Clubhouse in Ireland

I am visiting the Intel Computer Clubhouse in Dublin; it serves the under-served.

I am quite fascinated by the programs and workshops that are offered. First there is a creative writing section for "lone" or single parents; then there is a place for kids (8-12) to write and record their own music (http://www.thedigitalhub.com/learning/digirhythm.asp); a program that uses digital storytelling as a therapy for teenage depression; an art program (programme in Irish) presented in collaboration with the Irish Museum of Modern Art; a DJ (disc jockey) workshop for early school leavers (what Americans may call high school drop-outs, I think); a journalism workshop that publishes a clubhouse newsletter; and a Lego workshop that involves making robots with Lego parts I think and controlling their movements via computer.

Here's the history of the start-up and collaborating partners.
http://www.businessworld.ie/livenews.htm?a=689231

What the "The Liberties" is (an economically depressed area)http://clubhouse.medialabeurope.org/community/community.shtml

What Media Lab Europe is (http://www.mle.ie/) European research partner of MIT Media Lab