Entries by Jennifer Farley

Collinstown Park Sports Complex Hosts Launch Of Clondalkin Autism Friendly Towns Programme

Collinstown Park Sports Complex was honoured to host the recent launch of the Clondalkin Autism Friendly Towns Programme, marking an important step forward in creating a more inclusive and accessible community for autistic people and their families. The event brought together a wide range of voices, including community groups, local businesses, advocates and public representatives, […]

Ardgillan College students at St Andrew’s International Model United Nations

Swedish Success at Model United Nations! Ardgillan College students at St Andrew’s International Model United Nations From Friday 13th to Monday 16th February, five students from Ardgillan College took part in St Andrew’s International Model United Nations (SAIMUN), a four-day conference that brought together students from schools across Ireland and beyond to debate some of […]

DDLETB Head Office awarded the IBEC Keep Well Mark accreditation

DDLETB Head Office has been officially awarded the IBEC Keep Well Mark accreditation, recognising our strong commitment to promoting the health, safety, and wellbeing of our staff. The Keep Well Mark is a national workplace wellbeing accreditation developed by IBEC. It recognises organisations that demonstrate excellence across a structured set of wellbeing standards. To earn this accreditation, […]

Cycling Inclusion Centre of Excellence at Collinstown Sports Complex

DDLETB in partnership with Variety Ireland and Active South Dublin launch Ireland’s first “Cycling Inclusion Centre of Excellence” located in Collinstown Sports Complex. The Bikehub first opened in 2021 with a fleet of 50 standard bikes, and in April 2024, expanded its services to support children with additional needs. The demand for inclusive cycling quickly […]

Dublin College Is Launched!

Dublin College Is Launched! We’re part of Dublin and Dún Laoghaire Education and Training Board (DDLETB), one of Ireland’s largest education and training providers. We serve over 865,000 people across Fingal, South Dublin, and Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown, and we’ve brought all our Further Education and Training (FET) services together under one roof to make things simpler […]

Primary Schools Survey 2030

DDLETB calls on parents and guardians to participate in Primary Schools Survey 2030 and have their say on the future of primary education The release of a nationwide survey to all parents of children aged 0-12 by the Department of Education and Youth has been welcomed by Ireland’s Education & Training Boards. The survey found […]