Partner Organisations

The Dolmen Centre proudly collaborates with local organisations to support regional heritage and family resources. Find out more about these great organisations below.

WORKING TOGETHER

Downstrands Family Resource Centre logo with colorful stylized people above two blue cupped hands
Downstrands Family Resource Centre logo with colorful stylized people above two blue cupped hands
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  • The FCR are a community resource for families in Donegal.

    Supporting families and individuals in Portnoo, Ardara, Glenties and Rosbeg. They provide resources, programs, and a welcoming space for our community. The run events here at the centre and in other areas in their remit. To keep up to date with their events, please follow their socials

Black-and-white sketch of a rustic cottage with a thatched roof, small windows, chimney, and stone wall
Black-and-white sketch of a rustic cottage with a thatched roof, small windows, chimney, and stone wall
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  • The Thatching School is adjacent to the Dolmen Centre and offers courses on the ancient art of thatching roofs which was the traditional way of roofing houses in Ireland. The school aims reinvigorate the skill and introduce it to a new whole new generation. It has been featured on RTE news and Nationwide.

Sign for Rossbeg and Portnoo Men's Shed with Donegal County Council and Irish Men's Sheds Association logos
Sign for Rossbeg and Portnoo Men's Shed with Donegal County Council and Irish Men's Sheds Association logos

  • The Men's Shed is a friendly space where men from the area come together to chat, share skills and work on practical projects, from woodwork and repairs to local projects. There's no pressure and no experience needed: just good company, a cup of tea and something to put your hands to. New members are always welcome, whatever your age or background.

Seniors dancing and celebrating at a festive Christmas gathering in a community hall
Seniors dancing and celebrating at a festive Christmas gathering in a community hall
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  • This group was first set up in 1980 and is still going strong today with 42 members. It is a focal point for senior citizens to meet socially and improve the quality of life, by alleviating loneliness and isolation for people in the local area. We are always keen to have new members.

    Providing :
    - home help services, laundry, meals etc
    - Lunch and activities on Wednesdays and Thursdays
    - Occasionally, organising outings.
    - Running a day care centre