Breakdown of Dormant Accounts Funding:

Community Sports and Physical Activity Hubs

Dormant Accounts Funding will be allocated to establish and develop five new CSPAHs, with additional funding allocated to 26 existing hubs.

The objective of the CSPAHs is to bring local people together and provide a home for local clubs and sports organisations.

The Hubs provide information, support and advice on a wide range of sports and physical activities to make it easier for people in disadvantaged areas to get involved in and engage in a more active and healthier lifestyle.

Applications to establish and develop CSPAHs were sought from Local Sports Partnerships in a competitive bid process under three theme areas: Community Setting, Schools Based Setting and an Outdoor Setting.

Local Sports Partnership Funding New CSPAH Location Cavan LSP 43,000 Belturbet Fingal LSP 60,600 Tyrrelstown/Mulhuddart Leitrim LSP 60,600 Manorhamiliton Meath LSP 56,600 Johnstown in Navan Waterford LSP 60,600 Lismore, Villierstown, Cappoquin

Local Sports Partnership Funding Round 2 CSPAH Location Cavan LSP 30,500 Kilnaleck Cork LSP 40,000 Northside Cork City Donegal LSP 40,000 Stranorlar, Killybegs, Ballyshannon Dun Laoghaire Rathdown LSP 40,000 Ballyogan Fingal LSP 40,000 Balbriggan Galway LSP 40,000 Ballybane/Doughiska Kerry LSP 40,000 Cahersiveen Kildare LSP 40,000 Athy Longford LSP 40,000 Edgeworthstown Mayo LSP 40,000 Balinrobe Meath LSP 40,000 Windtown/Blackcastle in Navan Sligo LSP 40,000 Bunninadden South Dublin LSP 28,000 Brookfield in West Tallaght

Local Sports Partnership Funding Round 3 CSPAH Location LSP 30,000 Kilkenny City/ Ferrybank Louth LSP 30,000 Muirhevnamor Laois LSP 30,000 Stradbally, Vicarstown, Timahoe Offaly LSP 30,000 Crinkle South Dublin LSP 30,000 Colinstown North Clondalkin

Local Sports Partnership Funding Round 4 CSPAH Location Clare LSP 20,000 Clarisford Cork LSP 20,000 West Cork Islands Donegal LSP 20,000 Maghery LSP 20,000 Croom Mayo LSP 20,000 Ballyhaunis Sligo LSP 20,000 Sligo East City- Cranmore Tipperary LSP 20,000 Clonmel Waterford LSP 20,000 Carrickphierish

Youth Leadership This project involves the development and delivery of specialised Sports Leadership training for young people providing a stepping stone for learners into employment and also into further education or training. This programme will develop generic leadership skills that can be applied to a variety of sports and/or recreational situations as well as contributing to the personal development of the learner.

It will also assist to develop trained volunteers who can assist with the delivery of sport and recreation initiatives within their community. The initiative will provide training for young people, keeping them engaged, increasing their responsibility and developing their confidence and self-esteem and will provide an opportunity for lifelong volunteering. The programme has the potential to impact on both early school dropout in disadvantaged areas and dropout rates from sport within the targeted age group.

Local Sports Partnership Funding Cavan LSP 1,840 Clare LSP 17,000 Cork LSP 10,500 Dublin City LSP 12,500 Dun Laoghaire Rathdown LSP 10,000 Fingal LSP 10,000 Kilkenny LSP 17,500 Laois LSP 10,000 Leitrim LSP 10,000 Limerick LSP 6,200 Longford LSP 15,800 Louth LSP 12,500 Mayo LSP 8,600 Meath LSP 22,500 Monaghan LSP 3,600 Offaly LSP 20,000 Roscommon LSP 5,000 South Dublin LSP 19,000 Tipperary LSP 10,000 Waterford LSP 6,200 Wexford LSP 15,000 Wicklow LSP 6,000

Volunteer Training & Support Programme The volunteer supports initiative aims to successfully identify and assist targeted individuals who are volunteering in disadvantaged communities or with people with disabilities to gain community sport and physical activity leadership skills e.g. as coaches, leaders, referees, committee members etc. This fund will also be used to support Community Coaching programmes or to support standalone training opportunities to support targeted volunteers. This funding stream is only open to individuals operating in a volunteer capacity within disadvantaged communities or with people with disabilities. This project will contribute to the development of confidence amongst participants, and eventually in the community through the subsequent volunteer sport development work carried out by participants. Local Sports Partnership Funding Carlow LSP 11,725 Cavan LSP 14,755 Cork LSP 15,000 Donegal LSP 15,000 Dublin City LSP 15,000 Fingal LSP 9,000 Kerry LSP 15,000 Kildare LSP 15,000 Kilkenny LSP 15,000 Laois LSP 15,000 Limerick LSP 15,000 Louth LSP 15,000 Mayo LSP 15,000 Meath LSP 15,000 Offaly LSP 15,000 Roscommon LSP 15,000 Sligo LSP 15,000 Tipperary LSP 15,000 Waterford LSP 9,520 Wexford LSP 15,000 Wicklow LSP 15,000

