No child without a smile!
Clowns Without Borders Ireland stands in unequivocal support of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. CWB’s mission is to serve communities, predominantly children and youths, experiencing crisis, and often human rights abuses. The systemic, continuous violence against Black, Indigineous,
There are 3 regional branches working within CWB Ireland, in Dublin, Cork and Galway with active volunteer performers in each region. Besides undergoing international tours, each branch develops different projects in their region. The Dublin branch works with inner city
Clowns without Borders is committed to good governance and complies with the Governance Code for voluntary, charitable and community organisations in Ireland. We are a registered Irish charity and can be found on the Charities Regulator register of charities, our
It was an 18 month journey, but Clowns without Borders Ireland are proud to announce that we have compliance with the GOVERNANCE CODE! The governance code in Ireland is a code of practice for charitable and voluntary organisations in Ireland. It
As the new year begins, we at Clowns without Borders Ireland take a quick look back at some of our events of 2018, and towards our exciting projects of 2019! 2018 was a very busy year for CWB Ireland, both
CWB Ireland will be at the First Fortnight Mental Health Arts Festival in Dublin on the 13th January 2019. Following on from the Clown-Dalkin Project, CWB and their apprentice clowns will perform a showcase, followed by Turas Theatre performing
Read the reports written while on the tour! Day 1, Clowns on Tour: “You made a lot of people very happy today”.Our second 4am start in as many days in Metaxourgeio, (too many vowels for that hour of the morning)
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See the Gallery Read the daily reports Clowns without Borders Ireland returned to Greece in 2018. Four Irish performers (Kim Mc Cafferty, Rosie O’Regan, James Bray and Samuel Meyler) performed 20 shows for roughly 1,800 children in different refugee camps
