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School Age Services Service Name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Town County Registered Provider Telephone Number Service Type of Service John Sweeney Park Afterschool, Carlow Regional 48 John Sweeney Park Carlow Carlow Lisa Hutton 059 9168008 Afterschool Youth Service Cill an Oir Afterschool, Carlow Regional Youth 32 Cill an Oir Graiguecullen Carlow Lisa Hutton 059 9164757 Afterschool Service Bailieborough Development St Annes Community Chapel Road Bailieborough Cavan Peader Reynolds 042 9694716 Afterschool Laragh Childcare Services Laragh Parish Hall Laragh Stradone Cavan Marianne Cosgrove 049 4323862 Afterschool Ennis CBS Afterschool New Road Lifford Ennis Clare Maura Coughlan 065 6841205 Afterschool MaryK's Childcare and Community Centre Deerpark Doora Ennis Clare Mary Kennedy 065 6868575 Afterschool Aftercare Scoil na Mainistreach Busy Bees Afterschool Club New Line Road Quin Clare Jill Morris 065 6825003 Afterschool Quin Dangan Teach na nog kidz Ltd Coopers Park Tulla Tulla Clare Carina Roseingrave 085 2200048 Afterschool Sherpa Kids Ballinspittle Ballinspittle National Ballinspittle Cork Teresa Bebb David Bebb 02 14773193 Afterschool National School School Sherpa Kids Ballygarvan Ballygarvan National Ballygarvan Cork Teresa Bebb David Bebb 02 14773193 Afterschool National School School Hairy Henry Ballylickey Bantry Cork Sandra Schmid 087 9389867 Afterschool After School Club Cloghroe National Cloghroe Blarney Cork Yvonne Kelly 021 4385573 Afterschool Sherpa Kids Gaelscoil Sheanlower Blarney Cork Emma Keane 021 4516874 Afterschool Mhuscrai Sherpa Kids Carrigaline Educate Together Kilnagleary Carrigaline Cork Teresa Bebb David Bebb 02 14773193 Afterschool Sherpa Kids Scoil Mhuire Scoil Mhuire Lourdes & Lourdes & St Johns Girls Balllea Road Carrigaline Cork Teresa Bebb David Bebb 02 14773193 Afterschool St John's Girls N.S National School Sherpa Kids Scoil Clochair Carrigtwohill Main Carrigtwohill Cork Deirdre Smyth 087 2110659 Afterschool Mhuire Carrigtwohill Street Sherpa Kids Scoil na O'Rahilly St Maulnaskehy Clonakilty Cork Emma Keane 023 8834487 Afterschool Sherpa Kids Cloyne St Colman's National Cloyne Cork Deirdre Smyth 086 4666723 Afterschool Orchard Afterschool Activity Nemo Rangers Mount Vernon South Douglas Cork Cork Rachel Cunningham 021 4890040 Afterschool Ioan Danut Judet Carole Sherpa Kids Greenmount Green Street Cork Cork 086 3931573 Afterschool Judet Scoil Niocláis National Mighty Oaks Club Bellevue Road Frankfield Douglas Cork Joy Marshall Amy O Sullivan 02 12355110 Afterschool School School Age Services Service Name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Town County Registered Provider Telephone Number Service Type of Service Sherpa Kids Dunderrow Dunderrow National Dunderrow Cork Teresa Bebb David Bebb 02 14773193 Afterschool National School School PALS Unibest Ltd Kilbaha Ballinglanna Glanmire Cork Teresa O Mahony 021 4355359 Afterschool All Stars Afterschool Erin's Own GAA Complex Caherlag Glounthaune Cork Teresa O Mahony 086 6001679 Afterschool Rathduff Out of School Rathduff Community 086 2482939/ 085 Service Company Ltd by Rathduff Grenagh Cork Anthony Patterson Afterschool Hall 8724615 Guarantee Sherpa Kids Scoil Naomh Scoil Naomh Eltin Kinsale Cork Teresa Bebb David Bebb 02 14773193 Afterschool Sherpa Kids Summercove Summercove National Ardbrack Kinsale Cork Teresa Bebb David Bebb 02 14773193 Afterschool Kilcreden National Sherpa Kids Kilcredan Kilcredan Ladysbridge Cork Deirdre Smyth 086 7960375 Afterschool School Dromleigh National Bright Beginnings Dromleigh Kilmichael Macroom Cork Patrice Ring 026 46212 Afterschool School Busy Bees Carriganima National Carriganima Macroom Cork Carmel Kelleher 026 44107 Afterschool Jackies Morning and Glantane National Glantane Mallow Cork Jacqueline Sheehan 022 47221 Afterschool Afterschool