Organisations, Associations & Clubs in North City, Dublin

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The Travel Department Holdings Unlimited Company

Closed now

12 Henry St, 2, Dublin, D02 VY52

(01) 637 1650

We are Ireland s leading tour operator, offering a fantastic range of escorted holidays from Ireland worldwide including America, Asia and Europe

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C.B.S.I.

146 CAPEL ST, 1, Dublin

018722212

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Gay Switchboard Dublin Company Limited By Guarantee

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Outhouse 105, Capel Street, Dublin, D01

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The Teachers Club

36 Parnell Square W, 1, Dublin, D01 T6V6

(01) 872 6944

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An Bord Pleanála

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64 Marlborough St, Dublin, D01 V902

(01) 858 8100

Raise the Roof

31/32 Parnell Square W, Dublin, D01 YR92

Grow Community Mental Health. Movement

167 CAPEL ST 1, 1, Dublin

018734029

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SIMON COMMUNITY

Closed now

5 Red Cow Lane, Dublin, D02 P840

(01) 635 4888

Dublin Simon Community works to prevent and address homelessness in Dublin, Kildare and Wicklow. We provide services at all stages of homelessness and enable people to move to a place they can call home. At Simon, we listen to people who turn to us for help and do everything we can to support them to move out of homelessness into independent living. We strive to empower people to access, secure and retain a home of their own by reducing the reliance on short-term emergency accommodation and providing permanent supported housing for people to sustain a home in their local community. Moving people into supported housing produces life-enhancing and life-saving results and is more cost-effective in the long run.