Ocean View in Co. WaterfordOcean View Accommodation Centre is located on the seafront in Tramore in County Waterford, which is located in the Southeast of Ireland.

The centre houses families and singles and is a 10 minute walk from Tramore town.

Centre Manager: Shirley Moore

Public Health Nurse: Michelle Gleeson

Community Welfare Officer: Maureen Bennett

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SLIGO

COUNTY WATERFORD

Jesuit Refugee Service Ireland

Social Welfare OfficeGovernment Buildings, Cork Road, Waterford

Phone: (051) 356 000

Citizen’s Information Service37 Lower Yellow Road, Waterford, X91 C7WT

Phone: (0761) 07 6580

41 Merchant’s Quay, Waterford, X91 YA89

Phone: (0761) 07 6560

Volunteer Information CentreLombard Street, Waterford

Phone: (051) 582231 Email: waterfordvis@gmail.com

Tramore Adult Education CentreUnit 2 Seapoint, Riverstown Business Park, Tramore, Co. Waterford, X91 FD9K

Phone: (051) 393 794

Adult Education Centre1 Poleberry Link Road, Waterford

Phone: (051) 854 444

Tramore LibraryMarket Street, Tramore, Waterford

Phone: (0761) 10 2594 Email: library@waterfordcouncil.ie

Intercultural Health Hub Waterford & South Tipp Community Youth Service

Edmund Rice Youth & Community Complex

First Floor, Manor Street, Waterford

Phone: 086 815 1043

Email: ovidiu@wstcys.ie

Women’s GroupsWaterford Women’s Centre, 74 Manor St, Waterford

Phone: (051) 351 918 Fax: (051) 351 980 Email: womcent@access.iol.ie

Waterford Community Services

Cork Road, Waterford

Phone: (051) 842924

LGBT supportChill-Out drop-in space for LGBT youth (ages 14-23) Edmund Rice Youth and Community Centre, Manor Street, Waterford

Phone: (051) 309364 (Office), 086 021 8941 Email: chillout@wstcys.ie

National LGBT Support Line1890 929 539

Waterford Area PartnershipWestgate Park, Tramore Road, Waterford

Phone: (051) 841740 Email: info@wap.ie

LOCAL SERVICES

PUBLIC SERVICES

VOLUNTEERING AND EDUCATION

SUPPORT GROUPS

CHILD AND FAMILY

SPORTS CLUBS

St Brigids Family & Resource Centre37 Lower Yellow Rd, Waterford

Phone: (051) 375 261

Sacred Heart Family Resource CentreRichardson’s Meadow, Old Tramore Road, Waterford

Phone: (051) 306278 Email: admin@sacredheart.ie

Tramore AFC (soccer)Graun Park, Tramore, Co. Waterford

Phone: 086 880 7521

Tramore Rangers F.C (soccer)Tramore, Co. Waterford

Phone: 087 757 3508

Tramore GAA ClubCrobally Riverstown, Tramore, Co. Waterford

Phone: (051) 381 188

FURTHER RESOURCES

www.meetup.com

www.waterfordcouncil.ie

Tramore, County WaterfordTramore is a seaside town in County Waterford on the southeast coast of Ireland. A small fishing village until the arrival of the railway in 1853, the town has continually expanded since. Initially the town flourished as a tourist destination and it has developed as a seaside satellite town of Waterford City, which is 13 km to the north. Tramore has a bus service which runs daily from 06:30 to 23:45 to Waterford City.

The scenic landscape of Tramore, represented by the strand and cliffs, attracts many. Walks in the locality include the Doneraile Walk, Cliff Road Walk, as well as the 5 km Strand walk.

Waterford is Ireland’s oldest city and was founded by the Vikings in the 9th century. Waterford is located in the south east of Ireland on the estuary of the river Suir. It is located 170km south of Dublin and 130km east of Cork.

The county colours are blue and white and the county is often referred to as The Deise (pronounced “day-sha”). The term comes from a tribe of native Gaelic people called the Déisi which populated the area between the 4th and 8th centuries. Waterford is renowned for its crystal which has been produced in the city since 1783 and is also the site where the Irish national flag was first flown.

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