PPN Strategic Plan
Please find below the 2027 – 2032 PPN Strategic Plan covering the period from 2027 – 2032. Please also find newly reviewed and updated governance documents in the plan (temporarily) …
Resources
Update from the Disability Thematic Group (DTG)
Members of the Disability Thematic Group (DTG) invite PPN members to collaborate on a piece of work, exploring the lived experience of disability in Dublin City. The first part of …
XV Latvian Culture Festival in Ireland Celebrating Culture, Community and Diversity
On 3 May 2026, the XV Latvian Culture Festival in Ireland took place at Meeting House Square in the heart of Temple Bar, Dublin, marking the 15th anniversary of a …
Update from Kelley Bermingham
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 …
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 of life for those …
Sebastian’s update, June 2026
The best way to learn about the core work of the Public Participation Network, is to watch the PPN Representatives in the committees. We are very lucky in Dublin City, …
The MTG enjoy Africa Day 2026
Members of the Dublin City PPN Migrant/Minority Thematic Group (MTG) were delighted to take part in this year’s Africa Day celebrations at the Royal Hospital Kilmainham on Sunday, 17 May. …
The DTG marks #MakeWayDay and Dublin City: A Thriving City for All
The Dublin City PPN Disability Thematic Group (DTG) marked #MakeWayDay with a well-attended awareness event on Friday, 26 May at Finglas Youth Resource Centre. The event formed part of ongoing …
The Plenary in the Deanery
The Dublin City PPN Plenary meeting took place on the third Thursday of May in the Deanery and brought together member groups from across the city in a hybrid format, …
The 5th annual PPN/DCU Summer School
The 5th Annual PPN/DCU Summer School, held from 25–28 May at DCU’s Glasnevin Campus and online, proved to be another highly successful and engaging event, bringing together community representatives, volunteers, …