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Small Capital Grants for Social Enterprises APPENDIX A SMALL CAPITAL GRANTS FOR SOCIAL ENTERPRISES LDC Project Amount Allocated Avondhu Blackwater Partnership Fermoy Geriatrics Association Limited €7,600.00 Avondhu Blackwater Partnership Kilworth Community Housing €7,555.00 Avondhu Blackwater Partnership Total €15,155.00 Ballyfermot Chapelizod Partnership Ballyfermot Family Resource Centre €5,289.00 Ballyfermot Chapelizod Partnership House of AKI-NA €6,299.00 Ballyfermot Chapelizod Partnership Cherry Orchard Community Garden €6,500.00 Ballyfermot Chapelizod Partnership Total €18,088.00 Ballyhoura Development CLG Drombanna Senior Citizens Centre €5,000.00 Ballyhoura Development CLG Sunflowers Montessori Community Preschool €2,715.00 Ballyhoura Development CLG Slí Eile Farm and Bakery €13,636.00 Ballyhoura Development CLG Total €21,351.00 Bray Area Partnership Living Life Counselling €3,500.00 Bray Area Partnership Lakers Social and Recreational Club €15,000.00 Bray Area Partnership Total €18,500.00 Breffni Integrated Cottage Market West Cavan €11,405.00 Breffni Integrated Swanlinbar Development Association €7,035.00 Breffni Integrated Happy Days Childcare Services Ltd. €5,000.00 Breffni Integrated Total €23,440.00 Carlow County Development The Core Centre, Hacketstown €2,000.00 Carlow County Development Borris Focus Centre €3,000.00 Carlow County Development Siopa Glas €15,000.00 Carlow County Development Total €20,000.00 Clare Local Development Co Obair Newmarket on Fergus - South Clare Meals on Wheels €15,000.00 Clare Local Development Co East Clare Community Cooperative Society Ltd €10,242.00 Clare Local Development Co Total €25,242.00 Comhar na nOileán Teoranta Bere Island Projects Group €6,718.00 Comhar na nOileán Teoranta Comharchumann Oileán Árain Mhór €14,410.00 Comhar na nOileán Teoranta Total €21,128.00 Cork City Partnership Benchspace €15,000.00 Cork City Partnership Deaf Enterprises €10,000.00 Cork City Partnership Total €25,000.00 County Kildare Leader Partnership Greise Youth Theatre and Meeting House €10,000.00 County Kildare Leader Partnership The Cottage Market Newbridge €8,000.00 County Kildare Leader Partnership Kildare Small Jobs KSJ €4,525.00 County Kildare Leader Partnership Total €22,525.00 County Sligo Leader Partnership The Mill Community Café €8,460.00 County Sligo Leader Partnership Aughanagh Community Hall €14,142.00 County Sligo Leader Partnership Total €22,602.00 County Wicklow Partnership 121 Digital €4,500.00 County Wicklow Partnership The Bee Sanctuary €13,825.00 County Wicklow Partnership Total €18,325.00 Donegal Local Development CLG Liquid Therapy €8,000.00 Donegal Local Development CLG Lárionad Acmhainní Nádúrtha CLG €15,000.00 Donegal Local Development CLG Total €23,000.00 Dublin City Community Co-op Crosscare Community Cafe €7,000.00 Dublin City Community Co-op My Streets Ireland €3,005.00 Dublin City Community Co-op The Great Care Co-op c/o The Migrant Rights Centre ireland €3,000.00 Dublin City Community Co-op Aspire Productions €4,085.00 Dublin City Community Co-op Total €17,090.00 Dublin North West Area Partnership Santry Community Assoc CLG €6,900.00 Dublin North West Area Partnership Eco mattress €12,000.00 Dublin North West Area Partnership Total €18,900.00 Dublin South City Partnership Dublin Food Co-Operative Society Ltd €9,250.00 Dublin South City Partnership Terenure Enterprise Centre €12,500.00 Dublin South City Partnership Total €21,750.00 Empower Musicantia CLG €15,000.00 Empower BEaT Centre €9,938.00 Empower Total €24,938.00 Fingal LEADER Partnership Moatview Early Education Centre €2,147.00 Fingal LEADER Partnership 92.5 Phoenix FM €12,380.00 Fingal Community & Recreation Services CLG T/A Applewood Fingal LEADER Partnership Community Centre €2,460.00 Fingal LEADER Partnership Total €16,987.00 FORUM Connemara CLG Venture Out Wilderness Project CLG €8,000.00 FORUM Connemara CLG Connemara Community Radio €5,298.00 FORUM Connemara CLG Horses Connect Enterprises €9,200.00 FORUM Connemara CLG Total €22,498.00 Galway City Partnership SCCUL €15,000.00 Galway City Partnership Galway Community Circus €8,400.00 Galway City Partnership Total €23,400.00 Galway Rural Development Co Ballinasloe Area Community Development Ltd €15,000.00 Galway Rural Development Co Galway Telework Co-op Society Ltd. €4,620.00 Galway Rural Development Co Total €19,620.00 Inishowen Development Partnership Artlink CLG €2,890.00 Inishowen Development Partnership ICARE €15,000.00 Inishowen Development Partnership Total €17,890.00 IRD Duhallow Rathmore Social Action Group €4,000.00 IRD Duhallow Glen Theatre €8,471.00 IRD Duhallow Discover Duhollow Community Magazine €5,000.00 IRD Duhallow Total €17,471.00 Kilkenny Leader Partnership Thomastown Community Centre €15,000.00 Kilkenny Leader Partnership KBK Community Cooperative Shop Society Ltd €10,000.00 Kilkenny Leader Partnership Urlingford on the Move €5,028.00 Kilkenny Leader Partnership Total €30,028.00 Laois Community Enterprise Development LSTEP €10,842.00 Laois Community Enterprise Development Portlaoise Enterprise Centre €4,000.00 Laois