Omeath District Development

31/05/2026

31/05/2026

We are busy planning our series of 5 Youth Summer Camps delivered here in the Dolmen Centre....
Details to follow this week, so keep an eye out on our social media platforms for more infomation 👀

29/05/2026

Take a look at the calendar for next week beginning Monday June 1st with a list of all the classes and meetings taking place in the Dolmen Centre. If you have any queries on any of the classes and meetings that take place here please contact us on 0429375422 or by email to [email protected]

29/05/2026

Our Sensory Garden here in the Dolmen Centre is overtaken by beautiful Native Irish Birds this morning...

Unfortunately not real birds but Bi Lingual Identification Panels of Native Irish Birds painted by our talented staff member Ray Hunt as part of Omeath District Development Biodiversity Awarness Programme.

When completed this set of 12 panels will be displayed around the village for everyone to view and admire.

Thank you Ray, your work is a credit to you.






Louth Local Development
Louth County Council
Family Resource Centre National Forum

29/05/2026

Transition Online Event taking place with the NPC

Please see details below:

Louth Local Development

28/05/2026

Clarke School Of Irish Dance takes place here in the Dolmen Centre this evening Thursday from 4.30pm to 6.30pm and Aerial Gymnastics takes place tomorrow evening Friday from 5pm to 8pm. New members always welcome. Clarke School of Irish Dance Aerial Gymnastics Omeath

28/05/2026

😃 We are Delighted to be hosting the Summer Solstice Fair again this year in conjunction with Louth Gardeners & Growers Collective in the Dolmen Centre, Omeath on Saturday 20th June.

There will be delicious local food, home baking, jams, Magic Hill Honey, Muchgrange Farm gelato, McKevitt’s Farmhouse, producers from Ravensdale Country Market, Anne's Luxury Irish Hand Knits and Crochet, wellness products from Hawthorn Wellness, locally grown plants from Scoil Naomh Lorcan Omeath and lots more 🌻🪻🌹🌱🎋

🤩 Our very special guest speaker is Randal Plunkett, Lord Dunsany who will talk about the fascinating rewilding project he has created at Dunsany Nature Reserve in County Meath 🐝🦋🐞🦇🐺🐦🦉

Last Lap Cafe will be on hand with teas/coffes, crepes and other goodies ☕️🍰🧁🥤🍩
Admission is free and everyone is welcome for a fun filled Mid Summers day!😎

28/05/2026

🌟 Thursday Friendship Café (Ages 13-18) 🌟

A warm, youth-led space to meet new people, have a chat, and feel connected, with no pressure and no expectations.

Whether you come to talk, sit quietly, or just be around others, you’re welcome here.

🗓 Thursdays
⏰ from 3.30pm
📍 Crisis Café, River House, 41 The Mall, Newry

Free • Drop-in • No referral needed

Got questions or want to know more?
💬 DM us, email [email protected], or text 07703 466075 / 07778 455197 teenagerslife

27/05/2026

Welcome to the Dolmen Centre. Did you know we have a beautiful Biodiversity and Scensory Garden right here in the grounds of the Centre.
It’s a space created by our employees with the support of Louth County Council Louth Gardeners & Growers Collective Cooley Connect Well and community donations.

As we walk through our Biodiverdity Garden we have our raised flower beds growing potatoes, raspberries, gooseberries, white & red currents, herbs and apple trees. Our recycled tyres with beautiful wildflowers. And not forgetting our legendary Brown Bull of Cooley proudly over looking the stunning Carlingford Lough.

As we step into our Sensory Garden, a dedicated unique enclave designed to stimulate all five senses and an addational outdoor meeting area.
It includes a water feature, wind chimes, buddha and woodland mural with herbs, a pear tree and an amazing array flowers and trees growing in recycled raised planters.

We hope you have enjoyed a little snippet of the Dolmen Centre.
Family Resource Centre National Forum

27/05/2026

Would you like to take part in a four stage walk series????

The North South Way Peace Camino is a 33miles / 53km shared island walking route from Portadown to Carlingford, following the Newry Canal Towpath and Carlingford Lough shoreline.

Created as a community-led initiative, the Peace Camino invites people to walk together, reflect together and build new connections across communities and across this island. It offers a unique journey through nature, heritage, culture and conversation, linking local places and people through a shared experience of walking.

Everyone is very welcome to join the walks for peace and can register for the walks on the website:

www.northsouthwaypeacecamino.com