On the morning of Friday, 27th September Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Brian McDonagh was joined by Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien to cut the ribbon on the new social housing unit in Monastery Court, Lusk. All dwellings incorporate age-friendly design elements.
The unit comprises of 5 two bed apartments with communal landscaped courtyard and close to all local amenities. This is the first passive housing development that the council has undertaken.
“We Should be Adding Life to Years Over Years to Life” – Professor Ronan Collins 8 May 2025: Over 200 older people from across Ireland are gathering in Tallaght, for …
The annual Bealtaine Festival, which celebrates its 30th Anniversary this year provides older people opportunities to participate in the arts and creativity during the month of May. This year’s programme …
On a lovely warm Monday evening, the RAMS, Retired Active Men’s Social, headed off to the Naas races, and to view the runners for the Punchastown Festival. 20 of our …
Ballybrophy Train Station in Laois has officially been awarded “Age Friendly” status by Age Friendly Ireland, recognising Iarnród Éireann’s commitment to making public transport more accessible, inclusive, and welcoming, particularly …
The Live Well Health & Wellbeing Expo, delivered for free through a collaboration between Age Friendly Laois and Healthy Laois, returned for another year to Portlaoise on Wednesday, 23 April 2025. Following a successful …
FraudSMART is advising consumers to be on alert for a new type of text message and phone scam currently in circulation claiming to be from your bank. These are very convincing scams so …
