Introduction by Michelle, Buncrana community organiser, Scoil Mhuire Buncrana

From start to finish working with and getting involved with Neighbourhood Network has been a fantastic and rewarding experience. Aoife could not have been more helpful and guided us through the process from start to finish. The students were introduced to the Community Time Machine project via a zoom which Aoife delivered. The students were immediately interested and began interviewing their mothers, fathers, grandparents etc.

It was a fun and enjoyable project for my Transition year students to get involved with and they have learnt a great deal about themselves and their interviewees. They are looking forward to seeing the project to completion and getting involved with Neighbourhood Network has been a fantastic and rewarding experience.

Liam Brennan

“A fond memory I have is of my children growing up here.”

Declan McLaughlin

“I hope to feel like I have achieved everything in life and made it a successful life.”

Martin McGavigan

“To me, community means a group of people you are friends with.”

Cathal Davis

“Community is very important to me. I read in mass to help the community.”

Rosemary Gill

“Enjoy life!”

Rosemary Stewart

“Live life to the fullest.”

Breege

“Friends have helped me through lockdown.”

Siobhan

“Family brings me joy.”

Joeseph Bradley

“Farming has helped me through lockdown.”

Inga

“Friends have helped me through lockdown.”

Karen

“Being with my family brings me joy.”

Janet Martin

“I like living closer to my family.”

John McManus

“Be happy with what you have.”