Merry Christmas and a happy New Year to all our members and their families and friends.
As 2022 draws to a close we have published a Newsletter to fill you in on what has been going on in the Branch during the year.
Down Syndrome Ireland - Louth / Meath Branch
Down Syndrome Ireland – Louth / Meath Branch
Merry Christmas and a happy New Year to all our members and their families and friends.
As 2022 draws to a close we have published a Newsletter to fill you in on what has been going on in the Branch during the year.
Down Syndrome Ireland – Louth/Meath Branch are delighted to announce that the Christmas Party for Teenagers/Young Adults will take place this year with a Disco, and finger food.
Saturday 10th December from 7.00 PM till late.
Conyngham Arms Hotel, Slane
The theme of the night is “Sparkle & Glow”
If attending, please text Eleanor Cosgrove at 087 6671393 with the name of the teenager/ adult with Down Syndrome and the number of siblings/other adults attending.
The final date for replying is Monday 5th December.
Branch Membership Renewals for 2023 will be accepted on the night. Christmas Cards will also be on sale on the night.
#dsilmb #downsyndromeireland #ShareTheJourney #DSILMB #ChristmasParty
We held a very successfull Children’s Christmas Party for our younger members (for 0 – 13ish-year-olds) in the spectacular Trim Castle Hotel on Sunday 27th November from 2 PM – 5 PM.
It was great to see everyone at the Christmas Party in the Trim Castle Hotel . Santa was there to give out some presents and even had time for a dance with the children.
A big thank you to our volunteers who worked as Santa’s helpers and made the day special.
A special Thank you also to Adam Morgan who collected memberships and sold Christmas cards.
We would also like to thank our DJ Philip Connolly DJ Philmeister who kept everyone on the dance floor and our event photographer Jass Foley.
You are invited!RockCelticFC with Down Syndrome Ireland Louth Meath are hosting a Futsal Fun day for players with Down Syndrome.
Come and join this fantastic collaboration of local organizations and be ready for some cracking football.
Sunday Decembr 11th 2022
Dundalk Sports Centre. Tom Bellew Ave., Muirhevnamore, Dundalk, Co. Louth, A91 X36T.
Thank you Football for All @FAI and @LouthLocalSportPartnership for your assistance and guidance hosting this event.
To Register, scan the QR code or follow the link on the flyer and complete the form.
For any enquiries, please contact tessa.tsenya@gmail.com
Down Syndrome Ireland is holding a National Raffle along with our branch network throughout Ireland. Our branches offer a range of services and supports to children and adults with Down syndrome and their families.
The raffle will support the DSI community at a local level as well as helping further develop supports at a national level, ensuring continued support to people with Down syndrome across the lifecycle.
Your support will help make a real difference to the lives of children and adults with Down syndrome, and their families in the Louth Meath area.
Prizes are:
1st Prize – Disneyland Paris Holiday
2nd Prize – Cashel Palace 5*Hotel 2 night stay ( Sponsored)
3rd Prize – Patrick Guilbaud Restaurant 2 Michelin Star Lunch for four ( Sponsored)
4th Prize – €500 Dunnes Stores gift card ( Sponsored)
5th Prize – Bruce Springsteen two tickets 5th May 2023
Tickets this year are €5 for one, €20 for 5, €25 for 7
This year the Tickets can be purchased online. Each person purchasing a ticket online has to choose which branch to support on payment.
To support your local branch click here https://www.idonate.ie/raffle/NationalRaffleforDownSyndromeIreland2022 and choose the Louth Meath Branch.
You can also purchase a physical ticket by contacting the Branch on 0838972044 or secretarydslm@gmail.com or any Committee member.
If you would like to sell tickets on behalf of the Branch please contact Brendan on 0838972044 or secretarydslm@gmail.com.
The draw will take place on November 11th 2022
https://downsyndrome.ie/event/national-raffle-2022/
https://www.idonate.ie/raffle/NationalRaffleforDownSyndromeIreland2022