Service School Sherpa Kids Aghada Upper Aghada Midleton Cork Deirdre Smyth 086 4666721 Afterschool Scoil Bhride National Sherpa Kids Scoil Bhride Aislinn Road Midleton Cork Deirdre Smyth 086 4666724 Afterschool School Unit 3 &4 Old Mill North City Link Little Miracles Seana Mhuillean Cork Ciara Horgan 021 4674445 Afterschool Business Park Rd Shanbally National Kids Inc After school Ringaskiddy Cork John Harnett 062 15790 Afterschool School Sherpa Kids Rochestown Rochestown Educate Garry Duff Rochestown Cork Teresa Bebb David Bebb 02 14773193 Afterschool Sherpa Kids St Josephs Girls Convent Rd Scartagh Cork Emma Keane 023 8833050 Afterschool National School Schull Afterschool and Scoil Mhure National Meenvane Schull Cork Lorna Drinan 087 7754254 Afterschool Togher Boys and Togher 01 6215790/ 01 Kids Inc Afterschool Togher Togher Cork John Harnett Afterschool Girls National School 6208915 Sherpa Kids Vicarstown Vicarstown National Gilcagh Vicarstown Cork Emma Keane 021 7332179 Afterschool National School School Sherpa Kids North Gerald Griffin Street Cork Emma Keane 021 4307132 Afterschool Presentation Primary School Sundays Well Girls National Strawberry Hill Cork Emma Keane 021 1308119 Afterschool School School Age Services Service Name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Town County Registered Provider Telephone Number Service Type of Service The Learning Tree Kilconnell Glebe Kilmacrennan Donegal Sarahmarie Almond 085 8410167 Afterschool Clever Kids Kerrykeel Letterkenny Donegal Mary Friel 074 9150311 Afterschool Cawley Childcare Ltd t/a The Castleland Community Rachel Cawley Danielle Castlelands Balbriggan Dublin 01 6905168 Afterschool Kids Campus Centre Cawley Sherpa Kids Scoil Phadraic Scoil Phadraic Cailini Portrane Road Donabate Dublin Berta Lazarovici 087 4012891 Afterschool Cailíní Newtownpark Rowan House Afterschool The Murray Centre Dublin Dublin Susan Cleary 01 2845688 Afterschool Avenue Exchange House Ireland Ballyfermot Resource AfterSchool Service (Labre Lynch's Lane Dublin 10 Dublin Kevin Burn 01 8721094 Afterschool Centre Park) Aisling Project Balbutcher Lane Aisling Project Poppintree Poppintree, Poppintree Ballymun Dublin 11 Dublin Joe Greenan 01 8621379 Afterschool North Sports and Community Aisling Project Sillogue The Lighthouse Sillogue Road Ballymun Dublin 11 Dublin Joe Greenan 01 5370886 Afterschool Holy Spirit Junior & Four Plus In School Care Ltd Limekiln Lane Greenhills Dublin 12 Dublin Pauline Buggy 016 233323 Afterschool Senior Schools Sherpa Kids (Riverview Riverview Educate Limekiln Road Greenhills Dublin 12 Dublin Roisin O Brien 086 0620231 Afterschool Educate Together NS) Together NS Small Steps Marist National School Clogher Road Dublin 12 Dublin Albana Beleshi 086 8972059 Afterschool Sherpa Kids (Ballinteer Ballinteer Educate Churchtown Road Churchtown Dublin 14 Dublin Roisin O Brien 087 1238094 Afterschool Educate Together NS) Together NS Upper Lower Sherpa Kids (Good Shepard Good Shepherd National Whitehall Road Churchtown Dublin 14 Dublin Roisin O Brien 087 1238094 Afterschool NS) School Rere 43 St Patrick's Silveracre St Patricks Cottage Rathfarnham Dublin 14 Dublin Rita O'Dowd Archbold 087 2800465 Afterschool Cottages The Calf House at The Little School Overend Way Dundrum Dublin 14 Dublin Anne Marie Keown 019 696666 Afterschool Airfield Estate Chrysalis Afterschool Our Ladys Parish Centre Beechpark Lawn Castleknock Dublin 15 Dublin Teresa Horan 01 8220358 Afterschool 087 6148302/ 086 Kidz R Kidz 4 Oakview Court Dublin 15 Dublin Niamh O'Reilly Afterschool 8785746 School Age Services Service Name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Town County Registered Provider Telephone Number Service Type of Service Firhouse Community Small Steps Together 24 Latchford Park Firhouse Road Dublin 15 Dublin Trudy Hill Hayley Devlin 085 7358396 Afterschool College Tigers Childcare