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Firies Ballymacelligott Castleisland Castlegregory Castleisland Name of TOWN /VILLAGE AMOUNT GROUP / ORGANISATION AREA AWARDED Ballyhar Dynamos FC Firies €1,000 Ballymacelligott GAA Club Ballymacelligott €1,000 Cahereen Heights Management Company Ltd. Castleisland €1,500 Castlegregory Community Council Castlegregory €1,000 Castleisland Community First Responder Group Castleisland €500 Castleisland Day Care Centre Castleisland €609 Castleisland Pitch & Putt & Tennis Club Castleisland €1,000 Castleisland Town Park Castleisland €1,000 Castlemaine Community Services Group CLG. Castlemaine €1,000 Castlemaine Events Committee Castlemaine €1,200 Castlemaine Family Resource Centre, T/A Maine Valley FRC Castlemaine €500 Castlemaine United Football Club Castlemaine €1,000 Cloghane Brandon Tidy Towns Cloghane/Brandon €1,000 Comharchumann Forbartha an Leith Triúigh Cloghane/Brandon €1,000 Comharchumann Forbartha An Leith Triúigh Teo (CFLT) Cloghane/Brandon €1,500 Cordal Community Resource Centre & Sports Hall Cordal €2,500 Keel Community Council CLG Keel €1,500 Knocknagoshel Community Centre Knocknagoshel €1,000 Knocknagoshel Over 55's Social Club & Women's Group CLG Knocknagoshel €1,500 Knocknagoshel Sports & Recreational Association CLG Knocknagoshel €1,000 Lyreacrompane Community Development Lyreacrompane €2,500 Lyreacrompane Heritage Group Lyreacrompane €1,200 Ballydribbeen Residents Committee Killarney €800 Ballyspillane Community & Family Resource Centre CLG Killarney €1,500 Ballyspillane Resident's Association Killarney €1,000 Barraduff Community Field Organisation Barraduff €1,000 Cheshire Kerry Killarney €500 Euro Bridge Club Killarney €500 KASI, CLG. - Killarney Immigrant Support Centre Killarney €750 Kilcummin Looking Good Kilcummin €1,200 Killarney Celtic Football Club Killarney €1,000 Killarney Men's Shed Killarney €1,500 Killarney Water Rescue Killarney €1,200 Muckross Community Association Killarney €2,000 Muckross Community Association Killarney €500 Social Action Group Rathmore CLG Rathmore €2,000 The Horizon Group, Kerry Parents and Friends Association Killarney €750 Asdee 'Club 55' Active Retired Group Asdee €1,000 Asdee Community Development Association Asdee €1,500 Ballybunion Community Forum CLG Ballybunion €1,500 Ballyheigue Community Together (Tidy Towns) Ballyheigue €1,500 Ballyheigue GAA For All Ballyheigue €1,000 Ballyheigue Social Economy Enterprises CLG Ballyheigue €1,000 Ballylongford Playground Development Committee Ballylongford €1,500 Ballylongford Tidy Towns Ballylongford €1,300 Causeway & District Recource, Daycare, Recreational & Social Development Company Causeway €1,500 Duagh Sports & Leisure Complex Ltd Duagh €1,500 Ferry Rangers AFC Tarbert €1,000 Ferry Rangers AFC Tarbert €500 Kerry Writers' Museum Listowel €800 Knockanure Community Development Association, (Knockanure Community Centre) Moyvane €1,000 Listowel Business and Community Alliance Listowel €4,000 Listowel Celtic AFC Listowel €500 Listowel Community Centre CLG Listowel €1,500 Listowel Emmets CLG Listowel €1,000 Listowel Tidy Towns Group Listowel €1,500 Lixnaw Field Development and Community Amenity Group Lixnaw €1,000 Lixnaw Development Association Lixnaw €500 Moyvane Development Association Moyvane €1,000 NEWKD North Kerry Home Maintenance Service Listowel €1,500 Rathea Irremore Community Group Kilflynn €1,500 Shannow Family Recource Centre Abbeydorney €800 St John's Theatre & Arts Centre Listowel €1,000 Tarbert Community Care CLG Tarbert €1,500 The Diarmuid O Catháin Cultural Centre Lixnaw €500 Ardfert Community Council Ardfert €1,000 Castleview Residents Association Fenit €500 Fenit Fishermens Memorial Committee Fenit €500 Fenit Townhall Fenit €1,000 Fenits Changing Tides Fenit €1,500 FoodShare Kerry Tralee €1,000 Kerry Diocesan Youth Service (KDYS) Tralee €500 Kerry Women's Resource Centre C.L.G trading as Phoenix Women's Centre Tralee €2,000 Kielduff Community Co-Operative Society, trading as Kielduff Community Centre Tralee €1,500 Killarden House Tralee €1,200 Na Gaeil CLG Tralee €500 Rahoonane Community Centre Tralee €1,500 Rathass Graveyard Committee Tralee €1,000 Rehab Group Community Support Care Tralee €1,000 Rehab Group Community Support Care Tralee €2,500 Save the Green Committee Tralee €1,000 Shanakill Family Resource Centre Tralee €1,000 Spa/Fenit Community Council Spa/Fenit €600 St Brendans Park FC Tralee €750 St. Brendan's Athletic Club Ardfert €300 The Kingdom Wheelblasters Tralee €750 Tralee Bay Swimming Club Tralee €500 Tralee Community Garden Project Tralee €1,000 Tralee Friends of ABLE/Tralee Tidy Towns Tralee €2,000 Tralee Parnells Hurling & Camogie Club Tralee €1,000 Tralee Pitch and Putt Club Tralee €1,000 Tralee Tidy Towns Tralee €2,000 Tralee Town Park Volunteers Tralee €3,000 Ballinskelligs Inshore Rescue Balinskelligs €1,500 Beaufort Community Care Group Beaufort €1,000 Beaufort Community Council Beaufort €1,500 Bonane Community Council Bonane €1,000 Caherdaniel Parish Hall Committee Caherdaniel €1,500 Coiste Pobail Cathair Dónall CLG Caherdaniel €500 Comhchoiste Ghaeltachtaí Chiarraí Theas CFTR Caherciveen €1,000 Comhlacht Forbartha an Ghleanna Balinskelligs €1,000 Cromane Community Council Cromane €1,500 Forbairt na Dromoda Teo Máistir Gaoithe €1,500 Glenbeigh Community Tidy Towns Group Glenbeigh €2,000 Glencar Community Care Glencar €1,000 IRD Waterville CLG- Community First Responders Group Waterville €500 Kenmare Community Care CLG Kenmare €1,500 Kilgarvan Community Council Kilgarvan €1,000 Kilgarvan Community Development Ltd by Guarantee Kilgarvan €2,000 Kilgarvan GAA Club Kilgarvan €1,000 Killorglin Chamber Alliance Killorglin €900 Lauragh Community Council (incorporating Lauragh Tidy Towns) Lauragh €1,000 Marian Place & St Joseph's Terrace Residents Association Caherciveen €2,000 Portmagee Development Group CLG/Social Service Group Portmagee €500 Sneem Tidy Towns Sneem €1,300 South Kerry Development Partnership CLG Caherciveen €500 South West Kerry Family Resource Centre Caherciveen €500 Templenoe GAA Club Templenoe €1,000 Waterville Community Centre Waterville €2,000 Irish Wheelchair Association Kerry €2,000 South Kerry Development Partnership CLG Kerry €1,000.
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