Waterford GIY - Waterford local Grow It Yourself

Our first networking event, organized by the Waterford New Communities Network, was a tremendous success with over 140 attendees.
This milestone highlights a significant demand for such events.
Our debut event proved the effectiveness of our network in connecting local migrant communities with service providers.
The guest speakers and the panel discussion captivated the audience, and the personal stories shared added genuine value to comprehending members of the new communities of Waterford.

Your participation was invaluable, and we look forward to keeping you informed about upcoming opportunities to connect and collaborate.

Stay tuned for updates, and we can't wait to have you join us again soon!

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Critically Endangered Bilberry Goats, organized by Orla Foley Hi, my name is Orla and I am asking. for help to raise funds.to buy land (the habitat… Orla Foley needs your support for Critically Endangered Bilberry Goats

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Zoom GIY Waterford Meeting
Tuesday 26th January 7.30pm

Meeting ID: 889 4515 5670
Passcode: 345678