The Liberties Community Project delivers a range of programmes dedicated to employment, education, social enterprise, integration, housing and community development as well as supporting community to engage in research and advocacy work. Our mission is to deliver a variety of programmes that service local need as well as to provide community members with opportunities to input into decisions that affect them in order to build a strong community where everyone is heard and no-one is left behind.
Contact the Liberties Community project for programmes previously delivered by SICCDA or Robert Emmet CDP or for The Liberties Festival, In Your Shoes Walking Tours or the Inner City Beekeeping Project.
MaSamba Samba School was born on the wave of enthusiasm following the success of the 1994 ‘Big Bang Festival’ at the City Arts Centre in…
School Street and Thomas Court Bawn Family Resource Centre aims to cater for the needs of children and families through a range of different services…
Warrenmount Centre aims to meet local community needs by creating opportunities, building confidence and developing skills. We do this through a learning style that is…
Dublin Simon Community Shops sell quality items donated by supporters. The shops re-cycle quality goods that can be reused. Remember, not only are you getting value for money when…
The National Archives collects, manages and preserves the public record of Ireland, ensuring its availability both as a resource and to safeguard citizens’ rights.
We empower young people to achieve a brighter future, both professionally and personally, by providing quality education, training and support.