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06 Sept 2025
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Cara House Family Resource Centre, with the support of Optum, had a fun afternoon filled with dancing and tea.
Cara House’s groups came together to enjoy some dancing, board games and refreshments. Staff from Optum travelled from Dublin to support the event along with some staff from their Letterkenny office.
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“It was great to see everyone enjoying themselves and having some fun, especially making the effort to come out on a wet afternoon,” Martina McGinty, Cara House Manager said. “I want to thank Optum for supporting the event by providing refreshments, entertaining everyone and learning some new dance moves along the way!
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“I would also like to thank Claire for coordinating the event with Bridgeen from Optum and to Celine Kirwin for providing music and getting everyone out on the dancefloor. And to Joe Boland for the photos”.
Cara House hopes to provide a Tea Dance on a regular basis in the future. For more information on Cara House Two Hand Dancing Classes please call 0749123986 or 0861223029.
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