Muslim Lobby looking for the following volunteers
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*Muslim Lobby looking for the following volunteers: (women and men are
invited, full training will be given)*
*1-Blog Managers.*
*2- Spokes person.*
*3- New...
This sections deals with football and other sports and hobbies. If you have a team or a sport or any hobby Please let everyone know
Monday, November 2, 2009
Friday, October 2, 2009
Intercultural futsal late night league


Information from Football Association of Ireland - DublinInter-cultural late night 'futsal' league attached is the registration form and information can be got from
Jonathan Tormey
Football in community development officer mobile number: 0871323252 or email jonathan.tormey@fai.ie
Jonathan Tormey
Football in community development officer mobile number: 0871323252 or email jonathan.tormey@fai.ie
Intercultural futsal late night league
PLAYER REGISTRATION FORM 2009
Venue: st Catherine’s sports centre
Marrowbone lane, Dublin 8
Time: 9pm to 11pm
Date: November 2nd 2009
Duration 4 weeks
Name of Club _____________________________________
Team Mangers Name _____________________________________
Contact Number _____________________________________
Address _____________________________________
Signature of Team Manager/ Club Secretary_____________________________________
No.
Player Name
Date of Birth
Nationality
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For Official use Only: Returned form to Jonathan tormey before 23/10/2009. Jonathan tormey Can be contacted on e-mail jonathan.tormey@fai.ie or mobile 0871323252
Important Information – please read carefully:
· Players must be over 15yrs of age and under 20
· Each team/club can register up to 8 players per team
· League rules must be read by each players signed by team Mangers/captains and returned before the first match in the league
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Acting Against Racism Training
Intercultural Training Sessions:
Acting against racism
This FREE training can help you to:
* Understand racism, discrimination and their types
* Find out where and how to report racism and discrimination
* How to support victims of racism and act against it in your community
This training is addressed to:
* Ethnic Minority Groups’ Leaders
* Members of New Communities and people living in Dublin 7
* Professionals working with Ethnic Minorities
* Community activists
* Anyone interested in above issues
The training will take place:
on Saturday, 12th September 2009, 10:00 - 16:00
in Phoenix Community Resource Centre, 42 Manor Street, Dublin 7
To book please call 01 677 4494 or email: aga@nwicn.ie
Places are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment.
Please do not hesitate to distribute this flier further to people/organisations you think may be interested.
Could you please display attached information in your office if possible?
Thank you and kind regards,
Agnieszka Wiesyk
Intercultural Community Worker
North West Inner City Network (NWICN)
117-118 North King Street
Dublin 7
T: 01 677 4494
F: 01 677 4025
www.nwicn.ie
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
SmartDesign Group Puts Design Experience to Work for Aviva Stadium; First Match Scheduled for 2010
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Jun 29, 2009 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) --
After nearly 4 years, SmartDesign Group is excited about the recently announced 2010 opening of Aviva Stadium in Dublin. The 50,000 seat stadium is the new home of Ireland's national rugby and football teams and has been an important project for the design firm. In 2005, SmartDesign Group was selected to bring its hospitality design experience and provide management advisory services (MAS) to the project as catering consultants.
"The challenge with feeding a stadium full of people is more about logistics than design. It's about meeting the needs of different levels of spectators in short periods of time. It's about finding operational efficiencies that don't sacrifice quality. It's always an exciting challenge for us." Nick Baker, President, SmartDesign Group.
The Republic of Ireland will play its first game at the new stadium against Argentina on August 11, 2010. In any given year, the stadium will host around ten major international sporting events as well as concerts and events such as the UEFA Final which the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) has already secured. It is expected the stadium will have a Pounds Sterling 250 million impact on the local economy each year.
The SmartDesign Group team provided concessions and premium hospitality master planning services while overseeing the project from concept design through to the selection of a Master Contract Caterer. The hospitality facilities, which are located throughout the grounds, are a reflection of the modern sports stadium experience and revenues generated will help fund the overall investment.
SmartDesign Group is a retail design practice that specializes in bridging the gap between commercial vision and design. Working alongside owners and operators, their ability to maximize opportunities and create efficiencies in the sports & entertainment, transportation, retail and hospitality industries has garnered recognition worldwide. Their projects include Aviva Stadium, Wembley City, Wembley Stadium and Brighton International Arena. To learn more about SmartDesign Group's design experience, visit www.smartdesigngroup.com.
After nearly 4 years, SmartDesign Group is excited about the recently announced 2010 opening of Aviva Stadium in Dublin. The 50,000 seat stadium is the new home of Ireland's national rugby and football teams and has been an important project for the design firm. In 2005, SmartDesign Group was selected to bring its hospitality design experience and provide management advisory services (MAS) to the project as catering consultants.
"The challenge with feeding a stadium full of people is more about logistics than design. It's about meeting the needs of different levels of spectators in short periods of time. It's about finding operational efficiencies that don't sacrifice quality. It's always an exciting challenge for us." Nick Baker, President, SmartDesign Group.
The Republic of Ireland will play its first game at the new stadium against Argentina on August 11, 2010. In any given year, the stadium will host around ten major international sporting events as well as concerts and events such as the UEFA Final which the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) has already secured. It is expected the stadium will have a Pounds Sterling 250 million impact on the local economy each year.
The SmartDesign Group team provided concessions and premium hospitality master planning services while overseeing the project from concept design through to the selection of a Master Contract Caterer. The hospitality facilities, which are located throughout the grounds, are a reflection of the modern sports stadium experience and revenues generated will help fund the overall investment.
SmartDesign Group is a retail design practice that specializes in bridging the gap between commercial vision and design. Working alongside owners and operators, their ability to maximize opportunities and create efficiencies in the sports & entertainment, transportation, retail and hospitality industries has garnered recognition worldwide. Their projects include Aviva Stadium, Wembley City, Wembley Stadium and Brighton International Arena. To learn more about SmartDesign Group's design experience, visit www.smartdesigngroup.com.
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