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No Planet B is a club set up to raise awareness of climate change. Set up by a group of 4th class girls who want to make a difference.

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Connecting cyclists and powered personal transport users through technology to the community and local business.

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Kilcullen Community 4 Climate Action is a group of people passionate about creating sustainable communities in a collaborative way. We are linked to Kildare and Kilcock Communities for Climate Change

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Kilcock 4 Climate Action is a space for individuals, community groups, specialists and politicians to connect for collaboration on climate breakdown mitigation and adaptation and biodiversity recovery. It is open to all members of Kilcock and surrounding areas. Everyone is welcome.

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Are you interested in getting involved in protecting Celbridge's local streams? The Celbridge River Catchment Trust is thus looking for interested people, volunteers and citizens to participate in citizen’s science projects to help to research, evaluate, monitor, map the various threats to our streams, disseminate the findings, produce informative aquatic signs, as well as to look for solutions to improve our streams ecological well-being to ensure clean(er) drinking water sources and a healthy aquatic & riparian biodiversity.

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This discussion group is to get discussions going on Irish Wool its potential uses and encourage producers to think out side the box. This group is also there for those who have taken wool from its raw status to end product status.

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We meet on the first Thursday of most months in The Church of Ireland Center, Athy at 7.30pm. Lectures, presentations, demonstrations and workshops are given at these meetings by our own beekeepers and by guest speakers.