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CAVAN Tusla Number Service Name Address Town County Registered Provider Telephone Number Age Profile Service Type No Early Years Services CAVAN 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 7 Cherry TU2015CN001 ABC Childcare Cavan Cavan Carmel Sorohan 049 4326065 0 - 6 Years Full Day 57 01/01/2020 Grove,Drumgola Wood Angela Deighan’s Full Day Part Time TU2015CN002 Ramparts View, Virginia Cavan Angela Deighan 049 8543462 2 - 6 Years 46 01/01/2020 Montessori School Sessional Angel's Nest Creche and TU2015CN003 Yew Park,Virginia Virginia Cavan Cynthia McAuley 049 8548053 0 - 6 Years Full Day 70 01/01/2020 Playgroup Bailie Tots Play School and Full Day Part Time TU2015CN004 Galbolie, Bailieborough Cavan Margaret Cundelan 042 9694810 2 - 6 Years 35 01/01/2020 Creche Sessional Bailieborough Community Full Day Part Time TU2015CN005 Drumbannon, Bailieborough Cavan Philip Fyfe 042 9666068 0 - 6 Years 65 01/01/2020 Resource House Sessional Ballinamoney Childcare TU2015CN006 Ballinamoney, Bailieborough Cavan Geraldine Gilsenan 042 9675885 1 - 6 Years Full Day 58 01/01/2020 Project CLG Ltd Ballyhaise Community Pre- TU2015CN007 Community Centre, Ballyhaise Cavan Deirdre O'Gorman 049 4351738 2 - 6 Years Sessional 44 01/01/2020 School Ballyjamesduff Community TU2015CN008 Virginia Road, Ballyjamesduff Cavan Kevin Foley 049 8553391 0 - 6 Years Full Day 70 01/01/2020 Creche Ballyjamesduff Community ST Teres'a Hall,Oldcastle TU2015CN009 Ballyjamesduff Cavan Kevin Foley 049 8553391 2 - 6 Years Sessional 40 01/01/2020 Pre-School Road TU2015CN010 Bright Start Main St, Mullagh Cavan Nuala Gilsenan 046 9242881 2 - 6 Years Sessional 32 01/01/2020 Bunnoe Community TU2015CN011 Bunnoe Playschool Centre,Lisboduff,Cooteh Bunnoe Cavan Kelly Brady 049 5553897 2 - 6 Years Sessional 20 01/01/2020 ill TU2015CN012 Busy Bees Drumalt,Arvagh Cavan Cavan Edel McIntyre 049 4328947 0 - 6 Years Full Day 40 01/01/2020 TU2015CN013 Busy Bees Toddlers LTD Leiter,Baileborough Cavan Cavan Margo Campbell 042 9694759 0 - 6 Years Full Day 22 01/01/2020 TU2015CN015 Carealot Daycare Corgreagh,Tullyvin Cootehill Cavan Maura Comiskey 086 3899191 0 - 6 Years Full Day 36 01/01/2020 TU2015CN016 Ciara's Home from Home Glasscarrick, Loughduff Cavan Ciara Kiernan 087 7629088 0 - 6 Years Full Day 46 01/01/2020 Clever Clogs Montessori & Full Day Part Time TU2015CN017 21 Doon Heights, Ballyconnell Cavan Paula Donohoe 049 9527965 0 - 3 Years 27 01/01/2020 Daycare Sessional Cootehill Community Full Day Part Time TU2015CN019 Drumnaveil, Cootehill Cavan Miriam McCullagh 049 5555751 0 - 6 Years 74 01/01/2020 Childcare Sessional Drumlane Community Full Day Part Time TU2015CN020 Uragh,Milltown Belturbet Cavan Bernard Burns 049 9529072 1 - 6 Years 53 01/01/2020 Childcare CLG Sessional TU2015CN021 Dúanaire Kindergarten Hall Street., Kingscourt Cavan Sheelagh McCabe 042 9667708 0 - 6 Years Full Day 85 01/01/2020 Happy Days Playschool and TU2015CN022 3 Coppenagh, Virginia Cavan Margaret McCabe 049 8554819 0 - 6 Years Full Day 56 01/01/2020 Creche Happy Days Childcare Full Day Part Time TU2015CN023 17 Fairgreen, Belturbet Cavan Aisling Reilly 049 9524863 0 - 6 Years 70 01/01/2020 Services Ltd Sessional Happy Days Playgroup & TU2015CN024 