A FAvour Academy Evening Course TO ENABLE YOU TO TREAT YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY WITH SIMPLE, SAFE HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES. With Alice Glendinning Registered Homeopath LCHE MARH. 085 1439007 Learn: How to use homeopathic remedies to treat simple complaints such as colds, fevers, earache, stomach upsets and travel sickness. How to use Homeopathy in First-Aid situations to treat cuts, bruises, bites, stings and splinters, as well as shock resulting from accidents or traumas. The beauty of Homeopathy is that it helps the body to recover quickly from acute ailments, strengthening the immune system as it does so and preventing longer-term problems such as recurrent illness. Alice might be selling the Helios 36 Remedy Kits on the day! Date for the course: Monday 22/04/13 7:30 to 9.30 Venue Bank House, Emmet Square Max number of participants: 6 To book or for info: Contact Alice at aglendinning@care2.com or 085 1439007 Cost: favours shared between participantss About Alice Originally from Glanmire, I now live in Clonakilty with my husband and two daughters (who are both great ads for homeopathy). I graduated as a Homeopath from The Centre for Homeopathic Education in London and am a member of the Alliance of Registered Homeopaths. I became interested in Homeopathy over 15 years ago. A friend recommended a homeopath for a skin complaint. At the time I was alarmed by the side effects of the medication my GP was prescribing, for a problem which, although annoying and at times upsetting was not in any way life threatening. Homeopathy worked for me and became my treatment of choice. I have used it for childbirth, after a serious accident and for my family with great success. I would go so far as to say that homeopathy has changed my life. Until 2008, I practiced homeopathy at the Sunrise Clinic, a low cost homeopathic clinic for children in London and at in my Clinic in North London. I now run my practice from Clonakilty Natural Therapies in Emmet Square. When I am not seeing patients I love growing organic vegetables in my garden, knitting and being with my family. Find Alice on facebook |
Saturday, 22 December 2012
Homeopathy at home evening
Tuesday, 18 December 2012
Thomas Riedmuller
Hi, I’m Thomas. I'm a founding member of The Hollies Centre for Practical Sustainability near Enniskeane. I'm originally from Germany, a former conference interpreter (Spanish, French, German, English) and musician. Currently I work as a mediator, teacher and natural builder (cob). Skills to Exchange conflict facilitation and mediation harp lessons (if you have a harp) courses and talks on conflict resolution also for youth or community groups including schools Qualifications and experience Conflict Facilitation Certificate - Findhorn College Mediation Certificate - Mediators' Institute of Ireland Teaching Conflict Resolution and Group Facilitation at UCC and Kinsale College of Further Education since 2002 http://thehollies.ie Contact details 023 8847981 thomas_riedmuller@yahoo.ie |
Iwan Davies
I have recently (two months ago) moved to the clonakilty area and I have an interest in holistic therapies/healing modalities. I also enjoy playing the violin together with other musicians when the opportunity arises. Skills to Exchange I hope to be able to offer massage sessions soon but I have to first sort out accomodation etc. I can also teach beginners level violin and also help another musician who maybe wants a violin part played or in the context of a band. Qualifications and experience Grade eight in violin playing M.T.I qualification in holistic massage from the cardiff school of massage (2001) Contact details 0833829744 iwandavies2010@hotmail.co.uk |
Thursday, 13 December 2012
Liz Mahony
Hi, I’m Liz. I've just moved to near Clonakilty & would be very interested in joining the Clonakilty Favour Exchange. Skills to Exchange I'm a professional Dog Trainer & Behavioural Consultant & a Holistic Therapist for all animals. I also walk dogs, & can look in on people's animals in their absence. Qualifications and experience I'm a qualified Proofreader & Editor & write my own copy for my websites, write children's stories & have done a fair bit of freelance journalism. I'm an exceptionally good cook & did private catering for weddings & filling freezers. Contact details lizmahony56@gmail.com 086-3991599 |
Thursday, 6 December 2012
Morris Men win award at Paddy's Day March
CFE members joined the parade on Sunday 16th March with a fantastic Paddy's Day treat for all! Watch the prize-winning performance below! (Ignore the giggling).
Here they come!
The Morris Dancers included CFE members Vic, Christian, Bev, Dave, John and Istvan joined by Tony, Victor, Christian, Steve and Phil, followed by Miriam and Izzy and Arthur with the CFE banner.
