Community Groups

The 11th Limerick Newcastle West Scouts is a youth-focused organization established in 2012 that provides scouting programs for children and young adults. Through sections including Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Ventures, and Rovers, the group fosters personal development, outdoor skills, and community engagement for youth in the Newcastle West area using the Scouting Ireland 'One Programme'.

Scouting Ireland is a national youth organization dedicated to the personal development of young people through the Scout Method. By fostering life skills such as leadership, teamwork, and critical thinking, the organization enables young people to maximize their potential while engaging in activities across Ireland and abroad, promoting active citizenship and environmental stewardship.

The 164th Brackenstown Scouts, based in Swords, Co. Dublin, is a long-standing youth organization established in 1980. The group provides scouting activities for various age sections including Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Venture Scouts, and Rover Scouts. They are deeply integrated into the local community, operating from a dedicated two-floor Scout Den facility and supporting local youth through outdoor activities, hiking, camping, and community service initiatives.

The 16th Kildare (Kilcock) Scout Group is a registered charity and non-formal educational organization dedicated to the physical, intellectual, emotional, and social development of young people aged 6 to 26. By engaging youth from Kilcock, Enfield, and surrounding areas in outdoor adventures, teamwork, and community service, the group fosters responsible citizenship and helps individuals reach their full potential through experiential learning.

The 17th Dalkey Scouts is a long-standing youth organization founded in 1927, dedicated to enabling and empowering young people to realize their potential. Through the Scout Method, which emphasizes nature, outdoor activities, and learning by doing, the group fosters active citizenship, personal development, and community engagement for Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts.

The 1st Galway St. Joseph’s Scout Group is the original scout group in Galway, providing non-formal education and scouting experiences to young people for over 80 years. Based in the city centre, the group focuses on developing essential life skills including leadership, communication, personal responsibility, and teamwork, while helping youth navigate modern challenges such as bullying and self-esteem.

1st Kilkenny Scouts has been active in the Kilkenny community since 1976, providing youth development through scouting programs. The organization focuses on personal development through outdoor activities, hiking, and community engagement, while maintaining a local scout den that serves as a hub for meetings and community initiatives.

The 1st Port of Dublin Sea Scouts (Ringsend) provides volunteer-led adventure, fun, and friendship for young people in the Dublin Port region. Through activities such as sailing, rowing, and hillwalking, the group fosters personal development, team-based learning, and community safety awareness. They actively engage in environmental stewardship, including projects on marine invasive species, and provide a safe, inclusive space for youth to develop outdoor skills and leadership.

The 1st Port of Galway Sea Scouts is a registered charity and multi-award winning Irish Sailing Training Centre. Founded in 1932, the group provides maritime education, adventure, and youth development programmes for members from Beavers to Rovers. Operated entirely by volunteers, they focus on inclusivity, leadership, and seamanship, serving approximately 115 young people with a commitment to child protection and community engagement.

The 22nd Meath Donore Scout Group provides youth development through outdoor adventure, fun, and friendship. Serving the youth of Donore and surrounding areas, the group operates a structured program including a Beaver Colony, Cub Pack, Scout Troop, and Venture Scout Unit, all facilitated by a team of dedicated adult volunteers.

The 2nd Cork Scout Group is a non-profit, registered charity based in Ballyphehane, Cork, providing scouting activities for youth since 1930. Run entirely by volunteers, the group offers programs for Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, and Ventures, focusing on outdoor adventure, civic responsibility, and personal development. The group also maintains a hall utilized by various local community groups and is currently undertaking a major facility improvement initiative to modernize their hall's accessibility.

St. Mary's Scout Group Athlone, also known as 2nd Westmeath, provides a quality Scouting programme for boys and girls aged 6 to 18 years. The group has been active in the community for over 90 years, fostering youth development through structured scouting activities, outdoor programs, and community engagement.

The 31st Wexford Ballyhuskard Scout Group provides scouting activities for young people in the areas of Ballymurn, Glenbrien, and Oylegate. Their mission focuses on offering fun, challenge, and adventure to youth, fostering personal development through outdoor activities, camping, and community engagement, underpinned by rigorous child protection policies and volunteer training.

The 32nd Limerick St Paul's Scout Group is a youth-focused organization based in Dooradoyle, Limerick, established in 1981. It provides scouting activities for youth aged 6 to 26, fostering personal development, leadership, and community engagement through outdoor adventures, camping, hiking, and community service initiatives like the Team Limerick Cleanup.

The 37th Dublin Scout Group is a registered charity established in 1971, dedicated to the physical, intellectual, character, emotional, social, and spiritual development of young people. The group provides scouting programs for Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts, fostering personal growth, teamwork, and community engagement through outdoor adventure and service.

The De La Salle Scout Group is one of Ireland's oldest and most active scouting organizations, based in Waterford City. Founded in 1928, the group provides a comprehensive program of outdoor adventure, nature study, crafts, and scouting traditions, including a unique Scout Pipe Band. They serve youth through various sections including Beaver Colonies, Cub Scout Packs, Scout Troops, Venture Scouts, and Rover Scouts, fostering personal growth, leadership, and community engagement.

The 3rd/12th Cork St. Patrick's Scout Group is a long-standing youth organization established in 1930, based in Cork City. The group provides scouting activities across four age-based sections, ranging from Beavers (6-8 years) to Ventures (16-18 years). They focus on youth development through structured meetings, outdoor engagement, and community participation, while also serving the local community by providing facilities for other groups, such as the local Guide Group.

The 4th Kildare Town Scout Group provides youth development and scouting activities for young people in Kildare Town. Operating through the Scout Method and the ONE Programme, the group focuses on personal progression, leadership, and responsibility, offering structured programs for ages 6-20. They engage in weekly meetings, outdoor skills training, and community service initiatives including Tidy Towns and local festivals.

The 55th Cork Carrigaline Scout Group is a non-formal, uniformed youth organization dedicated to enabling young people aged 6 to 26 to achieve their full potential. Through a youth-led approach supported by trained adult volunteers, the group provides fun, engaging activities that foster physical, intellectual, character, emotional, social, and spiritual development, helping members become responsible citizens who contribute positively to their community.