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Raheny a Better Place to Live and Work You never know when you’ll need it Directory A5 Page Ad New Blue.pdf 1 03/01/2016 17:08 WELCOME - Helping to Make Raheny a Better Place to Live and Work Dear Raheny Resident, Welcome to this very special Raheny Information booklet – a joint project between Raheny Business Association and Raheny Age Friendly, and funded by Raheny Business Association. We have worked closely together over the past 2 years to implement the Raheny Age Friendly Action Plan. One of the key findings from the extensive consultation process with residents, especially older people was the lack of one source for all local community information. C We don’t claim that this booklet is the definitive source for all local information but it is a start! Hopefully, if it proves successful we will build on it for the future. If you are involved M in a local organisation that has not been included please let us know. Family Run Business Y Est 1982 The booklet has been delivered to 8500 homes in Raheny and surrounding areas. CM Please keep the booklet handy so that when you are looking for information on a local service, club or Business, you will be able to look it up and find it quickly and easily. MY Reliable & Raheny Business Association has 140 members who employ over 600 people in Raheny. CY Friendly Service CMY We encourage you to support Local Businesses, clubs, schools, organisations and associations. It is only with your support that they can thrive and grow. K Regards, Aidan Aidan Fitzsimons, Vanessa Carey Chairman Raheny Age Friendly 8 Main Street, Raheny, Dublin 5 Raheny Business Association 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Pages Welcome Message 1 Table of Contents 3 A-Z Quick Finder by Business Name 4 - 5 Community Information 9 - 29 Members by Business Category 33 - 55 Heritage Sites in Raheny 56 - 57 Emergency Numbers 64 Published by Raheny Business Association 2016. All rights reserved. Design by : www.unahealydesign.com Printed by : Print Tender Ltd Raheny Business Association, 134 Bettyglen, Raheny Dublin 5 Email : [email protected] Web : www.rahenybusiness.com 2 3 A-Z QUICK FINDER BY BUSINESS NAME A-Z QUICK FINDER BY BUSINESS NAME Company Phone Company Phone Company Phone Company Phone A E A.I.B.Bank 01 831 4166 Eamon Doyle Associates 01 867 0261 Margaret Mara 087 294 0803 Smyths Butchers 01 831 3862 Abbey Office Supplies Ltd. 01 851 1022 East Coast Computer Services 01 851 1988 McHughs Wine & Dine 01 832 7435 Sophie Li Hair Design 01 818 7502 Acupuncture & Allergy Testing 01 851 0285 Education Building Society 01 831 4517 J. Meade & Co. 01 831 5000 St Anne’s Golf Club 01 833 6471 Adams Pharmacy 01 831 3831 Elite Blinds 089 481 9324 Michael Mohan Architect 01 831 8061 St Francis Hospice 01 832 7535 Advanced Building & Surveying 087 269 5036 Energy Rating Certs 087 225 0388 Mila Print & Design 087 927 2973 St Josephs Hospital 01 877 4900 All Dogs great & Small 01 805 8885 English, Jean Artist 01 831 7804 Mould Solutions 083 845 8090 St Michaels House SNS 01 839 3350 All Financials 01 851 3090 Executive Interiors 01 816 6600 Mr Magic Contract Cleaning 086 069 3269 St. Paul’s College 01 831 4011 Amack Ltd 01 851 2777 Expert Hardware 01 851 2596 Mulino Restaurant 01 831 3636 Stephanie Regan & Associates 086 823 5151 Angelz Salon 01 831 6303 SuperValu 01 831 0013 April Flowers 01 832 8881 F O A.R Solutions 01 805 6030 Farrelly Chiropodist 01 831 4359 O’Connor Dentist Practice 01 851 0340 T Ard Scoil la Salle 01 848 0055 Fetch Dog Grooming 01 831 3884 Office Chairs.ie 01 816 6600 Tax Assist 01 906 0444 Artist Jean English 01 831 7804 Fitzgerald Driving School 01 831 6636 Owen O’Connor Photography 087 233 2619 TOP Raheny Service Station 01 831 3150 Audi-Lab Hearing Aid Specialists 01 851 1911 Flynn & Associates Auctioneers 01 831 8311 OnePlus Accounting 01 851 1250 Tempted 01 831 4293 Audio Warehouse Ltd. 01 831 2200 Order of Malta 086 810 7972 The Candy Pop Man 087 613 2690 Awesome Web Design 01 851 1022 G The Cedars Lounge 01 831 3738 Axa Insurance 01 831 1422 Gaffney Halligan & Co. Solicitors 01 831 4133 P The Childens Circle 087 617 4342 GPTV Home Entertainment Services 086 109 2159 Paper Pieces Ltd 01 832 8902 The Mint Cottage 01 831 7900 B Grange Woodbine Residents Assoc. 