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Stability Scheme – Tranche Three URN Organisation Name County Stability Scheme – Tranche Three URN Organisation Name County Allocation 421275O Teach Bhride Carlow €39,114 806848H Tullow Day Care Centre CLG Carlow €51,122 404903U Castlerahan Community Development Ltd Cavan €6,261 155119R Clare Suicide Bereavement Support Clare €5,751 192482W Slainte an Chlair Clare Cancer Support Clare €58,298 320025C Clarecare Limited Clare €74,194 017845C Kildysart Community Focus Limited Clare €5,218 025859J East Clare Community Co-op Society Clare €33,206 261620P Crusheen Community Centre CLG Clare €9,539 204672N Cork stroke support group Cork €6,030 252278G Inchydoney Inshore Lifeboat Association Cork €3,539 458793U Feed Cork Food Bank Cork €11,044 833584C national infertility support & information group Cork €2,965 197871M Irish Guide Dogs For The Blind Cork €200,000 360003Q The Social and Health Education Project clg Cork €134,853 585102A Tabor Lodge Addiction and Housing Services Limited Cork €200,000 842083E Cork Simon Community Cork €200,000 148565D Donoughmore Community Alert Cork €42,911 152678P Meitheal Mara Cork €39,531 287443P St Lukes Charity & Northridge House Centre Cork €192,733 343870U Community Radio Youghal Cork €23,336 381918N Glounthaune Community Association Cork €3,518 386832F Eyeries Community Development Ltd. Cork €2,572 482054Q Helpful Steps Ltd Cork €3,184 514387S Glen Resource & Sports Centre Cork €84,799 575540S The Down Syndrome Centre Cork CLG Cork €2,000 594893M St. Joseph's (Mayfield) Community Association Cork €12,490 602733C Carrigaline Lions Youth Centre Cork €15,865 643325Q Life FM Cork €11,510 667509M The Aghada District Community Council CLG Cork €6,798 818255T Dress for Success Cork CLG Cork €8,656 854066U Knocknamanagh Old Schoolhouse Tracton Cork €7,683 878916E Carrigaline Community Association CLG Cork €60,556 179442K Inisight Inishowen Donegal €2,000 242442K LIFELINE (Inishowen) Donegal €9,967 303540V Friends of Carndonagh Hospice Donegal €10,816 326914R Coiste Halla Naomh Bride Donegal €2,000 125749J Togra Fiontar & Cultur Uladh Donegal €19,063 175245L Dunkineely Community Company Limited by Guarantee Donegal €38,419 192020H Access Skills Ireland Donegal €3,144 326105H County Donegal Railway Restoration Society Donegal €4,416 554977R Foresters Community Hall Company Limited By Guarantee Donegal €8,507 599063T Comhlacht Forbartha an Tearmainn Donegal €18,097 604630C Bundoran Community Development CLG Donegal €12,619 658700B Colgan Community & Resource Centre Donegal €11,586 951567L Seirbhis Iar-Scoil na Rosann Donegal €4,120 448054W One in Four Dubin €68,466 124402M Society of St Vincent De Paul Ireland Dublin €200,000 363943K Friends of Breastfeeding Dublin €6,244 439573W Gravity Autism Support Dublin €4,909 486259I Balbriggan Cancer Support Group Dublin €21,174 506264G Vasculitis Ireland Awareness Dublin €2,714 960766S CanTeen Ireland Dublin €17,460 102546O Marie Keating Foundation Dublin €200,000 216852I Parkinson's Association Of Ireland Dublin €159,845 229765L The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association Dublin €200,000 364455C DEBRA Ireland Dublin €200,000 532206N ARC Cancer Support Centres Dublin €164,450 561518W Age Action Ireland Ltd Dublin €200,000 622254C Suicide or Survive Limited Dublin €114,865 623756I Rutland Centre Dublin €200,000 625864V Aware Dublin €200,000 630957J The Dublin Well Woman Centre Dublin €163,132 651050W Coeliac Society of Ireland CLG Dublin €68,024 674020R Spinal Injuries Ireland Dublin €141,808 725272D Trustus we care Ltd. Dublin €85,977 735346M Irish Family Planning Association Limited Dublin €182,288 750000J The HeartBeat Trust Dublin €91,411 766602E St. Francis Hospice Dublin Dublin €200,000 862803B Diabetes Ireland Dublin €184,204 878636V Kilnamanagh Family Recreation Centre CLG Dublin €200,000 897365A National Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Ireland Dublin €200,000 917177E Irish Heart Foundation Dublin €200,000 958820J Irish Cancer Society Dublin €200,000 972325E The Irish Hospice Foundation Dublin €200,000 984521U The Little Flower Penny Dinners Dublin €53,642 993680S National Association for the Deaf Dublin €200,000 094629G Ballyfermot Community Civic Centre Social Economy Limited Dublin €80,385 119390E Mulhuddart Community Centre CLG Dublin €36,652 141024D Dublin South FM Dublin €2,640 249860R Irish Haemochromatosis Society Dublin €10,687 265999R Corduff Community Resource Centre CLG Dublin €18,867 320592O 103.2 Dublin City FM Dublin €39,830 338683R Donabate Portrane Community Centre CLG Dublin €81,524 376147H Huntstown Family Resource Centre CLG Dublin €45,667 426720L Lusk Community Council CLG Dublin €18,740 464170Q Irish ME Trust Dublin €21,181 471587R Ongar Community Centre CLG Dublin €29,086 526442Q Coolock Development Council Dublin €44,534 