Primary Healthcare Project Clare

31/08/2026

Clare Local Development Company is recruiting a Men’s Health Community Link Worker to support Traveller men across County Clare.

This part-time role offers an opportunity to help make health services more accessible within the Traveller Community — applications close at 5pm on Thursday, 10 September.

30/08/2026

These look like great workshops for anyone interested !

Free workshop hosted by Mid West ARIES in Ennis Libary. Returning to school anxiety workshops. For over 18s. Please see poster for futher details and booking information.

28/08/2026

27/08/2026

The Clare Traveller PHCP are looking for a peer community link either worker to work with Traveller men throughout county Clare . This is a 12 hour per week role .

22/08/2026

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21/08/2026

Join the conversation this September with our Green Ribbon webinar series.

Throughout the month, we’ll be bringing together lived experience, expert voices and different perspectives to explore mental health stigma, the impact it can have and how we can all play a part in challenging it.

Our webinars are free to attend and open to everyone.

Find out more and register: https://www.shine.ie/info/green-ribbon-webinars-2026

10/08/2026

When outdoors this summer, keep an eye out for ticks. These are small brown bugs whose bite can cause Lyme disease.

If you find a tick on yourself, remove it, and contact your GP if you develop a circular red rash or a fever.

🔗 To find out more on the symptoms to look out for, visit: https://bit.ly/4hLUQ9f

09/08/2026

Well done to our Travellers men’s group who took part in the Gael Force challenge ! A very challenging experience for all and it was an event to promote positive mental health ! Well done to our own Martin Keenan , Martin Joseph from Clare Traveller CDP and all who took part 🙏 great achievement lads 👏

06/08/2026

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