Archive
A New Website – “Century Ireland”
A new website launches today to tell the story of the events of Irish life a century ago. The Century Ireland project is an online historical newspaper, published fortnightly, beginning in May 2013, and is the main online portal for the Irish decade of commemorations, 1912-23 - http://www.rte.ie/centuryireland
Mini Marathon 2013 for Bray Cancer Support.
Online registration is now open for the Mini Marathon, taking place this June Bank Holiday 
weekend. The event takes place on Bank Holiday Monday, 3rd June 2013. Registration sells out by mid-April each year so don’t delay – Click the link below to obtain a race number and to register with Bray Cancer Support – Click here for more info…
May Lecture – ‘Watch Online or Listen Back”
Month: May 2013
Speaker: Dr. Declan Lyons, Consultant Psychiatrist, St.Patrick’s Hospital
Topic: Rethinking Ageing: How to help older people more effectively
Summary: Dr. Declan Lyons talks about how we percieve old age and the essential needs of older people, the inevitable adjustments of later life, practical tips about surviving and thriving in later years and the opportunities and freedoms of later life. Dr. Lyons hopes that after listening to this lecture you will gain new ideas to help older people overcome depression and negative thinking, confidence to challenge the negative stereotypes in modern society about older people, insight into how to reactivate the inner resources of older people to help them embrace the challenges of aging and`ways to overcome yuor own fears of aging
Aware lectures are provided free of charge and all are welcome to attend. Lectures take place the second Wednesday of every month at the Lecture Theatre, Swift Centre, St. Patrick’s Hospital, James Lectures start at 7.30pm however we advise that you arrive 15 minutes early to ensure you are seated comfortably. Paid parking is available in the St. Patrick’s Hospital car park (entrance via Steeven’s Lane); alternatively, take the Luas (red line) to Heuston Station and walk (map to St. Patrick’s Hospital).
