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NO REF GROUP AMT GRANTED 1 2/CEP the Tolka River Project NO REF GROUP AMT GRANTED 1 2/CEP The Tolka River Project €20,000.00 2 3/CEP Blakestown & Mountview Neighbourhood Youth Project €1,000.00 3 4/CEP St Georges National School €1,000.00 4 5/CEP YouthBank Fingal - Foroige Flemington €2,500.00 5 6/CEP St. Teresa's National School €1,000.00 6 8/CEP Balbriggan Tidy Towns Association €1,800.00 7 9/CEP Swords Celtic FC €1,521.00 8 10/CEP Baldoyle Boxing Club €25,000.00 9 11/CEP Networking Dublin 15 €1,000.00 10 12/CEP St Mochta's FC €5,990.00 11 14/CEP Bayside Community Association €1,000.00 12 15/CEP Viking Sub Aqua Club €894.00 13 16/CEP Tyrrelstown Community Centre CLG €900.00 14 17/CEP Ongar Community Centre CLG €863.00 15 18/CEP St Brigids GAA Club €4,000.00 16 19/CEP Irish Red Cross D15 Branch €3,361.65 17 20/CEP The Burrow Resident Association €1,000.00 18 21/CEP Rush Community Centre €1,611.00 19 22/CEP St Luke's Community & Family Group €1,548.00 20 23/CEP Lusk ICA Guild €965.04 21 24/CEP Clean-Up Corduff €1,000.00 22 25/CEP Lusk Community Council CLG €2,954.00 23 31/CEP Swords Tidy Towns €500.00 24 35/CEP Skerries Breastfeeding Support Group €1,000.00 25 37/CEP Balbriggan Community Childcare €1,000.00 26 39/CEP Rekindle Talent €1,000.00 27 40/CEP Fingal Gallopers €1,000.00 28 42/CEP Swords Karate Club CLG €827.00 29 43/CEP Glebe North FC €750.00 30 46/CEP Rivervalley Community Centre €1,490.00 31 47/CEP 109th Corduff Scout Group €2,000.00 32 48/CEP Coolmine Therapeutic Community €7,500.00 33 49/CEP Indian Family Club €1,000.00 34 50/CEP Skerries Men's Shed €16,800.00 35 51/CEP Baldoyle United FC €15,000.00 36 53/CEP Blanchardstown Home-Start €22,500.00 37 54/CEP LIR Swim Club €1,000.00 38 55/CEP 98th Skerries Scout Group €1,000.00 39 56/CEP Craobh Na Mara North Fingal Comhaltas €1,600.00 40 57/CEP Fingal Liam Rodgers Centre €580.00 41 58/CEP Huntstown Community Centre €3,500.00 42 61/CEP Grow in Ireland €1,000.00 43 62/CEP Holywell Junior Parkrun €1,000.00 44 64/CEP Blanchardstown Brass Band €500.00 45 65/CEP Rush Men's Shed €1,145.00 46 66/CEP Balbriggan Bridge Club €1,000.00 47 67/CEP BASE Resource Centre €8,000.00 48 68/CEP Tyrrelstown Cricket Club €1,000.00 49 69/CEP Mulberry Residents Association €500.00 50 71/CEP Ballyboughal Tidy Towns €780.00 51 72/CEP Balbriggan Rugby Football Club €700.00 52 73/CEP Ballyboughal Hedgerow Society €710.40 53 74/CEP Balbriggan and District Athletic Club €1,000.00 54 75/CEP Coder Dojo Balbriggan €1,000.00 55 76/CEP Malahide Girl Guides (Catholic Guides of Ireland) €1,000.00 56 77/CEP Blakestown Mountview Youth Initiative €1,000.00 57 79/CEP Snowflakes Autism Support €5,000.00 58 80/CEP Snowflakes Autism Support €5,000.00 59 81/CEP Mountview Family Resource Centre €2,500.00 60 82/CEP Lusk Girl Guides €440.00 61 83/CEP Balbriggan Cricket Club €1,000.00 62 84/CEP Blanchardstown Centre for Independent Living €1,000.00 63 85/CEP Blanchardstown Centre for Independent Living €1,000.00 64 86/CEP The Bleeding Pig Cultural Festival €1,000.00 65 90/CEP Balbriggan Meals CLG €2,500.00 66 92/CEP Palmer Avenue Residents Association €500.00 67 93/CEP Balbriggan FC €60,000.00 68 94/CEP Balbriggan Cancer Support Group €1,000.00 69 95/CEP Swords Men's Shed €1,000.00 70 96/CEP Swords Men's Shed €1,950.00 71 97/CEP Lambeecher Residents Associaiton €1,000.00 72 98/CEP Portmarnock & District Men's Shed €1,000.00 73 99/CEP Howth Scout Group €1,000.00 74 102/CEP