601355O Tyrrelstown Community Centre clg Dublin €21,537 667848L Partas Company Limited By Guarantee Dublin €165,826 738974K The Wheel Dublin €188,277 757899G Quarryvale Community and Leisure Centre Limited Dublin €34,640 761885R Jung Institute for Free Analysis for Children and Adolescents Dublin €2,863 861784S Blakestown Community Resource Centre CLG Dublin €27,982 875519C The Soar Foundation Dublin €119,218 891427M Thriftify Dublin €66,706 897510G Irish Lung Fibrosis Association Dublin €47,031 986857R St Johns Ambulance Ireland CLG Dublin €200,000 362528Q Ionad Pobail Chill Chiarain Cuideachta Faoi Theorainn Galway €4,569 533572U Athenry Community First Responder Group Galway €2,000 306008U Leukaemia Trust/Cancer Care West CLG Galway €200,000 321529M Galway Simon Community Galway €200,000 991600H Galway Hospice Galway €200,000 192274P EGM Cancer Support Galway €53,459 487163A Westside Resource Centre Limited Galway €20,414 496591W Connemara Community Radio Limited Galway €22,081 534349W Williamstown Development Company Limited By Guarantee Galway €3,823 534782N Athenry Community Council Trust CLG Galway €17,118 706060E Inishbofin Community Services Programme Co. Limited Galway €7,665 879574H Area Renewal Company Clifden CLG Galway €17,358 239840F Ballybunion Youth Cafe Kerry €2,409 521705U Banna Rescue Kerry €6,936 695283U Meals on Wheels Tralee Kerry €3,498 634905K Youth Suicide Prevention Ireland Kerry €7,226 000233W Comharchumann Forbartha an Leith Triuigh Teoranta Kerry €34,270 606021K Camp Community Council Ltd Kerry €9,756 781668V Causeway Community Action Group Kerry €2,195 878372N Rahoonane Community Centre Limited Kerry €3,003 889229T Lauragh Community Centre Kerry €2,000 788121K Kildare Carers Association Carbury Branch Kildare €260 354442K Cuan Mhuire Teoranta Kildare €200,000 572701B Barretstown Kildare €200,000 477171Q Community Radio Kilkenny City Kilkenny €26,677 012763V Abbeyleix Heritage Company Limited Laois €7,290 222539N P.A.T.H. Portlaoise Action To Homelessness CLG Laois €11,510 094683M The Organic Centre Limited Leitrim €48,359 174718A Fenagh Development Company Company Limited By Guarantee Leitrim €9,506 268439R Mohill Community Development Association Limited Leitrim €9,617 710778E Tullaghan Development Association Leitrim €4,069 286498M Ballybrown Clarina Community Council Limerick €6,353 518377M Mid West Deaf Association Limerick €2,000 710961S Pallasgreen Templebraden Community Council Limerick €9,201 258819V St Gabriel's School and Centre Ltd Limerick €200,000 165472Q Samaritans of Limerick & Tipperary Limerick €37,539 378454D West Limerick Community Radio Limerick €18,853 592156O Caherconlish Community Centre Council Limited Limerick €60,939 652097H Abbeyfeale Community Council Limerick €13,227 857534T Broadford community enterprise centre CLG Limerick €17,311 924445R Knocklong Development Association CLG Limerick €6,306 981781I Narrative 4 CLG Limerick €22,607 093156H The Employment Development and Information Centre CLG Longford €80,920 182237D The Temperance Hall Longford €8,231 676988F County Longford Hospice Homecare CLG Longford €24,742 321436F Drogheda River Rescue and Recovery Services Louth €4,607 840398T Family Addiction Support Network Louth €3,226 399289I Dundalk Simon Community Louth €116,864 512633U Gary Kelly Cancer Support Centre Louth €87,932 249562J Cooley CSP Louth €12,741 559561L Stephenstown Pond Trust Limited Louth €22,519 741832H Dundalk Media Centre Louth €21,308 054889I Ballina Community Centre Mayo €13,520 430765J Westport Social Services (Westport Meals on Wheels) Mayo €17,594 523265F St Colman's Care Centre Limited Mayo €58,675 227912L The Fr Patrick Peyton CSC Memorial Co Ltd Mayo €22,243 257585R Community Radio Castlebar Mayo €27,689 343885K Mayo Abbey Parish Community Development CLG Mayo €74,377 477955E Ballyhaunis Community Council CLG Mayo €2,000 620664L Ballycastle Community Hall Mayo €2,390 757023K Claremorris Community Radio Mayo €5,869 929286C Clare Island Community Centre CLG Mayo €28,069 960677T Kilmurry Sport and Social Centre CLG Mayo €2,780 181624F Dunshaughlin Community Centre Limited Meath €19,667 618309C The Crann Support Group Limited Meath €20,053 702852R Enfield Development Group Meath €3,381 400998O Tullycorbet Community Development Association Monaghan €4,571 028316J Aghabog Development Association Limited Monaghan €8,752 109470T Doohamlet Community Centre Monaghan €3,497 233885U Clones Development Society Limited Monaghan €43,964 262009I Corduff Raferagh Community Association CLG Monaghan €36,344 596311U Castleblayney Care Housing Association Monaghan €14,215 815549V Phoenix Centre Carrickmacross CLG Monaghan €21,739 942820T St Michaels Regional Community Development CLG Monaghan €5,703 973944O Bawn Area Community group LBG Monaghan €8,874 237281I Offaly West Enterprise
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