"One great tradition collided with another to unique artistic effect. Unmissable!"
"The team, dedicated to their art, donated the prize money to charity."
"We could have avoided it without Vic's vision and persistence."
Special thanks too to Deb for the baldrics and the balls, Istvan for the green man and Tony Dave and Steve for the music.
Thanks to the Town twinning assoc.
Clonakilty Town Twinning Association again this year organised the Clonakilty St. Patrick's Day Parade on Sunday 17th March 2013 at 3.00 p.m. They unanimously agreed to award 6th prize to the Morris Men.
Here they come!
The Morris Dancers included CFE members Vic, Christian, Bev, Dave, John and Istvan joined by Tony, Victor, Christian, Steve and Phil, followed by Miriam and Izzy and Arthur with the CFE banner.
"One great tradition collided with another to unique artistic effect. Unmissable!"
"The team, dedicated to their art, donated the prize money to charity."
"We could have avoided it without Vic's vision and persistence."
Special thanks too to Deb for the baldrics and the balls, Istvan for the green man and Tony Dave and Steve for the music.
Thanks to the Town twinning assoc.
Clonakilty Town Twinning Association again this year organised the Clonakilty St. Patrick's Day Parade on Sunday 17th March 2013 at 3.00 p.m. They unanimously agreed to award 6th prize to the Morris Men.
Monday, 26 November 2012
CFE Website joins National Library collection
The National Library of Ireland is now facing "the enormous challenge of how to collect and preserve websites of Irish interest for future generations". The CFE website is to be included in the new collection of "Irish websites of scholarly, cultural and political importance". As they wrote to us:
"Increasingly a huge amount of material of historical and cultural importance can only be found in digital form on websites. The mission of the National Library of Ireland is to collect, preserve, promote and make accessible the documentary and intellectual life of Ireland. We are creating a Web Archive with the aim of preserving Irish websites of scholarly, cultural and political importance"
The Clonakilty Favour Exchange website will be part of a collection of various websites of Irish interest identified for inclusion by the National Library and made available through the Library’s website www.nli.ie .
You can view a previous web archiving project relating to the General Election 2011 http://www.nli.ie/en/general-election-2011-web-archive.aspx .
The new project is a work in progress - news here of when it is complete.
"Increasingly a huge amount of material of historical and cultural importance can only be found in digital form on websites. The mission of the National Library of Ireland is to collect, preserve, promote and make accessible the documentary and intellectual life of Ireland. We are creating a Web Archive with the aim of preserving Irish websites of scholarly, cultural and political importance"
The Clonakilty Favour Exchange website will be part of a collection of various websites of Irish interest identified for inclusion by the National Library and made available through the Library’s website www.nli.ie .
You can view a previous web archiving project relating to the General Election 2011 http://www.nli.ie/en/general-election-2011-web-archive.aspx .
Information in the olden days |
Sunday, 25 November 2012
Christine Kingston
Saturday, 24 November 2012
Martha Clarke
Hi, I'm Martha. I have 25 years experience in tourism at international level Speak French, German and Italian Skills to Exchange Marketing consultancy services available. Specialise in tourism and Europe Photography. Qualifications and experience BA Hons in French and Italian Diploma in German www.marthaclarkeimages.com Contact details info@marthaclarkeimages.com Phone Number(s) 086-2320751 |
Jason Higgs
Thursday, 22 November 2012
Aine Bonner
Tuesday, 20 November 2012
Siobhan Mackay
Monday, 19 November 2012
Janet Vesey
Hi I'm Janet. I live in the countryside with 3 dogs amd hens. I can milk cows, am well travelled, love music, books and art. I sing in Clon. church choir and I visit Mount Carmel Hospital twice weekly with my therapy dog Rusty. Skills to Exchange I can wash and groom small dogs Baking - (biscuits and cup cakes) Qualifications and experience Dog groomer (St John's College Cert.) Garda vetted Contact details 023 8838100 0876314311 |
Francesca de Buyl
Sunday, 18 November 2012
Laura Woods
Hello, I'm Laura and I think this is a fabulous idea, especially in the current economic climate. I volunteer at The Children's Project Charity Shop in Clonakilty, where I am currently Hon. Secretary. I'm also an active member of BirdWatch Ireland West Cork Branch, where I am the Webmaster. Skills to Exchange Photography, Animal care, advice etc, Bird advice/help Qualifications and experience Reasonably experienced photographer, definitely experienced with pet animals (especially small animals such as rodents), reasonable bird knowledge, especially locally, although by no means an expert! :) Contact details zoundzy@hotmail.com |
Saturday, 17 November 2012
Renee Fouche
Phoebe Cotton
Thursday, 1 November 2012
CFE in the Irish Times November 2012
FREE ECONOMY: In a recessionary world, PATRICK FREYNE examines how to get goods and services without resorting to cash
With our complicated financial system and highly technologized society, it’s unlikely that barter will make a widespread return. The sentences “I will swap you three hens for an iPhone 5” or “I will kill a wolf for a go of your Xbox” are unlikely to be crossing many lips.