Community Enterprise Development Total €14,842.00 Leitrim Integrated Development Co. Ballinamore Community Hall CLG T/A The Island Theatre €15,000.00 Leitrim Integrated Development Co. Aughavas Community Centre CLG €4,000.00 Leitrim Integrated Development Co. Total €19,000.00 Longford Community Resources Edgeworthstown District Development Association CLG (The Maria Edgeworth Centre)€15,000.00 Longford Community Resources Co. Longford Social Services CLG €10,000.00 Longford Community Resources Total €25,000.00 Louth Leader Partnership A.C.E.P. €6,500.00 Louth Leader Partnership Ardee & District Community Trust (Dee Hub) €14,000.00 Louth Leader Partnership Total €20,500.00 Mayo North East Leader Partnership Ballycastle Community Hall €15,000.00 Mayo North East Leader Partnership Mulranny Industrial Development Trust CLG €15,000.00 Mayo North East Leader Partnership Total €30,000.00 Meath Partnership CSG Sports Club CLG €15,000.00 Meath Partnership Total €15,000.00 Monaghan Integrated Development Ltd LINC Linking Irelands New Communities €11,788.00 Monaghan Integrated Development Ltd Down Syndrome Centre North East €1,673.00 Monaghan Integrated Development Ltd St. Michael's Regional community Development €9,250.00 Monaghan Integrated Development Ltd Total €22,711.00 NE West Kerry (NEWKD) TIRC €7,685.00 NE West Kerry (NEWKD) Siopa an Phobail €4,500.00 NE West Kerry (NEWKD) Ballyheigue Community Centre €10,904.00 NE West Kerry (NEWKD) Total €23,089.00 North Tipperary Development CO. Development Association (Newport) CLG €1,857.00 North Tipperary Development CO. The Source Arts Centre €4,000.00 North Tipperary Development CO. Cloughjordan Community Farm Grow Hub €13,500.00 North Tipperary Development CO. Total €19,357.00 Northside Partnership Ltd St. Annes City Farm €5,160.00 Northside Partnership Ltd NCU Training €8,553.00 Northside Partnership Ltd Near Media Co-op €5,000.00 Northside Partnership Ltd Total €18,713.00 Offaly Integrated Rhode Parish Enterprise Association €2,900.00 Offaly Integrated Pullough Community Shop €12,000.00 Offaly Integrated West Offaly Training €3,000.00 Offaly Integrated Total €17,900.00 Paul Partnership Limerick City Build €15,000.00 Paul Partnership Tait House €3,260.00 Paul Partnership Total €18,260.00 Roscommon Leader Partnership The Hub Community Café Company Ltd €6,120.00 Roscommon Leader Partnership Una Bhan Tourism Co-Operative Society €4,995.00 Roscommon Leader Partnership Kilbride Community Shop €2,915.00 Roscommon Leader Partnership Northwest Roscommon CDP €8,550.00 Roscommon Leader Partnership Total €22,580.00 South and East Cork (SECAD) Down Syndrome Cork - Field of Dreams €14,663.00 South and East Cork (SECAD) Total €14,663.00 South Dublin County Partnership Crossbar Bikes - Clondalkin Travellers Development Group €7,000.00 South Dublin County Partnership Kingswood Community & Leisure Centre €15,000.00 South Dublin County Partnership Whitechurch Community and Youth Centre €2,175.00 South Dublin County Partnership Quarryvale FRC €2,857.00 South Dublin County Partnership Total €27,032.00 South Kerry Development Comhlacht Forbartha An Ghleanna €15,000.00 South Kerry Development Cumann Tithiochta na Dromoda/Ionad Lae €7,023.00 South Kerry Development Total €22,023.00 South Tipperary Development Co Annacarty Community Shop & Tea rooms €12,000.00 South Tipperary Development Co Carrick On Suir Community Resource Centre CLG €2,559.00 South Tipperary Development Co Carrick On Suir Meals Assistance Services €4,988.00 South Tipperary Development Co Total €19,547.00 South West Mayo Development Robeen Rascals Community Childcare €4,500.00 South West Mayo Development Carrowbeg Enterprises, Western Care Association €15,000.00 South West Mayo Development Carrakennedy Community playschool €15,000.00 South West Mayo Development Westport Social Services €2,090.00 South West Mayo Development Mayo Academy of Performing Arts €15,000.00 South West Mayo Development Total €51,590.00 Southside Partnership DLR Accessible Community Transport Southside CLG €4,500.00 Southside Partnership DLR Festina Lente CLG €7,000.00 Southside Partnership DLR The Together Academy CLG €8,116.00 Southside Partnership DLR Total €19,616.00 Waterford Area Partnership Renew Enterprises €10,999.00 Waterford Area Partnership The Shona Project €2,500.00 Waterford Area Partnership Tory Services €4,969.00 Waterford Area Partnership Total €18,468.00 Waterford Local Partnership St Carthages Home €15,000.00 Waterford Local Partnership Dungarvan Enterprise Centre €6,692.00 Waterford Local Partnership Total €21,692.00 West Cork Development Partnership Sensational Kids €5,390.00 West Cork Development Partnership Bantry Chamber of Commerce - Grow Remote €9,000.00 West Cork Development Partnership Green Sod Ireland €6,000.00 West Cork Development Partnership Total €20,390.00 West Limerick Resources Tournafulla Community Shop (The Homestore) €14,886.00 West Limerick Resources Back2New €2,850.00 West Limerick Resources Total €17,736.00 Westmeath Community Development South Westmeath Employment Education and Training Services Lld.
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