yes Yes Tipperary O'Donnell 089 4809424 6 Cairde le Chéile No 22 Pearse St, Cahir, Co Private Suzanne Ryan No No No Yes No Yes Breakfast & After- Tipperary & Sarah Caplice 087 2286808 school Club 086 7320468 7 Happy Days Ballyporeen, Cahir Co. Community Anne Macken 0527467791 Yes Yes AM & PM Yes Yes Yes Ballyporeen Tipperary. 0857451005 8 Montessori Naoinra Butlers Charteris Hill, Church Private Catherine Lynch 087 2245756 No No AM & PM No Yes Yes Street, Cahir, Co. Tipperary 9 Tiny Tots Pre-school Scartana, Ballylooby, Cahir, Co Private Majella 052 7441398 No No AM No Yes Yes Tipperary Morrissey 10 Woodberry Pre- school Woodberry, Skeheenarinky, Private Kathleen 087-1759501 No No AM & PM No Yes Yes Burncourt Cahir Co.Tipperary Caplice 11 A B C D E F G H I J K Facility Name Facility Address Community or Manager Contact No. Full Part Sessional After- Offering Offering NCS Private Time Time AM\PM School ECCE 12 Carrick-on-Suir and Surrounding areas 13 Carrick Breakfast Club 45 New Street, Carrick-on-Suir, Private Helena O'Meara 087-6360930 No No No Yes No Yes & After-school Service Co. Tipperary 14 Clonea / Rathgormack Parish Hall, Clonea Power Community Karen Mills No No AM & PM No Yes Yes Community Playgroup Carrick on Suir, Co. Waterford. 15 Grangemockler Grangemockler National School, Community Anne Kinsella No No AM No Yes Yes Playschool Grangemockler, Carrick on Suir, Co. Tipperary. 083 012 4969 16 Jane's Montessori Ballyneale National School, Private Jane 0851365827 No No Am No Yes Yes Ballyneale, Carrick-on-Suir, Co McLoughlin 17 Tipperary. Little Orchard Pre- 23 Killonerry Close, Ballylynch, Community Anita Holloway 086 416 2446 No No AM No Yes Yes school Carrick-on-Suir Co. Tipperary 18 Little Rascals Carrick Beg, Carrick-on-Suir Private Lillian Clery 083-3338332 No Yes AM No Yes Yes Playgroup Co.Tipperary 19 Little Scholars 40 New Street, Carrick on Suir, Private Amy Walsh 085 7112793 No No AM No Yes Yes Playschool Co. Tipperary 20 Marthas Montessori Castle Heights, Carrick on Suir, Private Martha O'Shea 0868698495 No No AM No Yes Yes School Co. Tipperary 21 Sugradh Creche Greenhills, Carrick on Suir, Private Denise Frisby 051 645544 Yes Yes AM & PM No Yes Yes Co.Tipperary 22 Treasure Island 16 Kickham Street, Carrick on Community Kathleen Allen 051645227 Yes Yes AM & PM Yes Yes Yes Childcare Suir Co. Tipperary 23 Under the Tree After- 27 Comeragh View, Carrick on Community Anita Holloway No No No Yes No Yes school Suir, Co Tipperary. 051 641066 24 A B C D E F G H I J K Facility Name Facility Address Community or Manager Contact No. Full Part Sessional After- Offering Offering NCS Private Time Time AM\PM School ECCE 25 Tipperary town and Surrounding areas 26 ABC Montessori West Lawn, Dundrum, Co Private Monica 050441264 / No No AM No Yes Yes Tipperary Kennedy 0872295849 27 Annacarty Childcare Annacarty Childcare Centre, Community Breda Walsh 062 60860 Yes Yes AM Yes Yes Yes Shanaknock Annacarty, Co. 28 Tipperary Ayle View Creche Ayle, Oola, Co. Tipperary. Private Una O'Neill 06275324 Yes Yes AM Yes Yes Yes 0876344738 29 Bansha Pre-school Bansha National School, Bansha, Private Paula Grogan 0872367497 No No AM & PM No Yes Yes Co Tipperary Ryan 062 54660 30 Bluebells Playschool Ayle National School, Ayle, Private Amanda Alam 062 76023 No No AM No Yes Yes Monard, Co Tipperary. /0874169440 31 Brothers of Charity, Tus Gaelscoil Primary School, Special Needs Catriona 052-6170554 Yes, No No No No Yes Maith Knockanrawley, Tipperary Town Service McGrath by referr 32 al Canon Hayes Childcare Canon Hayes Recreation Centre, Community Margaret 06252022 Noonly No AM No Yes Yes Avondale Crescent Tipperary , Crosse O'Dwyer Co Tipperary 33 Daisychain Knockanrawley Resource Centre, Community Anne Murphy 062 52688 Yes Yes AM & PM Yes Yes Yes Tipperary Town Co Tipperary 34 Emly Community Pre- The Tennis Club, Emly, Co. Community Caitriona 087-9767349 No No AM No Yes Yes school Tipperary Englishby 35 A B C D E F G H I J K Facility Name Facility Address Community or Manager Contact No. Full Part Sessional After- Offering Offering NCS Private Time Time AM\PM School ECCE 36 Tipperary Town and Surrounding areas 37 Happy Days Mount Bruis N.S., Mount Bruis, Private Catherine 087 3981433 No No AM No Yes Yes Tipperary Town, Co. Tipperary Heffernan 38 Hollytree Breakfast Hollyford National School, Community Siobhan Ryan 062-77226 No No No Yes No No Club & After-school Hollyford, Co. Tipperary 39 Kids Ark Pre-school Shronell