Main Street, Mullagh Cavan Jaqueline Brogan 046 9242588 0 - 6 Years Full Day Sessional 82 01/01/2020 Crèche Happy Hours Community Ballinagh Community TU2015CN025 Ballinagh Cavan Olivia Callery 049 4337786 2 - 6 Years Sessional 44 01/01/2020 Playgroup Ltd Centre, Maple Avenue,The Rachel Berns Anna TU2015CN028 Kavan Kids Kreche Ltd Cavan Cavan 049 4327605 0 - 6 Years Full Day 75 01/01/2020 Gallops,Latt McCarron TU2015CN029 Kavan Kids Montessori The Beeches,Redhills Belturbet Cavan Rachel Berns 086 3838759 0 - 6 Years Sessional 11 01/01/2020 Kiddies Den Creche and TU2015CN030 Cloncovid, Kilcogy Cavan Philomena Lynch 087 2961685 0 - 6 Years Full Day Sessional 35 01/01/2020 Montessori TU2015CN031 Kids Corner 22 Thorndale Close, Kingscourt Cavan Catherine McCabe 087 6377440 2 - 6 Years Sessional 23 01/01/2020 Killeshandra Community Resource Centre,Main TU2015CN032 Killeshandra Cavan Deirdre O’Reilly 049 4334011 2 - 6 Years Sessional 22 01/01/2020 Playgroup Ltd Street Early Years Services CAVAN 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 TU2015CN033 Kilnaleck Playgroup Liós na Sí, Kilnaleck Cavan Lorraine O' Reilly 049 4336908 3 - 6 Years Part Time 29 01/01/2020 Krafty Kids Community TU2015CN034 Cullyleenan, Ballyconnell Cavan Ciaran McManus 049 9526045 0 - 6 Years Full Day Sessional 64 01/01/2020 Childcare Laragh Childcare Services Stradone Community TU2015CN035 Stradone Cavan Marianne Cosgrove 049 4323883 0 - 6 Years Sessional 40 01/01/2020 Ltd Centre,Laragh TU2015CN036 Little Buds Childcare 38 Main Street, Mullagh Cavan Bernice Gardiner 087 6804356 2 - 6 Years Full Day 38 01/01/2020 TU2015CN037 Little Friends Montessori 2/ 3 Cathedral View, Cavan Cavan Teresa Leddy 049 4371761 2 - 6 Years Sessional 110 01/01/2020 TU2015CN038 Little Gems Montessori Enagh,Beglieve Bailieborough Cavan Nuala Rogers 042 9660551 2.6 years - 6 Years Sessional 22 01/01/2020 TU2015CN039 Little Rascals Corfree, Lough Gowna Cavan Colette O'Reilly 043 6683244 2 - 6 Years Full Day 25 01/01/2020 Gallonray House TU2015CN040 Little Ray’s Playgroup Cootehill Cavan John O'Reilly 049 5552239 2 - 6 Years Sessional 20 01/01/2020 ,Maudabawn Little Stars Play School and Fiona Bannon TU2015CN041 31 Bellamont View, Cootehill Cavan 049 5552046 2 - 6 Years Part Time Sessional 54 01/01/2020 After School McCormack No 1 The Willows TU2015CN042 Little Willows Montessori Bailieborough Cavan Amanda Kelly 042 9666679 2 - 6 Years Sessional 30 01/01/2020 ,Chapel Road TU2015CN043 Mini Me's Crèche Drumahurk, Butlersbridge Cavan Evelyn Sheridan 049 4366047 1 - 6 Years Full Day 65 01/01/2020 Full Day Part time TU2015CN045 Pebbles Childcare Shercock Road,Cabra Kingscourt Cavan Pauline Grimes 042 9698800 1 - 6 Years 60 01/01/2020 Sessional TU2015CN046 Peter Pan Playschool Barconey, Ballyjamesduff Cavan Elle Boylan 087 1685828 2 - 6 Years Sessional 55 01/01/2020 Nulty CrecheLimited/ TU2015CN047 Assan,New Inn Ballyjamesduff Cavan Helen Nulty 086 0621390 0 - 6 Years Full Day Sessional 60 01/01/2020 Playdays Full Day Part Time TU2015CN048 Playaways Creche Foxglove Hill,Rocklands Cavan Cavan Anne Clarke 049 4365674 0 - 6 Years 51 01/01/2020 Sessional Puddlelane Montessori TU2015CN049 Institute Road,Rakeevan Bailieborough Cavan Elizabeth Burmiston 089 4625874 3 - 6 Years