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Information Expo Employment, Training & Education, Talbot Hotel, Wexford, Wed 26th October 2011, 10 – 4pm, CV Preparation Start your own Business Career Guidance Volunteer Oportunities Further Education Staying Healthy Help & Support is available
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South East Wedding Photographer • Noel Noblett
Having a wedding, civil partnership on a budget and don’t want to spare on aesthetics, then look no further. Noel Noblett is a recent graduate of DIT’s prestigous BA (hons) course in Photography, where he has been able to build on what he has learned by setting up his own Photography business. His prices range from as low as €400. Check out SouthEastWeddingPhotographer.com for more details.
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October -2011- Out & About
The Drum Youth Centre is hosting its first ever fun run on Sunday the 2nd of October in Kilkenny Castle Park . The 5 k run
is a fun afternoon for people of all ages with childrens entertainment provided. Registration is available on the day also from 10.30am with the run beginning at 12 noon. Entry is 5 euro only per person. So please come along and bring friends and family
For a day that promises to be good fun. For more information please check out www.runireland.ie.
Thanks Melissa
Melissa Faulkner Foroige Office,
The Drum Youth Project and Health Café,
Goods Shed Square,
Mac Donagh Junction Shopping Centre,
Kilkenny
Office: (056) 7788134
Mobile: (086) 7736976
Email: melissa.faulkner@foroige.ie
Sunrise LGBT Kildare Athy Branch are having a meeting on the 13th of October
at
7.30
in the
Athy Community Development Project
Woodstock Street, Athy, Co Kildare
Hey all … so Thursday (13th) will be a great day for the lgbt society. I am urging you all to wear purple on the day to show your support for all those that have suffered from homophobic bullying. At 12pm on the college street campus we will be holding a balloon release to remember all those that took their lives as a result of homophobic bullying. We would love to have as many of you there as possible to support the campaign.
And not to forget we have our meet and greet in dignity bar at 8pm 🙂
Big quiz night
Time: 20 October · 20:00 – 23:00
Location Revolution gastro bar, John’s St
Created by: Val Walsh, Niall Taylor
More info: Quiz night to raise funds for the DAVID NORRIS FOR PRESIDENT campaign.
Quiz starts at 8.00pm and goes until 10-10.30pm with DJ and karaoke after.
€5 per person with a maximum of 5 people per team.
IT’S THE WEDDING EVENT OF THE YEAR
You are cordially invited to the Union of
Mr Gay Kildare, Cris Pender
and
… Ms Gay Kildare Mary Gibney
Location; Derby House Hotel, Kildare Town
Date; 22nd of October
Times;
doors open 8:00
ceremony 8:30 sharp
reception @ 9pm, music and dancing after till late.
ALL WELCOME
It’s Halloween Themed, so feel free to dress up…
Admission €20
food, drinks promo’s, Raffle and a prize for best dressed on the night
Remember guys It’s a fundraiser for The HIV Fill Project at The Guide Clinic in St James’ Hospital.
Charity Number; CHY 7269
for more information or if you’re a business and feel you have something to contribute
email; cristo_p@msn.com
call or text; 085 740 9988
“the wedding is being used as part of Mr Gay Kildare Cris Pender’s fundraising efforts for Mr Gay Ireland as fundraising is a very big part of the MGI and counts towards Judging”
Anthony Curtis’ Final Fundraiser before the Mr Gay Ireland in the Alington Hotel, Dublin this Sunday at 7.30pm.
This Tuesday join Anthony in his Walk from Courtown to Gorey. Starting from under the Turbine at the Coral Leisure forest Park Leisure Centre, Harbour Court, Gorey Ireland to the Amber Springs, Hotel & Heath Spa Gorey.
Tuesday the 25th of October at 11.30am
Information Expo
Employment, Training & Education,
Talbot Hotel, Wexford, Wed 26th October 2011, 10 – 4pm,
- CV Preparation
- Start your own Business
- Career Guidance
- Volunteer Oportunities
- Further Education
- Staying Healthy
Gay Wexford
Halloween Hangout
Friday 28th 9.00pm til late
Central Station, North Main Street, Wexford
Sunrise LGBT Kildare
Different groups dependant on interests, e.g. Hill walking, Book Clubs, Gay People Parenting Support group…..
