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My Personal Message Like Noise. ♥ Link.Rebekah and Rachel, i.e. Link Community Development volunteers extraordinaire, cordially invite you to a night of harmony, discord and fantastic drinks promotions at the Twisted Pepper on the 24.03.10. The Twisted Pepper have very kindly allowed us to take over the whole venue so that we can bring you bands and DJs ranging from dirty underground beats to smart, sublime sounds! Your promptness will be rewarded with cheaper entry fee (€8 before 9pm, €10 after) and our eternal gratitude :-) Your presence will enable us to raise funds for Link's Cairo to Cape Town Challenge, a nationwide event which takes place on the 26.03.10. Purchase a ticket, dance the night away and help us make the journey from Cairo to Cape Town that little bit shorter! All proceeds raised go directly towards our much-lauded school improvement programmes in Sub-Saharan Africa. In the main room: Noise Control Brian Canavan and the Difference Engine Ger Murphy Meanwhile, in the Mezz Room: Nialler9 plus more to follow! If you can't make it on the night but would like to make a donation to the campaign you can do so here. Thanks a million for all your support Rebekah and Rachel |
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About my charity Link Community Development (LCD) is an organisation working in Ethiopia, Ghana, Malawi, South Africa and Uganda towards improving education for children, giving them a chance to escape the poverty into which they have been born. LCD’s vision is of a future where children are given a chance to flourish and fulfil their potential. We believe that education is a basic human right and fundamental to breaking the cycle of poverty. Our mission is to improve the potential of disadvantaged people in Africa to gain meaningful employment by sharing and developing appropriate skills through education and training. In Ireland, LCD links schools with schools in Africa, allowing pupils, teachers and communities to exchange information and ideas and facilitating the Irish school to support the African school in its development. LCD in Ireland also sends Irish teachers to work in African schools and communities to share skills and support school improvement. “There is perhaps nothing more important than the education of our young people. It is through access to quality education that young people can develop to their full potential and extend their opportunities in life.” The Most Reverend Desmond Tutu, Patron of LCD Click here for more information |
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