Clonsilla Community Hall Weaver's Row Clonsilla Dublin 15 Dublin Karen Clince 086 0104956 Afterschool C/o St. Francis Xavier Tigers Childcare Roselawn Dublin 15 Dublin Karen Clince 086 0226866 Afterschool Junior School St. Mochta's National Tigers Childcare Porterstown Road Clonsilla Dublin 15 Dublin Karen Clince 086 1704001 Afterschool School Castleknock Educate Tigers Childcare Together National Beechpark Avenue Castleknock Dublin 15 Dublin Karen Clince 086 1704088 Afterschool School Edmonstown National Kids Inc Edmonstown Rathfarnham Dublin 16 Dublin John Harnett 062 15790 Afterschool School Knocklyon Youth and Lyons Den Idrone Avenue Knocklyon Dublin 16 Dublin Anne Brannick 01 4935157 Afterschool Community Centre Sherpa Kids Kinsealy St. Nicholas of Myra N.S. Malahide Road Kinsealy Dublin 17 Dublin Berta Lazarovici 087 1653913 Afterschool Explorers Afterschool Ballyogan Road Dublin 18 Dublin Mide Emans 01 2858831 Afterschool GaelScoil Shliabh Rua Explorers Afterschool Belarmine Vale Stepaside Dublin 18 Dublin Mide Emans 01 2858831 Afterschool Stepaside Educate Together Kids Inc Afterschool Holy Holy Trinity National Leopardstown Dublin 18 Dublin John Hartnett 01 6215790 Afterschool Trinity School Sherpa Kids (St Mary's NS St Mary's National Lambscross Sandyford Dublin 18 Dublin Roisin O Brien 083 8214877 Afterschool Sandyford NS) School Sherpa Kids Scoil Mhuire Scoil Mhuire Girls Old Lucan Main Road Lucan Dublin 20 Dublin Emma Campbell 085 2523552 Afterschool Girls National School National School Sherpa Kids St Mary's Boys St Mary's Boys National Chapel Hill Lucan Dublin 20 Dublin Emma Campbell 085 8680488 Afterschool NS School Exchange House Ireland St. Oliver's Community Cloverhill AfterSchool Service (St St. Oliver's Park Dublin 22 Dublin Kevin Burn 01 8721094 Afterschool Hall Road Olivers Park) Cookstown Road, Coach Approach Solas Chriost NS Tallaght Dublin 24 Dublin Lee Moroney
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    Galway Bay South East Catchment Assessment 2010-2015 (HA 29) Catchment Science & Management Unit Environmental Protection Agency December 2018 Version no. 3 Preface This document provides a summary of the characterisation outcomes for the water resources of the Galway Bay South Catchment, which have been compiled and assessed by the EPA, with the assistance of local authorities and RPS consultants. The information presented includes status and risk categories of all water bodies, details on protected areas, significant issues, significant pressures, load reduction assessments, recommendations on future investigative assessments, areas for actions and environmental objectives. The characterisation assessments are based on information available to the end of 2015. Additional, more detailed characterisation information is available to public bodies on the EPA WFD Application via the EDEN portal, and more widely on the catchments.ie website. The purpose of this document is to provide an overview of the situation in the catchment and help inform further action and analysis of appropriate measures and management strategies. This document is supported by, and can be read in conjunction with, a series of other documents which provide explanations of the elements it contains: 1. An explanatory document setting out the full characterisation process, including water body, subcatchment and catchment characterisation. 2. The Final River Basin Management Plan, which can be accessed on: www.catchments.ie. 3. A published paper on Source Load Apportionment Modelling, which can be accessed at: http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.3318/bioe.2016.22 4. A published paper on the role of pathways in transferring nutrients to streams and the relevance to water quality management strategies, which can be accessed at: http://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/10.3318/bioe.2016.19.pdf 5.