Date: every second week · 19:00 – 22:00
Location: Sunrise Coffee & Books, Eyre Street, Newbridge, Co. Kildare, Ireland
Contact Information
Phone • 857409988 Mobile
Email • sunrise.lgbt@gmail.com
Facebook• facebook.com/sunrise.lgbt.kildare
TranSE, Transgender South
East peer support group…
meets at the Cheshire Home, John Street, Waterford
every second Friday of each month.
For more information call Vanessa on 085 147 7166.
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David Norris confirmed his re-entry into the presidential race • 16 September 2011
Excerpt below from en.wikipedia.org
Re-entry
Despite withdrawing from the presidential race in July 2011, Norris maintained considerable and, in some cases, increased public support. A poll taken one week after Norris withdrew from the ** presidential race, showed a large increase in public support for his Presidency if they were given the choice to vote for him (topping the poll by a considerable margin) with 40 per cent of respondents now saying they would vote Norris number one in the proportional representation electorial system and 50 per cent saying they would give him a vote.
Goto> Senator David Norris Website
Goto> Norris for President Website
David Norris’s presidential nomination shows Ireland has come a long way • From gay activist to frontrunner for president, David Norris’s story says much about Ireland’s progress over the past 30 years – by Colm Tóibín guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 27 September 2011 21.28 BST Ireland-David-Norris-Long Way
In Galway city alone, more than 1,000 signatures in support of Norris for President were gathered from members of the public in just 12 hours on the weekend of 11 September. There was a similar result in the city of Cork. Days later, Norris was presented with a petition of 10,000 signatures, collected nationwide, by the We Want Norris campaign outside Leinster House. As a result Norris announced his return to the campaign on the Irish television talk programme The Late Late Show on Friday 16 September 2011, though he did not reveal the precise number of signatures belonging to TDs and Senators that he had secured. A Sunday Independent/Millward Brown Lansdowne opinion poll published on 18 September showed a high amount of popular support for Senator David Norris of 34 per cent.
“I’m not perfect and I’m not pretending to be perfect. If you’re waiting for a perfect president, you’ll be waiting a long time … I abhor abuse of children … This would be the biggest comeback in Irish political history. I think people love a comeback.”
David Norris confirmed his re-entry into the presidential race on a late-night appearance onThe Late Late Show with Ryan Tubridy on 16 September 2011.
Despite attempts, Norris didn’t receive sufficient support from Oireachtas members to gain a nomination, having been nominated by 18 members, two short of the minimum number of 20. However, he received a nomination from four county councils (Fingal, Laois, Waterford and Dublin City), which is sufficient to gain a nomination. He was assisted by his rival, Labour Party candidate Michael D. Higgins, who urged his party colleagues on Dublin City Council to allow Norris onto the ticket “in the interests of democracy.” When Norris heard this on the radio he instructed his driver to stop the car so that he could phone Higgins to express his appreciation.
According to The Irish Times Norris had four times as many followers on Twitter as any of the other candidates as of 30 September.
In the first debate, held on RTÉ Radio 1’s News at One, Norris promised the electorate he would have no difficulty in either visiting Israel or in meeting Pope Benedict XVI as President of Ireland. Speaking after the disclosure of various fees received by his rivals Mary Davis and Seán Gallagher after they were appointed to State and commercial boards, Norris confirmed he had no stocks or shares to his name and that he was not a company director. Norris launched his campaign at Dublin Writers Museum on 5 October 2011.
He came fifth (of seven candidates) in the election receiving 109,469 (6.2%) first preference votes.
** The Irish presidential election of 2011 was the thirteenth presidential election to be held in Ireland, and the first to be contested by a record seven candidates. It was held on Thursday, 27 October 2011. The election was held to elect a successor to Mary McAleese, with the winner scheduled to be inaugurated as the ninth President of Ireland on 11 November 2011.
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