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CORK Tusla Number Service Name Address Town County Registered Provider Telephone Number Age Profile Service Type No Early Years Services CORK Tusla Number Service Name Address Town County Registered Provider Telephone Number Age Profile Service Type No. Of Children Registration Date Conditions of Service Service Can Attached Accommodate Midleton Montessori and Midleton Rugby TU2015CC001 Midleton Cork Leslie Moore 086 1425950 2 - 6 Years Part Time Sessional 66 01/01/2020 Pre-School Club,Townspark TU2015CC002 Cottage Childcare Ballymacmoy,Killavullen Mallow Cork Yvonne O'Keeffe 2 - 6 Years Sessional 31 01/01/2020 A Breath of Fresh Air Full Full Day Part Time TU2015CC003 Aghamarta, Carrigaline Cork Ailish Thompson 021 4376015 1 - 6 Years 84 01/01/2020 Day Care Sessional A Breath of Fresh Air Pre- TU2015CC004 Aghamarta, Carrigaline Cork Ailish Thompson 021 4376015 3 - 6 Years Full Day 66 01/01/2020 School St. Catherines N.S.,Bishopstown TU2015CC005 A Step on the Ladder Cork Cork Karen O'Regan 021 4541426 2 - 6 Years Sessional 22 01/01/2020 Avenue,Model Farm Road TU2015CC006 ABC Academy Chapel Road,Kilworth Fermony Cork Keith Lynch 025 27001 2 - 6 Years Sessional 64 01/01/2020 Full Day Part Time TU2015CC007 ABC Childcare Fort Hill,Moneygourney Rochestown Cork Joan Cronin 021 4899309 0 - 6 Years 130 01/01/2020 Sessional TU2015CC008 ABC'S and 123's Pre-School Scoil Isogain,Spa Glen Mallow Cork Lisa Cronin 086 8407823 2 - 6 Years Sessional 44 01/01/2020 Able Minds Montessori TU2015CC009 Rockhill, Grenagh Cork Olive Carton-Walsh 2 - 6 Years Sessional 22 01/01/2020 School Aghada Community TU2015CC011 Upper Aghada, Midleton Cork AnnMarie O'Hanlon 021 4662739 2 - 6 Years Sessional 72 01/01/2020 Playgroup CLG TU2015CC012 Ahiohill Montessori Ahiohill National School, Ennniskeane Cork Jacqueline Campbell 2 - 6 Years Sessional 22 01/01/2020 TU2015CC013 Aim High Montessori 16a Cois Coillte,Kilworth Kilworth Cork Finola Hogan 2 - 6 Years Sessional 22 01/01/2020 All Aboard, Carrigtwohill Full Day Part Time TU2015CC014 Station Road, Carrigtwohill Cork Orla Hayes 021 4883553 0 - 6 Years 76 01/01/2020 Childcare Centre Sessional Church of Ireland TU2015CC016 Amanda's Playschool Carrigaline Cork Amanda Buttimer 2 - 6 Years Sessional 22 01/01/2020 Hall,Church Road An Cliabhán Community Lower Friar's TU2015CC017 Cork Cork Bernie Buckley 021 4319085 1 - 6 Years Sessional 23 01/01/2020 Creche Walk,Ballyphehane An Naíonra Charraig Uí TU2015CC018 Town Park,Church Road Carrigaline Cork Máire Uí Mhathúna 021 4919033 2 - 6 Years Sessional 88 01/01/2020 Leighin Teo Aingeal's Réamhscoil Ionad an Phobail,Sraid TU2015CC019 Eochaill Cork Dara O'Donnell Murphy 2 - 6 Years Sessional 38 01/01/2020 (Eochaill) Teoranta Mhor Thuaidh Anchor Playschool Meelin TU2015CC021 Community Centre, Meelin Cork Eleanor Burke 087 1905355 2 - 6 Years Sessional 20 01/01/2020 Limited Angel Guardian Community Silverpoint,Ashmount,M TU2015CC022 Cork Cork Cormac O'Connor 2 - 6 Years Sessional 44 01/01/2020 Pre-School Ltd. ayfield Corbally,Ballinora,Water TU2015CC023 Ann Long's Pre-School Near Cork Cork Ann Long 086 1726489 2 - 6 Years Sessional 56 01/01/2020 fall The Elms (Manse) TU2015CC025 O'Reilly Montessori School Fermoy