Non contact football for fun clongriffin

10/09/2025

Today, we join the global community in marking World Su***de Prevention Day. This year’s theme is “Changing the Narrative on Su***de” - raising awareness, challenging stigma, and reminding each other that conversations can change lives.

You don’t need to be a mental health professional to reach out. Sometimes, simply asking “How are you?” and really listening can make a big difference.

Together, we can create open, compassionate, and non-judgmental spaces where it’s safe to talk about our struggles, and where hope can grow.

📞 If you are in crisis, please reach out:

Pieta House 24/7 Crisis Helpline: 1800 247 247
Samaritans: 116 123

💬 Remember, we’re here for you too. All of our support services are free of charge:

☎️ Support Line: 1800 80 48 48
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You are not alone💛

08/09/2025

Last game tonight on grass in fr Collins park clongriffin we back in trinity sports and leisure donaghmede on Monday 15th of September indoor new players welcome

01/09/2025

26/08/2025

Clongriffin walking football starting indoor s 15th of September for more information text or coll gerry in 87 836 8180

25/08/2025

Great to see people out enjoying game of walking football for fun

13/08/2025

Dublin City Council condemns the rise of racism and racist attacks in Dublin in the strongest possible terms.

In a joint statement from the political leadership of Dublin City Council, the group leaders of Sinn Féin, Fine Gael, Independents, Social Democrats, Fianna Fáil, Green Party, Labour Party and People Before Profit said:

“Dublin is a great city. It is a city of proud, welcoming communities, with a wonderful history. It has much to offer those who live, visit, work, and study here.

“Dublin City Council condemns the rise of racism and racist attacks in Dublin in the strongest possible terms. Racism has no place in this great city of ours. It offers nothing but division, fear and conflict.

“Unfortunately, this summer there has seen a spate of violent racist attacks on members of the Indian community. These attacks are wrong and unacceptable.

“These violent attacks make Dublin less safe for everyone. Anyone who claims different is lying and fools no one. Those who carried out these attacks must face justice.

“City Councillors call for swift action from the Gardaí in pursuing those involved in these violent attacks, equally importantly Gardaí must redouble efforts in building trust and demonstrating commitment to addressing concerns of minority communities.

“Sadly, it has been announced that the official India Day celebration at Farmleigh in Phoenix Park due to take place on August 17th has been cancelled out of fear of further racist attacks. This is very regrettable. It follows the attack on July 19th in Kilnamanagh where an Indian man was viciously assaulted and stripped by a gang. Meanwhile another Indian man says he is to leave Ireland after he was assaulted last week in Fairview Park in Dublin.

“While many of the reported attacks were on Indian people, people of colour, immigrants and asylum seekers have been experiencing a serious increase in physical and verbal abuse in Dublin.

“The long-term solution is for this government to resource and support a robust national anti-racist strategy to combat the causes and consequences of racism. We are committed to working together and with others to stand up to racism wherever and whenever it raises its ugly head.

“We want to send out a clear strong message today. We are united in condemning racism in all its forms. We are working to make Dublin a safe, welcoming city for everyone, regardless of who you are, where you are, what you look like or who you are with.”

18/07/2025

Clongriffin Walking Football is a great way to stay active, socialize, and have fun while playing non-contact football. Here are the details:

- *Location*: The sessions take place at Father Collins Park in Donaghmede, Dublin.
- *Schedule*: Games are held on Monday s 730 830
- *Eligibility*: The sessions are open to men and women of all ages and abilities.
- *Contact*: You can reach out to gerry for more information via call or text.

Father Collins Park offers a lovely setting with picnic areas, grasslands for casual activities, and a skate park. It's a wonderful spot to enjoy some exercise and fresh air. If you're interested in joining Clongriffin Walking Football, don't hesitate to get in touch with gerry 87 836 8180

15/07/2025

Clongriffin walking football non contact football
Every monday 730 to 830 in fr Collins park we start indoors mid September to November in trinity sports and leisure donaghmede for more information text or coll gerry on 87 836 8180

04/07/2025

Clongriffin walking football

26/06/2025

Dear Retirees
We are at a wonderful age, we even look elegant. We have almost everything we wanted as children:
We don't go to school or work and we have a monthly pension
We don't have to come back at a certain time when we leave.
Some of us still have a driver's license and even our own car.
So life is beautiful!
Also, we are incredibly smart, our brain is a little slower because it is overloaded with knowledge.
There are many things accumulated in our heads that, by the way, puts pressure on the inner ear, which is why we sometimes have hearing problems.
It is as if a computer's hard drive slows down because it is full of files.
Our brain is not weak, but it has accumulated a lot of information. People our age, sometimes we walk into a room and don't remember what we wanted to do, or we don't remember where we put something. It's not a memory problem! Nature does this to force us to keep moving, at least a little longer.
FOR EVERYONE OVER 60:
Foods required:
1. Vegetables and fruits.
2. Seafood, especially fish.
3. Nuts
4. Eggs
5. Salmon
6. Extra virgin olive oil.
7. Chicken
8. And above all, healthy food
Three things to try to forget:
1. Age
2. Past
3. Resentments
Four important things:
1. Family
2. Friends
3. Positive thoughts
4. Live in the present.
Your most important actions:
1. Laugh a lot.
2. Do sports, but only at your own pace.
3. Spend more time with friends (not just children or grandchildren, but friends).
4. Don't miss any events.
Six essential things:
1. Don't wait until you're thirsty to drink water. Drink more frequently.
2. Don't get up early, get enough sleep.
3. Don't wait until you're tired to rest.
4. Don't wait until you are sick to have a medical exam.
5. Never stop believing in God or your ancestors. Miracles exist.
6. Stay positive and always hope for the best.
🌸💐🌸💐🌸
"Forward this message to your old friends. It won't hurt, but let them know they are wonderful."

23/06/2025

Keeping the community together