Women’s Collective Ireland - Ronanstown

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Women’s Collective Ireland - Ronanstown It is person centred. It recognises and values life-experiences, in a way which builds self confidence and enables people to develop and make choices.

Women's Collective Ireland - Ronanstown (formerly NCCWN Ronanstown Women’s CDP) believes Community Education is an informal method of learning in an open, friendly and supportive environment, provided by the community for the community.

This week was our final Make Up Your Mind class.The first half of the session focused on learning how to apply lip liner...
12/10/2026

This week was our final Make Up Your Mind class.

The first half of the session focused on learning how to apply lip liner and lipstick in both red and neutral tones, along with tips and techniques to make the lipstick last longer. The models for the demonstration were Siobhan and Celine. Lorraine also provided a recap of everything we had learned throughout the course and gave both models makeovers.

The life coaching part of the session focused on self-esteem and personal growth. We reflected on how much we had learned about ourselves since the beginning of the course and compared our self-esteem levels from week one to now on a scale of 1 to 10. We discussed whether our thinking had changed and shared our thoughts on what we had gained from the programme and how it had impacted us personally.

To finish the course, we celebrated our achievements with the presentation of our certificates. It was a lovely way to mark the end of the programme and recognise all the hard work, learning, and personal growth that had taken place over the past weeks.

Thank you too the amazing tutors and to all the participants who took part.

Supported by South Dublin County Partnership Women's Collective Ireland

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and below/attached is a great resource on all aspects of breast cancer preventi...
12/10/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and below/attached is a great resource on all aspects of breast cancer prevention, being breast aware, early diagnosis and BreastCheck screening.

🩷Breast cancer is the most common invasive cancer in women in Ireland
🩷Approx 4,036 women in Ireland diagnosed each year and on average 30 men
🩷1 in 7 women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime
🩷Most common in women age 50+ but can occur at any age
🩷Being breast aware starting from teenage years onwards and knowing what to look out for are key to early detection and diagnosis.
🩷Registering and attending for your BreastCheck screening when you reach the age of 50.
🩷Be aware of the modifiable risk factors of breast cancer such as maintaining a healthy weight, being physically active, quitting smoking, limiting your alcohol intake, and breastfeeding when applicable can significantly reduce your risk of breast cancer.

Please see link below:
Online Flipbook | Breast Cancer

Women's Collective Ireland Irish Cancer Society cancer ireland

Love Your Clothes Longer Workshop with Suzanne Duke Want to save money, reduce waste, and make your favourite clothes la...
12/10/2026

Love Your Clothes Longer Workshop with Suzanne Duke

Want to save money, reduce waste, and make your favourite clothes last longer?

Join us at Women’s Collective Ireland - Ronanstown for a practical hands-on workshop where you'll learn:

✅ Sew on a missing button
✅ Repair small holes and tears
✅ Fix simple zip issues
✅ Wash and dry clothes correctly
✅ Understand clothing care labels
✅ Mend a fallen hem

Day: Thursday,
Date: 5th November 2026
Time: 12:30pm – 2:30pm
Where: WCI Ronanstown, 43 Collinstown Grove, Clondalkin D22

Places are limited, so register today call
087 398 1477 or email [email protected]

Supported by Dublin and Dún Laoghaire ETB Women's Collective Ireland

CommunityWorkshop ReduceReuseRepair

Week 2: The Conditioning Layer with Noeleen Watson Creative Life Healing Last Friday the group explored the stories, bel...
12/10/2026

Week 2: The Conditioning Layer with Noeleen Watson Creative Life Healing

Last Friday the group explored the stories, beliefs, and expectations we've absorbed throughout our lives.

Many of the beliefs we carry weren't consciously chosen. They were shaped by family, culture, experiences, and the messages we heard growing up. Over time, these stories can become part of our identity.

Reflection question: What belief about yourself have you accepted as truth, and is it still serving you today?

Awareness isn't about blaming the past. It's about creating space to choose what we want to carry forward.

Supported by Dublin and Dún Laoghaire ETB Women's Collective Ireland

SelfAwareness

11/10/2026

🌟 Join Our Team! 🌟

The Tower Programme is looking for a qualified Counsellor / Personal & Interpersonal Skills Tutor to offer professional one-on-one counselling and personal development support to our participants. If you have experience in fostering personal growth and enhancing interpersonal skills, we want to hear from you! email your cover letter and CV to centre manager Sorcha, [email protected]

Information pack can be found on our website at https://towerprogramme.ie/news-blog/

Week 4 of our STEM Passport For Inclusion introduced Artificial Intelligence and how it is used in our everyday life. Th...
09/10/2026

Week 4 of our STEM Passport For Inclusion introduced Artificial Intelligence and how it is used in our everyday life. Then the students discussed AI ethics, AI bias and how data can be trained to be bias and the importanceof having diverse populations coding and developing technologies.

Brian then set out there assignment - Design Thinking in Action.

We were also delighted to welcome mentor Luminita Costinas Vice President AML Operations at Bank of America

Looking forward to week 5 !!

Women's Collective Ireland Research Ireland Microsoft Katriona O'Sullivan Maynooth University

Week 2 of our Mending Clinic.Yesterday we hemmed a beautiful, but never worn, bargain white trousers for Jackie, bought ...
09/10/2026

Week 2 of our Mending Clinic.

Yesterday we hemmed a beautiful, but never worn, bargain white trousers for Jackie, bought for a song, but too long!! Two beautifully machine stitched , double fold hems later, Jackie
was packing her trousers for her upcoming holidays.

Carol also had a lovely, but too long, never worn
skirt which was shortened from floor length to calf length which modernised and updated it.

And then we had a very delighted Chinwe, who had a beloved, tweed coat that the lining had ripped in
several places. We patched the lining with some co-ordinating cotton fabric attached with an invisible applique hand stitch and then used the equally invisible ladder stitch to repair the tears.

Three more items that have been mended and upstyled and re-sized to be loved and worn for longer. We always have sustainable solutions for our favourite fashion pieces.

Supported by Dublin and Dún Laoghaire ETB Women's Collective Ireland Reach Fund Suzanne Duke

08/10/2026

Such a beautiful energy in the room today! 🌸

Our Women, Gender & Social Justice group gathered here at Loreto Centre Crumlin for their second tutorial, led by the wonderful Beatrice Hughes. There was lots of conversation, laughter and sharing.

It was a joy to have all of you here, ladies.😍

In partnership with UCD Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice, CDETB Adult Education Service, Crumlin Area and Women’s Collective Ireland - Ronanstown

UPCYCLING CRAFT CLASS №1 – FLOWERS FROM WRAPPING PAPERWhat a lovely and creative session!Today we gave thin and lightwei...
08/10/2026

UPCYCLING CRAFT CLASS №1 – FLOWERS FROM WRAPPING PAPER

What a lovely and creative session!
Today we gave thin and lightweight wrapping paper a new life, transforming leftover materials into beautiful handmade flowers. 🌺

It was wonderful to see everyone getting creative, sharing ideas and discovering that something we might normally throw away can become something beautiful, useful and unique.

Reuse • Create • Reduce Waste
A big thank you to everyone who joined us and made the session so enjoyable!
We hope you enjoyed learning, creating and meeting others in our community.

Small creative changes can make a big difference.
Keep an eye out for our next Sustainable Upcycling Craft Class!♻️

Supported by Dublin and Dún Laoghaire ETB & Women's Collective Ireland Tetiana Leggett

Address

43 Collinstown Grove, Clondalkin
Dublin
D22XY06

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 1:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 1:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 1:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 1:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 1pm

Telephone

+353873981477

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