In the wake of the financial crisis, in an era of tightened belts and purse-strings, people have been trying to find new ways of getting what they need. Around the country local currencies and favour exchanges are popping up, allowing people to exchange goods and services and also helping to bind communities together.
“We didn’t invent the idea of local exchange and trading schemes,” says Miriam Cotton one of the founders of the Clonakilty Favour Exchange. “Time banks were originally conceived as a way of storing up services for yourself for when you were ill or old. They started in America and Canada particularly. The idea was that people would contribute something back into the community earning themselves care for when they were older. We’ve taken that idea but we’ve made it more immediate. You can earn back your time anytime you like.”
How does it work? “People can exchange whatever skill or labour they have with anybody else in the scheme. You don’t have to make direct swaps so if you were offering to write articles for people you could do that for one person but you might be able to use the credits to get a haircut from somebody else entirely. There’s a central record kept of who’s doing what all the time. There’s a debit limit and credit limit. The currency we call ‘the favour’ and that’s the equivalent of 15 minutes of time. Everyone’s time is equal within the exchange regardless of what they’re offering. It’s a response to the recession but it is, as much as anything, a community-building scheme.”
Clonakilty community
My most satisfying and enjoyable bartering experience was with the Clonakilty Favour Exchange. I uploaded a profile (with the help of Miriam Cotton) and soon I was helping Austrian computer programmer Christian Graninger draft a press release for his soon to be published book of recipes.
Graninger has helped out many residents with computer problems and has, in return, been given practical help with his book and received lifts and haircuts.
I also got some pet advice from Clonakilty based vet Aisling McAuliffe. My household features a very old, white cat with a number of medical ailments. McAuliffe, who has found the favour exchange useful for babysitting services and for arranging lifts, gave me some tips on the care of a crotchety old cat.
Patrick Freyne
Read the full article plus interview with Moneyless Man Mark Boyle here
With our complicated financial system and highly technologized society, it’s unlikely that barter will make a widespread return. The sentences “I will swap you three hens for an iPhone 5” or “I will kill a wolf for a go of your Xbox” are unlikely to be crossing many lips.
In the wake of the financial crisis, in an era of tightened belts and purse-strings, people have been trying to find new ways of getting what they need. Around the country local currencies and favour exchanges are popping up, allowing people to exchange goods and services and also helping to bind communities together.
“We didn’t invent the idea of local exchange and trading schemes,” says Miriam Cotton one of the founders of the Clonakilty Favour Exchange. “Time banks were originally conceived as a way of storing up services for yourself for when you were ill or old. They started in America and Canada particularly. The idea was that people would contribute something back into the community earning themselves care for when they were older. We’ve taken that idea but we’ve made it more immediate. You can earn back your time anytime you like.”
How does it work? “People can exchange whatever skill or labour they have with anybody else in the scheme. You don’t have to make direct swaps so if you were offering to write articles for people you could do that for one person but you might be able to use the credits to get a haircut from somebody else entirely. There’s a central record kept of who’s doing what all the time. There’s a debit limit and credit limit. The currency we call ‘the favour’ and that’s the equivalent of 15 minutes of time. Everyone’s time is equal within the exchange regardless of what they’re offering. It’s a response to the recession but it is, as much as anything, a community-building scheme.”
Clonakilty community
My most satisfying and enjoyable bartering experience was with the Clonakilty Favour Exchange. I uploaded a profile (with the help of Miriam Cotton) and soon I was helping Austrian computer programmer Christian Graninger draft a press release for his soon to be published book of recipes.