School, Shronell, Co. Private Karen 0879617748 No No AM Yes Yes Yes Tipperary McCormack 40 Kid's Inc Tipperary St Michael's AFC, Cooke Park, Private Niamh Kinsella 083-8785048 No No No Yes No Yes Town Rosanna Road, Tipperary Town 41 Totally Kids - Rossmore Rossmore, Dundrum Road, Private Louise 062-51199\087- Yes Yes AM No Yes Yes Village Tipperary Town. Co. Tipperary Mullins\Michelle 0910817 42 Quinlan Little Rascals Clonoulty Clonoulty National School, Private Deirdre Quirke 087-6061581 & No No AM Yes Yes Yes Clonoulty, Co. Tipperary & CiaraKeating 087-2131933 43 Little Treasures Creche Gurtarush, Dundrum Co Tipperary Private Anita O'Dwyer 062-60618 Yes Yes AM No Yes Yes - Dundrum 087-6505889 44 Lullabies & Laughter Aherlow Community Creche, Community Mary Hayes 062 56550 / Yes Yes AM & PM Yes Yes Yes Lisvernane Aherlow, Co. 0876823652 45 Tipperary Monard Kid's Club An Chuirt, Monard, Co Tipperary Private Lisa O'Mahony 087-9826443 No No AM Yes Yes Yes 46 Naíonra Lus na Gréine, Gaelscoil Thiobraid Árann, Private Máiréad Ui 062-31240 / No Yes AM No Yes Yes (Irish Pre- school) Cnoc an Ráileigh, Baile Mhurchú 086-1939923 Thiobraid Árann 47 Spraoi Playschool Reddanswalk, Dundrum rd, Private Anne 0878148847 No No AM No Yes Yes Tipperary Town, Co.Tipperary Comerford 48 The Den Montessori Kilfeacle Tennis Club, Kilfeacle, Private Kate Molony 086-1271147 No No AM No Yes Yes Co Tipperary 49 Three Drives After- Three Drives FRC, 22\23 Community Terry O'Connor 062-80831 No No No Yes No Yes school Club Greenane Drive, Tipperary Town 50 Tír na nÓg Pre- school Cappawhite National School, Private Maria Buckley 062 75348 / No No AM No Yes Yes Church street, Cappawhite. 0879325893 51 A B C D E F G H I J K Totally Kids St Joseph's Primary School, Private Therese Roche 087 2963766 087 No No AM & PM No Yes Yes Murgasty Road, Tipperary Town \ Michelle 0910817 Quinlan 52 A B C D E F G H I J K Facility Name Facility Address Community or Manager Contact No. Full Part Sessional After- Offering Offering NCS Private Time Time AM\PM School ECCE 53 Fethard and Surrounding areas 54 Fethard After-school Holy Trinity NS, Rocklow Rd, Private Helena O'Meara 087-6360930 No No No Yes No Yes Fethard, Co. Tipperary 55 Fethard Community Rocklow Rd, Fethard Community Helena O'Shea 0526132316 No No AM & PM No Yes Yes Playgroup Co.Tipperary 56 Hilltop Play School Hilltop Community Centre, Community Emma McGrath 0529156888 No No AM Yes Yes Yes Highfield Cashel Rd, Killenaule 57 Co. Tipperary Room to Bloom Moyglass, Fethard, Co. Tipperary Private Jacqueline 086 8321661 No No AM No Yes Yes O'Connell 58 Busy Bees - Lisronagh Lisronagh National School, Private Vanessa 086-0444202 No No AM No Yes Yes Lisronagh, Clonmel, Co Tipperary Moriarty 59 Facility Name Facility Address Community or Manager Contact No. Full Part Sessional After- Offering Offering NCS Private Time Time AM\PM School ECCE 60 Clonmel and Surrounding areas 61 Brothers of Charity, Lus Boherduff, Fethard Road, Special Needs Catriona 052 6170554 Yes, No No No No Yes na Greine Clonmel, Co. Tipperary Service McGrath by referr al only 62 Busy Bees After- Presentation Primary School, Private Vanessa 086-0444202 No No No Yes No Yes School Clonmel, Co Tipperary Moriarty 63 Busy Bees After-school - St Mary's CBS, Irishtown, Private Vanessa 086-0444202 No No No Yes No Yes St Marys Clonmel, Co Tipperary. Moriarty 64 Busy Bees Pre- School Rathkeevan Community Hall, Private Vanessa 0860444202 Yes Yes AM No Yes Yes Cahir Road, Clonmel Moriarty 65 Clonmel Childcare Ltd Cashel Court, Cashel Road, Private Darren Ryan 0526126620 Yes No AM & PM Yes Yes Yes Clonmel Co.Tipperary 66 Clerihan After-School Clerihan National School, Private Helena O'Meara 087-6360930 No No No Yes No Yes Clerihan, Clonmel 67 Clever Cloggs Church Rd, Elm Park Clonmel, Community Clare Kennedy 0526189377 Yes Yes AM & PM Yes Yes Yes Co Tipperary 68 COS Breakfast Club & Clonmel Sports Field, Western Private Geraldine 087-9696894 No No No Yes No Yes After-school Road, Clonmel, Co Tipperary Quigley 69 A B C D E F G H I J K Foundations Sisters of Charity NS, Mary St, Private Edel Meehan 085 7423034 No No AM Yes Yes Yes Clonmel, Co Tipperary 087 7901240 70 Jigsaw Day Nursery Carrigeen Business Park, Private Eileen Acheson 0526129888 Yes Yes AM & PM Yes Yes Yes Clonmel, Co.Tipperary 71 Kilcash Pre-school Kilcash NS, Kilcash Ballypatrick, Community Geraldine 087-1354608 No No AM No Yes Yes Clonmel Co.
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