Concern Worldwide RSS feeds

RSS feeds are a simple and effective way of keeping up-to-date with your favourite websites. Instead of having to visit individual sites to see if new content has been added, you can use RSS feeds to tell you when pages you're interested in have been updated.

	by Email	myGoogle	myYahoo	myAOL	myBloglines
All site content	Subscribe	Add	Add	Add	Add
News
Global	Subscribe	Add	Add	Add	Add
Ireland	Subscribe	Add	Add	Add	Add
England/Wales	Subscribe	Add	Add	Add	Add
Northern Ireland	Subscribe	Add	Add	Add	Add
Scotland news	Subscribe	Add	Add	Add	Add
Site blogs
All blogs	Subscribe	Add	Add	Add	Add
Concern blog	Subscribe	Add	Add	Add	Add
Get Active! blog	Subscribe	Add	Add	Add	Add
Louise in Africa blog	Subscribe	Add	Add	Add	Add
Author blogs
Concern.net's blog	Subscribe	Add	Add	Add	Add
Niall O' Murchu's blog	Subscribe	Add	Add	Add	Add
Jobs
All jobs	Subscribe	Add	Add	Add	Add

How do I use RSS feeds?

If you don’t already have one, first you will need a RSS reader. There are many RSS reader programmes available, including the below:

Web Browsers with a built-in RSS reader

• Mozilla Firefox
• Internet Explorer 7

 Windows

• Newz Crawler
• FeedDemon
• Awasu

 Mac OSX

• Newsfire
• NetNewsWire

 Web

• Bloglines
• My Yahoo!
• NewsGator
• FeedZilla
• Microsoft Live
• Google

Once you have a news reader you can begin subscribing to news feeds by looking for orange RSS buttons. You can click on the button to view a RSS feed directly, or drag the button or URL of the feed onto an area of the reader to Add.

Terms and conditions

The feeds are provided free of charge for use by individuals and non-profit organizations for personal, non-commercial use. Please contact us for any additional use request.