Portrane Athletic Footbal Club €540.00 75 103/CEP Portrane Athletic Footbal Club €669.00 76 104/CEP Rush Musical Society Ltd €1,000.00 77 105/CEP Tidy Towns Malahide €500.00 78 106/CEP Portmarnock Sports and Leisure Club €1,000.00 79 108/CEP Balbriggan Men's Shed CLG €16,800.00 80 109/CEP Blakestown Community Resource Centre CLG €3,000.00 81 110/CEP Corduff Sports Centre €84,316.00 82 111/CEP 38th Rush Scout Group €1,000.00 83 113/CEP Balrothery Youth Club and Summer Project €1,000.00 84 114/CEP Flying Ducks Ice Hockey Club €2,000.00 85 115/CEP St Patrick's Brass & Reed Band €3,000.00 86 116/CEP Blanchardstown Centre for Independent Living €1,000.00 87 117/CEP Blanchardstown Centre for Independent Living €10,000.00 88 118/CEP Donabate Portrane Dramatic Society €1,000.00 89 119/CEP Lusk Athletic Club €1,000.00 90 120/CEP The Hills Cricket Club €2,500.00 91 121/CEP Skerries Gymnastics Club €5,000.00 92 123/CEP Mid-Sutton Community Group €1,000.00 93 124/CEP Blakestown Drive Community Group €1,000.00 94 126/CEP Mulhuddart Community Centre CLG €2,000.00 95 127/CEP Mulhuddart Community Centre CLG €1,000.00 96 129/CEP Donabate Portrane Community Leisure Centre CLG €5,000.00 97 130/CEP Castleland Community Centre €580.00 98 131/CEP Garristown Community Council €3,000.00 99 132/CEP Flemington Community Centre €854.00 100 133/CEP Rush Tidy Towns €500.00 101 134/CEP Active Age For All €2,653.91 102 135/CEP Portmarnock Intergated Arch Club €15,000.00 103 141/CEP Blanchardstown Traveller Development Group €2,000.00 104 142/CEP Skerries Tidy Towns €500.00 105 143/CEP Ashton Broc Resident Association €500.00 106 147/CEP Ongar Tidy Towns €500.00 107 148/CEP Remember Us €1,000.00 108 149/CEP Remember Us €1,000.00 109 150/CEP Balbriggan Integration Forum €1,000.00 110 151/CEP Clann Mhuire CLG €1,000.00 111 154/CEP Swords Boxing Club €1,000.00 112 155/CEP Balrothery Tidy Towns €836.00 113 156/CEP Avondale Park Community Group €1,000.00 114 158/CEP Naul Gardening and Flower Club €1,000.00 115 159/CEP Whitestown Estate Management €1,000.00 116 161/CEP Balbriggan Scouts €1,000.00 117 163/CEP 89th Bremore Scout Group €1,000.00 118 165/CEP Fingal Flyers Powerchair Football Club €6,500.00 119 166/CEP Balscadden District Community Council €5,760.00 120 168/CEP Garda Westmanstown RFC €4,500.00 121 171/CEP Parslicktown House €8,000.00 122 172/CEP Dublin 15 Women's Group €1,000.00 123 173/CEP Corduff Women's Group €1,000.00 Total €477,189.00 AMT GRANTED GROUP €1,000.00 St Georges National School €2,500.00 YouthBank Fingal - Foroige Flemington €1,000.00 St. Teresa's National School €1,800.00 Balbriggan Tidy Towns Association €1,000.00 Balbriggan Community Childcare €750.00 Glebe North FC €1,000.00 Balbriggan Bridge Club €700.00 Balbriggan Rugby Football Club €1,000.00 Balbriggan and District Athletic Club €1,000.00 Coder Dojo Balbriggan €1,000.00 Balbriggan Cricket Club €2,500.00 Balbriggan Meals CLG €60,000.00 Balbriggan FC €1,000.00 Balbriggan Cancer Support Group €16,800.00 Balbriggan Men's Shed CLG €1,000.00 Balrothery Youth Club and Summer Project €3,000.00 St Patrick's Brass & Reed Band €2,500.00 The Hills Cricket Club €580.00 Castleland Community Centre €854.00 Flemington Community Centre €1,000.00 Remember Us €1,000.00 Remember Us €1,000.00 Balbriggan Integration Forum €836.00 Balrothery Tidy Towns €1,000.00 Balbriggan Scouts €1,000.00 89th Bremore Scout Group €5,760.00 Balscadden District Community Council.
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