Services

Community Services for Everyone in Mulhuddart & Fingal

At Parslickstown House, we strive to be a welcoming hub where individuals, families and community groups can access vital support services — from childcare and therapy to social-inclusion programmes and community-group connections.

Listed below are just some of the services and supports you’ll find at Parslickstown House, you can click the relevant service for more info:

Fingal Community County Register

The “Fingal Community Services and Groups Registry” is an initiative of Fingal County Council and Fingal Public Participation Network (PPN).

It serves as a database of all the active community and voluntary, social-inclusion, and environmental organisations in Fingal — helping connect people with the right groups and supports in their area.

Fingal Public Participation Network
Fingal County Council

Play Therapy

Play therapy offers a safe, child-friendly space where children can express thoughts, feelings, and difficulties through play — especially when they find it difficult to express themselves in words. It’s a path to healing, emotional development and resilience. Children can learn to make sense of their world, build self-confidence, improve communication, creativity, and problem-solving skills.

Why children come to Play Therapy:

For details, contact:
Moira — 087 402 8508 / Playtherapy@outlook.ie
Amanda — 087 297 9504 / info@blossomtherapy.ie

Play Therapy at Parslickstown House in Mulhuddart, Dublin 15
Play Therapy at Parslickstown House in Mulhuddart, Dublin 15
Dublin 15 Community Drugs Team

Community Drug & Alcohol Support

Mulhuddart & Corduff Community Drug Team

The Community Drug Team offers integrated support for drug misusers, their families, and those at risk — working proactively and collaboratively with state and voluntary agencies to help individuals and communities identify and address substance misuse.

For more information, contact:

Tel: 01 821 6601
Mob: 087 373 4309
Email: robert@mccdat.ie

Neuro-Rehabilitation & Brain Injury Support

(via Partner: Acquired Brain Injury Ireland / ABI Ireland)

Acquired Brain Injury Ireland is Ireland’s leading provider of community-based neuro-rehabilitation services for adults living with brain injury. They take a person-centred approach, putting the individual and their family at the heart of every care plan and support service.

The mission of ABI Ireland is to enable people with neuro-rehabilitation needs to lead meaningful lives in the community by providing personalised quality rehabilitation and support.

Contact

Jan O’Leary

Local Services Manager,

Northern Area Dublin

086 386 8851

joleary@abiireland.ie

Head Office

ABI Ireland

www.abiireland.ie

086 386 8851

info@abiirelamd.ie

You can help by making a contribution, every little help’s;

Charity number CHY 14289

Direct To Bank

AIB Bank Cornelscourt, Dublin 18

Account #: 23500372

Sort code: 93-33-92

IBAN: IE54 AIBK93339223500372

Youth & Community Support via Foróige

Foróige is a national youth-organisation that empowers young people across Ireland to lead their own development, take charge of club activities, and become active contributors to their communities.

What Foróige Offers:

Youth-Led Club

Regular meetings run by young people themselves (with adult volunteer support), enabling them to decide activities, events, and club direction. Great for building leadership, responsibility, and community engagement.

Programmes & Projects

From general youth services to targeted support for vulnerable or marginalised youth. Includes mentoring, personal development, education, and life-skills programmes.

Safe, Inclusive Spaces

Offering social inclusion, support for young people facing disadvantage, and a supportive environment for development, peer interaction, and growth.

Contact:

Foróige Blanchardstown Youth Service 

01 8212012 / 01 8212077 

info@foroige.ie      


Foróige Youth & Community Support at Parslickstown House in Mulhuddart, Dublin 15
Foróige Youth & Community Support at Parslickstown House in Mulhuddart, Dublin 15

Childcare & Pre-School – Little Learners Creche

Little Learners Creche is a community-based childcare service catering to children aged 1–5 years in the Mulhuddart area. The Creche offers full-day and half-day sessions (Wobblers, Toddlers, Pre-School rooms), and can accommodate up to 54 children in total. Staffed by qualified and trained professionals (including special needs assistants), the Creche provides a safe, nurturing environment focused on early learning and child-centred development.

Blanchardstown Traveller Development Group

Blanchardstown Traveller Development Group (BTDG)

Blanchardstown Traveller Development Group (BTDG) is a community development organisation dedicated to promoting and protecting Traveller human rights. Based in Dublin 15, BTDG works with Travellers and their families to address inequality, social exclusion, and barriers to services experienced within the community. 

Through advocacy, community programmes, and support initiatives, BTDG aims to empower Travellers and promote inclusion, equality, and improved opportunities for those living in Dublin 15 and surrounding areas.

For more information, call 01 820 7812 or visit btgd.ie.

Welcome Rooms Project

To help provide a network of friendly drop-in locations across North Dublin, Fingal County Council has launched a “Welcome Room” pilot initiative offering welcoming and comfortable environments where people can relax and feel at home.

As part of the pilot programme, Parslickstown House, along with Rivervalley Community Centre and Corduff Community Resource Centre, will open their doors to provide free, friendly and supportive spaces for the public. Visitors can drop in with no booking required and enjoy a relaxed setting with tea or coffee, books, board games and occasional film sessions.

Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Howard Mahony, said: “Fingal through this pilot programme has organised places where there will be a friendly welcome, a hot cup of coffee and an inclusive space that people can gather to feel better connected to the community around them.”

Marie McKay, Chairperson of the local board of management of Parslickstown House, said: “Parslickstown House takes pride in operating at the heart of the community. A Welcome Room will offer an inviting environment for people to come to, whether it’s for some company, a reassuring smile or just to find somewhere to relax in comfort for a while.”

There is no need to book to attend a Welcome Room and visitors are welcome to stay as long as they wish, with opening hours displayed at each location.

For locations, hours and for further information:

Welcome Rooms Project​ at Parslickstown House

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