Graninger has helped out many residents with computer problems and has, in return, been given practical help with his book and received lifts and haircuts.
I also got some pet advice from Clonakilty based vet Aisling McAuliffe. My household features a very old, white cat with a number of medical ailments. McAuliffe, who has found the favour exchange useful for babysitting services and for arranging lifts, gave me some tips on the care of a crotchety old cat.
Patrick Freyne
Read the full article plus interview with Moneyless Man Mark Boyle here
Saturday, 20 October 2012
Marina Russo
Directory of offers
Here is a directory of the skills and offers of help currently offered by members. All of these terms are searchable in the search box on the top right sidebar and lead you to the pages of the members offering these services. Trouble searching? Please email us at clonfavour@gmail.com and we will help you. Need something not on the list? Try posting on the ASKS notice board..
Animals/pets Looking after animals (big or small) for weekends/holiday Healing treatment to all animals Dog walking Cat sitting Chicken killing Have half acre of land for grazing Exercise and train horses Acre of land for grazing I can offer general advice on pet care General pet advice Help and advice with keeping poultry and goats |
Arts + crafts Art and design Custom Stained Glass Panels Lino prints and tuition of same Poems on demand How to juggle 3 balls Juggling clubs and balls First steps in Salsa Facilitating drama and art workshops for kids Classic American VHS videos for lending Arts and crafts, especially group project work Felt, ceramics, mosaics, crochet or face painting Art and textile Weaving and spinning wool Graphic design Drama lessons Photography Flags and bunting Sculpture, mono silkscreen, lino-cut, art from re-cycled materials, prints, mural, collograph Classes in craft making for festivals Christmas, Fetes, lorry dressing |
Building and decorating Painting Carpentry Surveying Fitting fireplaces Plumbing General building, DIY, Welding Tiling Home improvements and maintainance Woodwork Kitchen and bathroom refurbs Flat pack assembly Decorating Construction cost advice Advice on property insurance claims. |
Business skills Employment law compliance Implementing best practices and procedures Answer HR queries from employees Accountancy General PAYE queries Assistance / advice in any payroll matter including processing payrolls Report writing; formal letter writing;; Project management; presentation skills including MS Word and PowerPoint Job descriptions and CV's. Business guidance Leadership skills Speaking and formal presentations Coach on supervising staff Chairing effective meetings Public Speaking Organising an event Writing skills Project development Graphic design Strategic and operational planning both for companies and nonprofits Typing Thesis binding Performance management/change management/ Brochures, logos, artwork, graphic design Proofreading and editing academic papers, websites for businesses, reviews, articles Disability Training |
Cars/transport Car wash, oil change Car service Car maintenance and repair Use of large van for collection or delivery Lifts to and from Driving a truck Bike repair Lifts Need a lift anywhere or a special one off journey. Lift asks now have their own page linked here |
Cooking/catering Baking Catering Smoking fish Birthday parties, How to cook those everyday recipes Handmade Chocolate Sweeties for special events Chocolate Demonstrations Teach how to make sourdough bread I'll make you cakes, muffins, cupcakes, desserts or biscuits Cooking lessons in Austrian and Indian food Making biscuits and bagged for presents French cookery |
Computers/technology Computer skills for beginners. mobile application and design Help with your computer Browsing the web Basic computer skills; Using the internet, e-mail, sending photos, using Skype, using web-mail, Cataloguing your books, C.D.s, computers/mobiles basic computer skills for the beginner Provide individual computer training. Advice on network security and systems. Repairing PCs and laptops. Testing computer monitors. Secure data destruction. Installing saorview boxes |
Education/care Grinds physics, English, languages, Irish, CSPE Early years education Physics tuition Child Minding (Garda vetted) Babysitting service (garda vetted) Calls to the elderly Special needs Helping children with reading and comprehension Natural pregnancy and home-birthing Elocution Nutrition for Kids Drama German Grinds Help the elderly Alzheimers Care of the elderly Presentations/demonstrations/ Awareness Training in disability Motivation Training Personal, spiritual and pastoral awareness training |
Energy Advice on energy projects BER rating Advice on renewable energy and efficiency Feasibility studies Energy audit Firewood cut from the forest to exchange. How to use wood as a heat source in a less polluting manner. Cutting and chopping firewood (hand-tools only -no petrol required!) Wind farm technology |
