Charities & Voluntary Organisations in Cork with opening hours - page 2
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Showing results: 21 - 38 out of 38
Showing results: 21 - 38 out of 38
Results from the 'Charities & Voluntary Organisations' category in Cork
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Unit 8, South Bank, Crosse's Green, Wandesford Quay, Cork, T12 P982
(021) 245 2500
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Keyser's Court, Unit 2, French's Quay, Cork, T12 H996
(021) 494 9801
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Unit 2 Southside Industrial Estate, Pouladuff Road, Togher, Cork
(021) 432 3276
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1 Peter's St, Cork, T12 P302
(021) 427 3934
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55 North Main Street, Cork, T12 XKR7
(021) 241 0060
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3B Oak House, Bessboro Rd, Mahon Industrial Estate, Cork, T12 AKA4
(021) 242 7599
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2 Bridge St, Cork, T23 V967
+353 21 731 9158
Cork Coffee Roasters is a Cork City based, owner operated, gourmet coffee company It operates under master roaster John Gowan 
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115 Shandon St, Cork, T23 CC03
021 4557760
Caring Groups, catholic, mass, Flash Image Rotator, Irish Language, prayer, parish, Charities Groups, Charities & Caring Groups 
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7 Coach Street, Cork, T12 T028
(021) 427 1323
The Cork Branch is one of the busiest Samaritan centres in Ireland. It is also the second largest. There are 21 branches in Ireland, north and south. The Cork branch opened its doors September 1972 and now has 220 active volunteers of all ages from college students, middle aged to retired people. Every year the Cork branch receive approximately 40, 000 calls, with over 1000 people calling to the centre. We are also available to give talks to schools and other organization on the importance of emotional health. So, there’s no advice, and no judgement, just a listening and sympathetic ear. The Samaritans ethos is to provide “non-directive, non-interventionist listening”. Samaritans volunteers are of all ages, with many of them under 35. They are not necessarily trained counsellors. The service is strictly non-denominational, with volunteers of all religions and none in the Cork branch. There’s a mix of men and women, and of people at all stages of life. Every call and conversation is entirely confidential between the caller and the volunteer. We do not trace calls and never ask for a full name or address. 