Corlann Ireland

Corlann Ireland Corlann is the new name for Brothers of Charity Services Ireland.

We provide services to more than 6,000 people each year who have an intellectual disability, including those who also have autism. We are an inclusive, progressive organisation committed to the people we support and their right to lead full and valued lives as equal citizens. Inspired by the ethos of the Brother of Charity we promote the values of dignity and respect for each person.

Corlann Limerick is hosting a recruitment day for social care and nursing roles on 11 June. Same-day interviews will be ...
06/06/2026

Corlann Limerick is hosting a recruitment day for social care and nursing roles on 11 June. Same-day interviews will be available so please bring your CV. Please note that a full, manual Irish driving license is required for all roles. Discover our benefits at corlann.ie/join-our-team

Galway Advocacy Council and Reidhlean Centre in Athenry are encouraging everyone to get involved in this year’s 2026 Wat...
05/06/2026

Galway Advocacy Council and Reidhlean Centre in Athenry are encouraging everyone to get involved in this year’s 2026 Watersports Inclusion Games which takes place on July 11th/12th in Galway. Last year, people supported by Reidhlean Centre in Athenry attended this event in Dublin they had great fun. Here are the photos to prove it! The Watersports Inclusion Games is an award-winning, free, multi-watersport event welcoming people of all abilities and disabilities including physical, intellectual, sensory and learning differences and anyone who experiences barriers to mainstream sport. Open to all ages, participants, along with family and friends, can try an exciting range of activities including sailing, canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, powerboating, dragon boating, snorkelling, windsurfing and more. No experience is necessary, and all activities, equipment and support are provided. To sign up as a participant or a volunteer click on the link https://www.sailing.ie/Events/Watersports-Inclusion-Games

Huge congratulations to Mark Sheehan for taking part in the Run4All Cork City Marathon Inclusive Mile. He really enjoyed...
05/06/2026

Huge congratulations to Mark Sheehan for taking part in the Run4All Cork City Marathon Inclusive Mile. He really enjoyed running alongside the staff who support him. A great achievement!

Join our amazing team at Corlann! corlann.ie/join-our-team
05/06/2026

Join our amazing team at Corlann! corlann.ie/join-our-team

Corlann Clare and Employability Clare teamed up to deliver six employment workshops across the county. Access to paid wo...
04/06/2026

Corlann Clare and Employability Clare teamed up to deliver six employment workshops across the county. Access to paid work is hugely important for people supported by the services, so knowing about local opportunities is vital. Huge thanks to Joe McGrath, a long‑standing staff member at Irish Seed Savers Association, and Lindsay Corcoran from glór for sharing their journeys into paid employment.

In April, Claire Nagle, self-advocate and Human Rights Committee member, began delivering accessible presentations acros...
02/06/2026

In April, Claire Nagle, self-advocate and Human Rights Committee member, began delivering accessible presentations across County Clare explaining the Committee’s role and how people can self-refer. Well done to Claire for ensuring that people supported by our Services understand their rights.

Our West Services recently celebrated the Cumas Gallery Grand Opening and Studio C Open Day. A group exhibition entitled...
02/06/2026

Our West Services recently celebrated the Cumas Gallery Grand Opening and Studio C Open Day. A group exhibition entitled 'New Horizons' was commissioned for the Eastside Arts Festival 2026 and featured artists Simon Chuwa, Trevor Collins, Charles Cooley Jnr, Gerry Fahy and Clement Moylan with additional pieces by Edmund Henry and Michael Heffernan. Over 70 people attended the event, including Mary Lou McDonald - Sinn Féin, Mairéad Farrell - Sinn Féin and Eamon Loughrey, Director of Services for Corlann West. Resident poet Dan Doherty was also in attendance as were musicians 'The Scculywhags', who promoted their new CD 'Panning for Gold'. Studio C is an art studio for adults with Intellectual Disability based in Ballybane, Galway City, which focuses on supporting individuals to develop their creative potential. Cumas Gallery will display, curate and sell the artwork of creative individuals supported by Corlann.

Our National Advocacy Council and National Leadership Team acknowledged and thanked the outgoing National Advocacy Chair...
29/05/2026

Our National Advocacy Council and National Leadership Team acknowledged and thanked the outgoing National Advocacy Chairperson Claire Nagle at their meeting last week. Michael Hennessey, CEO and Director of Services for Corlann Clare, Martina Rynne spoke about Claire's incredible dedication and positive leadership throughout her term. The National Advocacy Council are pleased to announce that Pat Flaherty (Corlann West) has been voted in as the new National Advocacy Chairperson and Helen O'Regan (Corlann Limerick) as the newly elected National Advocacy Vice Chairperson.

Our West Region’s annual Move4Health event delivered another incredible day of movement, mindfulness and community. From...
28/05/2026

Our West Region’s annual Move4Health event delivered another incredible day of movement, mindfulness and community. From Zumba and Yoga to Sensory Zones and relaxation, every space was buzzing. Huge thanks to Galway Sports Partnership for the Bike & Trike demos and to Croí Heart & Stroke Charity for providing on site health checks. Check out a selection of our photos from the day. Photo Credit: Geoff Allen

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Registered Office Address: Kilcornan House, Clarinbridge
Galway
H91K2E9

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