🟣 When it comes to Breast Cancer, prevention is essential. 📌 This is why in collaboration with BreastCancer Ireland, we will hold a webinar about Breast Health Education and Awareness open to all ICA members. It will take place on October 20th from 2:00 PM, online. To register please send us an email at office@ica.ie […]
How does Budget 2023 impact your life? Here is a handy factsheet to discover it.
3..2..1 go! The ploughing championship has started! Do not miss the opportunity to visit us! You can find us here: Stand: 607, Row: 39, Block: 3 Here to buy tickets: https://bit.ly/3SkCcFt
Craft Classes are finally back! The first class was held yesterday, 13th of September in Central Office, focusing on Shadow Applique. If you missed it, do not worry, we have you covered: here below is a brief wrap up video! A special thank to Bronwen, ICA Tutor, for allowing us to record this video. Next […]
We are delighted to announce that ICA Competitions Booklet 2022-20223 is now available! Creative Writing, Table Quiz, Gempack Baking, Solo Singing…find out the competition that best suits you! Best of luck to every competitor! Pictured: Helen Ui Muineachain, Contests Secretary, with the new booklet
We are delighted to announce a new series of Art Classes taking place in central office. Initiate by the National Art Committee, these classes will begin on the 27th September with a pencil sketching class; The class is only open to ICA members, and it will be held at ICA Central Office, 58 Merrion Road, […]
On the 13th September, the ICA Crafts Committee will host the first Shadow Appliqué class from 11pm to 1pm at ICA Central Office, 58 Merrion Road, Dublin 4. Shadow appliqué is a means of decorating fabric by sewing smaller pieces of fabric onto its surface, creating new designs or pictures. Do not miss the opportunity […]
The Irish Countrywomen’s Association joins many other organisations around the country in welcoming the recent decision by AIB to scrap its plans to remove cash from 70 of its branches. Many ICA members expressed concern about the severe impact AIB proposal would have had to rural communities across Ireland, impacting particularly on the older age […]