The Public Participation Network is required to ask all its members to re-register every two years in order to keep the information valid and up-to-date.
We have just sent all our contacts a form to complete if you would like to re-register with the PPN.
Please complete the form and return it to us.
If you have any problems, challenges or questions, please email and we will talk you through the process.
We hope as many of you re-register as possible.
Kelley Bermingham is from St Patrick’s Cathedral, which is in the Community and Voluntary pillar of the PPN, and Kelley sits on the PPN Secretariat and on the Local Community …
The 2026 PPN National Conference took place on 24 and 25 September at the Hodson Bay Hotel, Athlone. Delegates from all 31 PPNs from across the country were present and …
General Information Consultant facilitator, Ellenora Lynch has been developing a new five-year strategic plan for Dublin City Public Participation Network (PPN) since the Summer Networking Event, in May 2026. Ellenora …
General Information PPN member group, The Gaiety School of Acting, invite PPN member groups to join their ten-week courses for adults and children. There are courses in drama acting for …
Update from Mike Allen The Public Participation Network (PPN) is a collective of almost a thousand groups and organisations, active in the Dublin City area, working to improve the quality …
General Information The New Members’ Meet-Up sessions, on the last Tuesday of the month, are an online, one hour, FREE, information session about the Public Participation Network (PPN) for recently …
We hope you had a wonderful summer, filled with long sunny days of rest and relaxation, with friends and family. The weekly Dublin City PPN Bulletins are back, and this …
As summer gets underway, the PPN Bulletin will be taking a short break. We hope everyone enjoys the long evenings and summer holidays; the Secretariat and staff will be back …