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Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers are welcome to our weekly Scout Activity meeting held in Old Gym Hall, Deaf Village Ireland on Wednesday’s from 7pm – all boys and girls are welcome.

When? Every Thursday (6 sessions) Time? 6-8pm. Where? Ozone, Belfast. Interested? Text msg 07970984340 or email [email protected]

We are currently (and have been) funding the registered charities which are: Greenbow – www.facebook.com/GBWDeafLGBT National Deaf Women of Ireland – www.deafwomen.ie Tallaght Deaf Club – www.facebook.com/tallaghtdeafclub Irish Deaf Youth Association – www.irishdeafyouth.com Temple Street Foundation | Children’s Charity Ireland – www.templestreet.ie Deaf Enterprises – http://deafenterprises.ie Cork Deaf Association – www.corkdeaf.ie To enquiry about fundraising…

Houses of the Oireachtas: Watch the debate on the Recognition of Irish #SignLanguage for the Deaf Community Bill 2016 in the Seanad – the bill was debated on the 19 October 2016 #seeforyourself #ISL Irish Deaf Society To read the #Seanad debate click here: http://bit.ly/2eZ7WRW You can also watch all Seanad Playbacks here: http://www.oireachtas.ie/viewdoc.asp?DocID=33766&&CatID=129

Relief Panel of Travel Escorts (Part-time) required for Holy Family School for the Deaf and Boarding Campus on various routes nationally which include but are not limited to: 1. Laois – Dublin, Longford/Kinnegad – Dublin, Ashbourne – Dublin, Wicklow – Dublin, Dublin city and county. Travel days Monday to Friday inclusive working to school term….

We have now finally assembled a report of what Irish Deaf.com has donated to various deaf organisations (as well as for other charities) over the years from 2004 to 2016 this year, with the money coming from our bag-packing fund-raising.  The report contains 42 pages of chart, bar and pie graphs for the organisations with…

The Citizens Information Board (CIB) are carrying out a study to see if there are ways to improve access to public and social services and related information for members of the Deaf Community. Consultants Tom Martin & Associates have launched this online questionnaire to collect the views and experiences of ISL users on this critical…

At Firefly Music Festival in June, while thousands of fans watched Of Monsters and Men perform a daytime set, a few people were focused on the skinny blond man in the front corner of the stage. He was interpreting the songs in American Sign Language for deaf festivalgoers. He translated the lyrics, “We crawl, we…