Health /healing/alternative medicine Meditation and relaxation techniques Natural remedies Vibrionic radionics machine healing Homeopathic Consultation Reiki Meditation Astrology readings Herbal and nutritional advice Reflexology Bowen Technique IET, access bars, crystal healing, tarot readings Bach Remedies Yoga Osteopathy Back care with Pilates techniques Nutritional therapy Kids nutrition Lifestyle CoachingAcupuncture Teaching Homeopathy Massage Chi Kung/Tai Chi Chinese Herbs consultation Voice care sessions for professional voice users, such as teachers, public speakers, actors and/or singers Healing, dowsing, rescue work and channeling Reflexology Medicine advice Pharmacy |
Household Darning and Mending Knitting Turning sheets, patching Furniture Moving Upholstery, furnishings De-cluttering rooms, Reorganizing spaces and vamping up spaces Book a flight, pay your car tax researching cheapest/best car, hoover, toaster, flights Organise rooms/houses/gardens to be neat, tidy and attractive at minimal outlay Garden/exterior maintainance Cleaning out closets Ironing Loan of a sewing machine Finding things on ebay School book covering French Polishing |
Gardening Lawn mowing Gardening hedge trimming, Grass cutting, (small gardens up to large estates) Growing organic veg Permaculture Poly tunnels Gardening Planning Gardening design and layout Weeding and border care, pruning, cleaning and clearing, Advice on growing veg in small gardens Tree surgery Tree cutting Landscaping Farm machinery Coppicing Tree planting Advice on border plants Chain saw for cuttings small trees Felling trees Advice on vermicomposting |
Job-seeking/Careers advice Help with C.Vs C.V building Interview techniques/skills completion of application forms cv vetting, Training and career options Coaching on job interview skills |
Languages TEFL & EFL Language Teaching English Brush up your languages and conversation skills or get translations done: German, English or French Spanish /English conversation exchange French and Italian tuition -any level Translations and interpreting (French & Italian) French German German translations, conversation Irish French to English Translator German conversation and grinds Spanish |
Legal and tax advice Legal advice (general) Medical claims Annual tax returns for PAYE employees Understanding government Advocacy |
Marketing/social media Basic marketing Social media, lay-out/composition of documents etc Event management/planning online marketing consultations/training Search engine optimisation Email marketing Online marketing Setting up Twitter account or facebook Using Linkedin Marketing an event |
Music Music tuition violin/guitar/music theory grinds Music recording/production Guitar lessons Grinds basic guitar tuition convert Vinyl records to CD format Playing music, teaching basic guitar Singing Drumming Piano lessons for children Lessons in percussion and drumming, traditional flute, tin whistle and bodhran Ukelele lessons Classical and jazz flute |
Office skills Articles Working with Word.Excel Write letters Set up spreadsheets for accounts purposes Typing reports, Proof reading articles, letters etc, editing Ghost-writing) Help with Microsoft Word, Excel & Powerpoint applications |
Personal care/life-coaching Hairdressing CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation) and basic fist aid lessons Beauty Treatment Deliver training on: Healthcare; anti-Bullying; coaching; assertiveness, presentation skills, anti-bullying workshops; listening skills, anti-racism. Life-coaching Coaching, relationship health, confidence, career, parenting, finances, business plans spirituality & mindfulness, help with presentation skills, help organising events |
Therapy Art Therapy Addiction Advice Hypnotherapy Psychotherapy/counselling for emotional depression, anxiety, eating disorders, post traumatic stress disorder, post natal depression, relationship problems, sex and gender related problems Reflexology and Bowen Technique General art and textile to children, people with cognitive problems or mental health issues Holistic, multicultural counseling and working with ptsd, depression, low esteem issues, Stress reduction, and anxiety Person Centered Counsellor Compensatory skills after disability or accident Voice therapy for people experiencing difficulties with their voice Ante-natal music therapy sessions for pregnant women |
Sport and leisure Navigation Surfing lessons. Swimming lessons Tai-Chi movements I run a lot and can offer to be a running/training buddy to anyone interested in running Kayaking Fishing Deck hand Underwater hull cleaning |
Web Design Set up a website Using Wordpress Basic blogs Web design SEO Google analytics Social media |
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