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.
The National PPN Conference in Trim, on 16 and 17 October, brought together Public Participation Networks (PPNs), from across Ireland for two days of learning, discussion and connection. Dublin City …
Information Vote now! The primary contacts from the PPN Community and Voluntary Pillar were last week invited to vote for a PPN Representative on the Mobility and Public Realm Strategic …
Information Minister Jim O’Callaghan launched the 2025 awareness campaign targeting misuse of illegal fireworks and warned against the serious dangers of illegal fireworks, and the strict penalties for their misuse. …
The recent sessions on Writing Effective Grant Applications and Funding, by Evelyn Fitzpatrick both online and at Carmichael, was an invaluable and inspiring opportunity for members of the Dublin City …
Information Dublin City PPN welcomes home all the Irish people recently detained for attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza, including, Sarah Clancy who is the coordinator …
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PPN staff and member groups attended the SICAP Conference in Athlone yesterday (02 October 2025), called “In Our Words”, which was inspiring, hopeful and moving. Held in the Radisson Blu …
Information The PPN Migrant/Minority Thematic Group were delighted to attend the inaugural meeting of the Community Integration Forum, organised by the Local Authority Integration Team (LAIT), you can read a …