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The Birches Day Care Centre (pic: www.thebirches.ie)
The Birches - the North Louth branch of the Alzheimer Society of Ireland will hold its monthly Social Club this Saturday 17 May from 11am to 1pm in St Gerard’s Hall, St Alphonsus Road, Dundalk.
The organisation says all are welcome to join them this weekend "for a cuppa, a sing song and a bit of craic".
The Birches Alzheimer Day Centre, which was established in June 2000 celebrates its 25th birthday this year, and as part of the celebrations, a Summer Tea Day is taking place on Saturday 7 June at Carrickarnon. See here for more information on the event.
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