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Newbridge Age Action Charity Shop

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At Age Action’s Charity Shop in Newbridge the trained staff and volunteers select clothing, furniture and home accessories that will enhance your own personal style and add style and elegance to any room in your home. The shop is packed with great clothes hand-picked from the donations received daily from our wonderful donors.

Customers will find excellent value when selecting from the shop's designer and contemporary clothing, hats, bags, shoes and jewellery. You will also find a wide range of collectibles, china, glass, ornaments, pictures, mirrors and more. Thank you for your support by shopping in our shop and we would also like to appeal to you for donations of your clothes, jewellery, mirrors, pictures, lamps, china and glass (full or part sets), books, CDs, records, old radios, record players, small pieces of furniture and more.

Give Bernie in Newbridge a call and have a chat to find out what is most needed at present.

Contact us

Store Supervisor: Bernie Crampton

Phone: 045 461228

Email: newbridgemanager@ageaction.ie

Address: 42 Edward Street, Newbridge, Kildare 

eircode: W12 PV38

Opening hours

  • Monday: 9.30am - 5.30pm
  • Tuesday: 9.30pm - 5.30pm
  • Wednesday: 9.30am - 5.30pm
  • Thursday: 9.30am - 5.30pm
  • Friday: 9.30am - 5.30pm
  • Saturday: 9.30am - 5.30pm

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STOP67 calls for inclusion of advocates for women and older people on Pensions Commission

(13 November) The STOP67 Coalition has expressed its disappointment at the failure of the Government to appoint sufficient members to the Pensions Commission who reflect the interests of those most affected by the proposed pension age increase and, in particular, organisations representing women and older people. The Coalition includes the National Women’s Council (NWC), SIPTU, Age Action and Active Retirement Ireland.

In a letter to An Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, the Coalition said it was “shocked and surprised” that the Commission does not include the representatives of so many of those directly affected by the proposed pension age increase. This followed the announcement by the Government of the members of the Commission, which is due to assess whether the pension age should be increased to 67 years and to set out a future plan for the pension system.

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