01 847 6640 Permanent TSB 01 831 4253 The Village Shop 01 831 7011 Bank of Ireland 01 831 8666 Grangepark Print 01 839 6228 Print Tender 087 927 2973 The Watermill Inn 01 831 9574 Barrett’s Newsagent 01 831 5935 Perkulicious Coffee House 01 851 1004 Tir na nOg Creche 01 851 2593 Beaumont Hospital Foundatiom 01 809 2161 H Toolen Electrical 087 266 1843 Barron Morris Solicitors 01 832 7899 Harmonstown Motors Ltd. 01 831 1242 R Tullys Pharmacy 01 851 0444 Black Banks Garden Centre 01 832 7047 Haven Interiors 087 641 7275 Raheny & District Credit Union 01 831 1322 Blossom Ireland 01 805 8090 Hilltop Surgery 01 832 8695 Raheny Barber Shop 01 851 0454 U Bread Naturally 01 831 4700 Home from Home Creche 01 831 0591 Raheny Carpets Ltd. 01 831 9340 Úna Healy Design 086 396 3316 Brendan Browne & Sons Ltd 01 831 8308 Heron Carpentry 086 891 6728 Raheny Country Market Ltd 01 831 3573 Ulster Bank 01 805 8800 Raheny Chinese Take Away 01 831 7502 C I Raheny Dental Centre 01 831 4004 V Carpet Doctor 086 600 6086 Into the Past 087 701 6675 Raheny G. A. A. Club 01 831 3530 Vox Tours 01 658 6023 Carvill Rickard & Co. Solicitors 01 831 2163 Irish Accounts Ltd 01 805 8839 Raheny Garda Station 01 666 4300 Cassidy, F.G & Co. 01 831 6019 ISA Group 01 831 2472 Raheny Gardens Consultancy 01 831 1565 W Castlerock Building Services 01 833 6611 Raheny House Nursing Home 01 831 1199 Windsor Motors Raheny Ltd. 01 831 4066 Chiropodist Peter Farrelly 01 831 4359 Raheny Medical Centre 01 805 8508 J 01 855 5511 Chic Boutique 083 446 9092 Jennings & Co. Ltd. Raheny Optics 01 818 7918 Constituency Office Tom Brabazon 01 867 4930 Raheny Inn 01 831 4594 Core Pilates 086 835 7766 Raheny Shamrock Athletic Club 01 831 0954 K Raheny Tidy Village 086 241 2884 Cooke School of Irish Dancing 085 713 1068 KARE Social Services & Citizens Information 01 805 8574 esting F Cityscape Gardeners 086 173 3735 Raheny United Football Club 01 851 0077 er ac t t Kareplan 01 851 1411 In Cock & Bull 01 831 3772 Raheny Veterinary Hospital 01 847 8044 Kennedys Foodstore y 01 851 3000 n Did Costcutters 01 831 0322 Rainbows End Creche 01 851 2593 e h a you RayMar Ladies & Gents Hairdressing 01 831 5299 R Core Pilates 086 835 7766 know? Crosby Medical Centre 01 831 0243 L River Café 01 805 8060 Lloyds Pharmacy 01 831 4341 Cutting Edge Landscapes Ltd 01 848 1387 River Holistic 01 831 0888 M D 01 831 2526 S Macari’s Take Away 087 994 2628 Delahunt & Co 01 831 6815 01 831 8259 Sapphire Beauty MacMahons Foodstore 01 831 3611 Diamonds Hair Studio 01 831 5461 01 832 9737 SOS Dental Surgery MacNamaras Pharmacy 086 303 8180 C. Dowling & Son (Windows)Ltd 01 832 7838 01 831 3319 Scapegoat Design Make Health your Business 01 831 3773 Dublin Balloons 01 851 2217 01 831 1500 Singer/Cantor Terri Clarke Man Friday Slender Health Club 01 831 2917 Duffy’s Barber Shop 086 266 8516 Manor House Secondary School 01 831 6782 4 5 KARE SOCIAL SERVICES AND CITIZENS INFORMATION SERVICE 2 Sybil Hill Road, Raheny, Dublin 5 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.karesocialservices.ie/ Phone: 01 8058574 Fax: 01 8058762 KARE Social Services is a charitable organisation providing Home Help, Meals on Wheels, Citizens Information and a Community Minibus service. Our Meals on Wheels kitchen also provides a dinner to residents and locals in one of our sheltered Dublin City Council accommodation kitchens. You could have a hot nutritious dinner and dessert delivered to your door. Please contact us for more information. Our Mission Statement is to ‘Support and improve quality of life by enabling older people to live independently at home’. 6 7 COMMUNITY INFORMATION RAHENY AGE FRIENDLY The Age Friendly strategy for Raheny is prepared on behalf of Dublin City Council, Raheny Business Association, Raheny Tidy Village Group and the local community. Age Friendly Ireland is a non-profit organisation and is the home of Ireland’s Age Friendly Cities and County Programme. The Dublin City Age Friendly County Programme aims to make Dublin a truly great place in which to grow old and has produced the ‘Dublin City Age Friendly Strategy 2014-2019’ which is being implemented across the city including in Raheny. The Programme is built on the recognition of the valuable role that older people can and should play in shaping their communities for the better. The voice of the older person is at the heart of the Programme. The Age Friendly Raheny Plan identifies the positives attributes and areas for improvement in Raheny. • Install flat, smooth footpaths with level gradient along Main Street area. • Set up a Community Café and create a place for people to socialise and share information on an ongoing basis for older people. • Produce a local information leaflet relevant to older people. • Work towards creating a Universally Accessible Raheny.
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