Cork Fiona O'Reilly 2 - 6 Years Sessional 18 01/01/2020 Allen's Walk,Greenhill Ardmore Community Pre- Ardmore Estate,Passage TU2015CC027 Cork Cork Judy Hartnett McCarthy 2 - 6 Years Sessional 42 01/01/2020 School West Lower TU2015CC028 Ash's Angels Preschool Quartertown,Quarterto Mallow Cork Asha O'Boyle 2 - 6 Years Sessional 11 01/01/2020 wn Aughadown Community TU2015CC029 Church Cross, Skibbereen Cork Kathleen Keohane 028 38536 2 - 6 Years Part Time 22 01/01/2020 Playschool Ltd. Early Years Services CORK Tusla Number Service Name Address Town County Registered Provider Telephone Number Age Profile Service Type No. Of Children Registration Date Conditions of Service Service Can Attached Accommodate Aylsbury Pre-School TU2015CC030 3 Aylsbury Crescent, Ballincollig Cork Pauline Baston 021 4871713 2 - 6 Years Sessional 8 01/01/2020 Playgroup Full Day Part Time TU2015CC031 Baby Talk Childcare Gleann Alainn, Ballygarvan Cork Patricia O'Sullivan 021 4888739 1 - 6 Years 32 01/01/2020 Sessional Newbury House Family Old Youghal TU2015CC032 Cork Cork Mary Foley 021 450 7999 1 - 6 Years Part Time 15 01/01/2020 Centre Ltd. Road,Mayfield The Village Ballincollig Early Years Pre- TU2015CC033 Centre,Station Cork Cork Paddy McCarthy 021 4876295 2 - 6 Years Sessional 68 01/01/2020 School Road,Ballincollig TU2015CC034 Ballinspittle Playschool Ballinspittle Village, Ballinspittle Cork Carmel Condon 021 4778609 2 - 6 Years Sessional 22 01/01/2020 The Community TU2015CC035 Ballyclough Playschool Mallow Cork Marie Mortell 2 - 6 Years Sessional 22 01/01/2020 Centre,Ballyclough Ballydehob Community TU2015CC036 Greenmount Road, Ballydehob Cork Hannah Vaughan 028 37771 0 - 6 Years Full Day 40 01/01/2020 Playgroup Ballyellis Childcare T/A Valley Walk,College Full Day Part Time TU2015CC037 Mallow Cork Sandra Relihan 022 30005 0 - 6 Years 80 01/01/2020 Quality Childcare Wood Sessional Ballygarvan Tiny Tots TU2015CC039 Ballygarvan G.A.A. Hall, Ballygarvan Cork Gobnait Mackey 021 4888381 2 - 6 Years Sessional 44 01/01/2020 Community Playschool CLG Ballygroman Day Care TU2015CC040 Ballygroman, Lower Ovens Cork Linda O'Callaghan 021 7331225 0 - 6 Years Full Day Sessional 40 01/01/2020 Centre Ballyhass Childcare Facility Full Day Part Time TU2015CC041 Ballyhass,Cecilstown Mallow Cork Tadgh Hickey 022 27464 0 - 6 Years 95 01/01/2020 CLG Sessional TU2015CC042 Ballyhea Childcare Ltd. Ballyhea, Charleville Cork Lorraine Fitzgibbon 063 89696 2 - 6 Years Sessional 22 01/01/2020 Baltimore Community TU2015CC044 Fr. Cashman Hall, Baltimore Cork Maeve McCarthy 2 - 6 Years Sessional 22 01/01/2020 Playgroup Service CLG Bandon Montessori and Full Day Part Time TU2015CC045 Meadowlands, Bandon Cork Aine Murphy 021 4663000 0 - 6 Years 50 01/01/2020 Creche (Meadowlands) Sessional Bandon Montessori and 18 Rosewood Lawn,New TU2015CC046 Bandon Cork Aine Murphy 023 8852350 0 - 6 Years Full Day 56 01/01/2020 Daycare Cork Road Banteer Community Full Day Part Time TU2015CC047 Clonmeen, Banteer Cork James Murphy 029 56727 0 - 6 Years 102 01/01/2020 Childcare Services Ltd. Sessional Barnardos Brighter Futures Ardmore TU2015CC048 Cork Cork Kevin Gregory 021 4307964 2 - 6 Years Part Time 32 01/01/2020 Centre Ave.,Knocknaheeney Barbara Gaffney's Bishop O'Brien National TU2015CC051 