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A social worker has shared his story of drugs, crime and depression to press home the impact of housing and rehabilitation charity Tiglin’s partnership South East Technological University (SETU) as the organisations prepare to host an event in Greystones to celebrate the real opportunities their collaboration provides for people in need.

A Dublin café catering for the homeless and those in need had to briefly close its doors on a day before Christmas due to the huge demand for a hot meal.

Having just celebrated the founding of Tiglin 15 years ago, Aubrey McCarthy was honoured at an awards ceremony hosted by Trinity College Dublin, on Thursday, October 19, to highlight the college alumni’s impact on a local, national and global scale.

Following the success of the National Ukrainian Day event at Tiglin's Coolnagreina Centre in June, members of the diplomatic community visited the Greystones facility on Tuesday, August 15 as a new multi-media centre was launched.

Ukraine’s Constitution Day is a public holiday in the country and has been celebrated every year, on June 28, since 1996, when the constitution was adopted.

A fantastic facility in Naas is doing tremendous work to make a difference in the lives of local young people.

Jay Bobinac, the manager of Jigginstown Manor, a Naas-based centre for young adults coming out of homelessness has won a special recognition award for academic ...

Frank Feighan, the Minister for State with responsibility for the national drugs strategy visited Naas and Kill. He met Naas man Aubrey McCarthy, chair of the S...

FROM sleeping rough to graduating with masters degrees, twin brothers have highlighted the transformative power of education in SETU, Carlow’s new university.

Allen Bobinac was once picked up by the gardaí walking along the motorway back into Dublin because he couldn’t afford to get the bus