Sessional 28 01/01/2020 Playgroup Ltd Kill Community TU2015CN050 Rainbow Kids Ltd Cootehill Cavan Fergal Brady 049 5553040 3 - 6 Years Sessional 22 01/01/2020 Centre,Tullyvin Full Day Part Time TU2015CN051 Scribbles Drumheel, Virginia Cavan Louise Bosch 086 6088787 2 - 6 Years 38 01/01/2020 Sessional Shercock Child Resource TU2015CN052 Kingscourt Road, Shercock Cavan Patrick Lynch 042 9669966 2 - 6 Years Full Day 44 01/01/2020 Centre Ltd Unit 4 and 5 Aeta TU2015CN054 Small Steps Childcare Cavan Cavan Anne Reilly 494361951 1 - 6 Years Full Day 59 01/01/2020 Place,Gortnaskesh TU2015CN055 Small World Day Care Gortnashannon, Crossdoney Cavan Sharon Kilkenny 049 4337911 1 - 6 Years Full Day Sessional 50 01/01/2020 049 Stepping Stones Pre School TU2015CN056 River Street, Cavan Cavan Marice Graham 4331204/08729826 2 - 6 Years Part Time 79 01/01/2020 Ltd 36 Sticky Fingers Montessori TU2015CN057 Millview,Moynehall Cavan Cavan Lorraine Heaslip 049 4362189 0 - 6 Years Full Day Sessional 52 01/01/2020 and Daycare Sunny Hollow Full Day Part Time TU2015CN058 (Ballymachugh Childcare Omard, Kilnaleck Cavan Norine Mulligan 049 4374511 0 - 6 Years 88 01/01/2020 Sessional Group) Ballydurrow Community TU2015CN059 Superkids Pre-school Virginia Cavan Bronagh Gilbride 049 8548266 2 - 6 Years Sessional 33 01/01/2020 Centre,Ryefield 48 Ashbrooke TU2015CN060 The Children's House Cavan Cavan Antoinette Gibbons 049 4326826 0 - 6 Years Full Day 72 01/01/2020 Manor,Moynehall The Denn Toddlers The Resource TU2015CN061 Crosskeys Cavan Mary Cobey 049 4374906 3 - 6 Years Sessional 20 01/01/2020 Playgroup Clg Centre,Loonogs Early Years Services CAVAN 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 Tullacmongan Resource TU2015CN062 Tiny Steps Pre-School Centre,,Killymooney Cavan Cavan Patricia Walsh 494362283 2 - 6 Years Sessional 43 01/01/2020 Drive,Killymooney Tir na nÓg Montessori Pre TU2015CN063 Woodlands, Arva Cavan Carmel Mulligan 086 2357609 2 - 6 Years Sessional 21 01/01/2020 School TU2015LM003 Blacklion Childcare Services Toam, Blacklion Cavan Niamh Kenefick 071 9853055 0 - 6 Years Full Day 41 01/01/2020 Dowra Childcare Service TU2015LM031 Dowra Resource Centre, Dowra Cavan Carol Durkin 087 160 9700 1 - 6 Years Sessional 24 01/01/2020 Company Ltd Unit 6 Annagh Business Full Day Part Time TU2016CN001 Clever Clogs Ballyconnell Cavan Paula Donohoe 049 9526516 2 - 6 Years 88 01/01/2020 Park, Sessional TU2017CN500 Kiddiez Den Toylion,Church Road Kilnaleck Cavan Priscilla Smith 049 4374846 2 - 6 Years Sessional 20 25/08/2017 TU2017CN501 The Next Step Pre-School Billis, Ballyjamesduff Cavan Tracey Woods 087 7649285 3 - 6 Years Part Time Sessional 15 13/12/2017 12 Parkview,Oldcastle TU2019CN001 Lil Buddies Pre school Ballyjamesduff Cavan Christine Kelly 049 8545874 0 - 6 Years Sessional 11 07/08/2019 Road TU2019CN002 Karen's Childcare Services Corryorke, Mullagh Cavan Karen Osborne 083 4614132 0 - 6 Years Childminder 5 04/10/2019 Claddagh Community TU2020CN001 Bawn Road, Swanlinbar Cavan Tony McGovern 3 - 6 Years Sessional 22 25/08/2020 Childcare Circle of Friends Childcare Kileshandra Community TU2020CN002 Kileshandra Cavan Nicola Ciail 2 - 6 Years Full Day 14 07/09/2020 Service Hall,Railway Road.
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