Fermoy Cork Barbara Gaffney 2 - 6 Years Sessional 22 01/01/2020 Montessori Schools School,Bartlemy TU2015CC052 Bee Happy Montessori 8 Tallow Street, Youghal Cork Sharon Welch 2 - 6 Years Sessional 20 01/01/2020 Beehive Childcare and Full Day Part Time TU2015CC053 Gortnatrea, Berrings Cork Eileen Buckley 021 7332261 0 - 6 Years 30 01/01/2020 Montessori Pre-School Sessional Before 5 Nursery and Family Churchfield TU2015CC054 Cork Cork June Hamill 021 4303561 1 - 6 Years Sessional 60 01/01/2020 Centre Hill,Churchfield Beginners Corner TU2015CC055 Lower Road, Newmarket Cork Mary O'Sullivan O'Keeffe 2 - 6 Years Sessional 22 01/01/2020 Montessori TU2015CC056 Beginnings Creche Mahon Drive,Mahon Cork Cork Tammy O’Donovan 021 4358866 0 - 6 Years Full Day Sessional 31 01/01/2020 TU2015CC057 Berrings Pre-School Berrings Cross, Berrings Cork Sheila McCarthy 2 - 6 Years Sessional 14 01/01/2020 1 Full Day Part Time TU2015CC058 BEL Childcare Calderwood,Donnybroo Douglas Cork John Bowman 021 4894177 0 - 6 Years 90 01/01/2020 Sessional k Bishopstown Bishopstown Community TU2015CC059 House,Murphy's Cork Cork Angela Crowley 2 - 6 Years Part Time 22 01/01/2020 Pre School Farm,Bishopstown Early Years Services CORK Tusla Number Service Name Address Town County Registered Provider Telephone Number Age Profile Service Type No. Of Children Registration Date Conditions of Service Service Can Attached Accommodate Blackwater Childcare Rathcarrig Estate,Pike Full Day Part Time TU2015CC060 Company Limited By Fermoy Cork Joanie McCarthy 025 82761 0 - 6 Years 82 01/01/2020 Road Sessional Guarantee Rooms 1 & 2,Scoil an Blarney Community TU2015CC061 Chroí Íosa,St Anne's Blarney Cork Maura Hughes 086 1929789 2 - 6 Years Sessional 32 01/01/2020 Playschool CLG Road TU2015CC062 Bluebell Childcare Cluain an Óir,Belgooly Kinsale Cork Tom Stapleton 021 4770307 0 - 6 Years Full Day 85 01/01/2020 Boherbue Educare Centre Full Day Part Time TU2015CC063 The Village,Boherbue Mallow Cork Caitriona Hallisey 029 76800 0 - 6 Years 96 01/01/2020 CLG Sessional TU2015CC066 Bright Beginnings Caheragh, Drimoleague Cork Rosie O'Sullivan 028 52002 0 - 6 Years Full Day 37 01/01/2020 25 The TU2015CC067 Bright Beginnings Douglas Cork Mairéad Davis 2 - 6 Years Sessional 24 01/01/2020 Crescent,Broadale TU2015CC068 Bright Beginnings Childcare Roseview ,Main Street Carrignavar Cork Janice McDonnell 1 - 6 Years Part Time Sessional 30 01/01/2020 Bright Beginnings Ardfield National TU2015CC069 Clonakilty Cork Carmel O'Donovan 2 - 6 Years Part Time 22 01/01/2020 Montessori Pre-School School,Ardfield Bright Sparks Childcare Full Day Part Time TU2015CC070 Brigown, Mitchelstown Cork Claire Devaney 025 86799 0 - 6 Years 70 01/01/2020 Centre Sessional Bright Sparks Montessori 85 Beech Rd.,Muskerry TU2015CC071 Ballincollig Cork Goretti O'Donoghue 021 4875040 2 - 6 Years Part Time 29 01/01/2020 School Estate Riverstick Community TU2015CC072 Bright Sparks Playschool Riverstick Cork Sinead Hemlock 2 - 6 Years Sessional 19 01/01/2020 Centre,Riverstick Bright Start Montessori Pre- Southside Community TU2015CC073 Mallow Cork Liz Hourigan 2 - 6 Years Sessional 44 01/01/2020 School Centre,Sandfield Brookelodge Community Brooklodge Community
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