ASPIRE Graduate Programme Phase 2 will fund a number of NGBs to directly employ a graduate on the scheme for a fixed term basis (11 months), following on from a qualifying criteria based application process. In addition, Sport Ireland would support the graduate scheme employees with mentoring, executive coaching and skills development training for the duration of the scheme, ensuring appropriate standards and quality of experience was provided for each employee and host NGB. It is anticipated that upon completion of the programme, each participant will have gained experience and skills development to ensure their likelihood of securing long term professional employment in the Irish sports sector is greatly increased.

Organisations participating in the ASPIRE Graduate Programme include: ; Irish wheelchair Association; ; Limerick LSP; ; Meath LSP; ; Volleyball Ireland; and Triathlon Ireland.

Project Funding ASPIRE Graduate Programme Phase 2 250,000

Sports Inclusion Disability Programme Capital Supports

The Sports Inclusion Disability Programme Capital Supports initiative will provide capital support to the implementation of the national SIDP. The fund aims to reduce the barriers to sports participation for people with a disability through the provision of equipment and minor infrastructure. The fund can be used to purchase a range of disability sports equipment and enabling infrastructure including hoists, hand rails, fittings, mats, wheel chairs etc. Applicants were tasked to identify equipment or infrastructure works which will increase participation in sport or physical activity for people with a disability in their county.

Local Sports Partnership Funding Carlow LSP 10,000 Cavan LSP 10,000 Clare LSP 10,000 Cork LSP 10,000 Dublin City LSP 10,000 Dun Laoghaire Rathdown LSP 10,000 Kerry LSP 10,000 Kildare LSP 10,000 Kilkenny LSP 10,000 Laois LSP 10,000 Leitrim LSP 10,000 Mayo LSP 10,000 Meath LSP 10,000 Monaghan LSP 10,000 Offaly LSP 10,000 Sligo LSP 10,000 South Dublin LSP 3,500 Tipperary LSP 10,000 Waterford LSP 10,000 CARA 16,500

Sports Disability Training Framework Extend existing and developing programmes for physical activity for people with disabilities and their families to enhance and deliver a comprehensive health and wellbeing programme. In 2018, the focus of the funding proposal is to make an impact across the areas of development to enhance active and healthy lifestyles for people with disabilities. Project Funding CARA 170,000

Outdoor Recreation Accessible Infrastructure Training

Under the 2016 Dormant Accounts programme a new guideline was produced by the Irish Wheelchair Association titled Great Outdoors A Guide for Accessibility. This new guideline provides for the first time in Ireland guidance on what is required to make outdoor recreation areas more accessible to people with disabilities. A second phase to this project is now proposed, which aims to increase awareness and promote this new guideline through promotional activities, workshops and training events. The target audience for this work would include staff involved in the provision and development of outdoor recreation amenities in Ireland

Project Funding CARA 25,000

Urban Outdoor Adventure Hubs Phase 2 The objective of the Urban Outdoor Adventure Initiatives was to create new opportunities for people living in disadvantaged communities to participate in outdoor adventure sports in urban settings. The programme also seeks to create new opportunities for at-risk youth in disadvantaged communities and people with a disability.

Local Sports Partnership Funding Carlow LSP 41,770 Donegal LSP 30,000 Dublin City LSP 41,770 Fingal LSP 8,000 Kilkenny LSP 41,770 Laois LSP 41,770 Leitrim LSP 25,000 Longford LSP 20,060 Mayo LSP 41,770 Offaly LSP 41,715 Sligo LSP 41,770 Tipperary LSP 41,770 Waterford LSP 24,835

Dublin North East Inner City

This project focuses on the provision of a range of training programmes and supporting participation initiatives in conjunction with National Governing Bodies, sports clubs and local organisations that want to work together to improve the sport offered to young people in Dublin North East Inner City RAPID area. This project will be delivered through Dublin City Sport and Wellbeing Partnership, based within Dublin City Council.

Project Funding Dublin City LSP 30,000

Active Places, Better Spaces

Following on from the initial pilot in 2017, this funding will continue to develop innovative participation programme interventions in Garryowen, Co. Limerick. Key aspects of the initiative to date have focused around 'come & try' and 'open day' sessions which has created an awareness around the existence of the initiative and has started building relationships between the staff from Limerick LSP, Limerick Youth Service and the general community.

Project Funding Limerick LSP 35,000

Get Ireland Running wishes to expand a number of Get Ireland Running Programmes targeting areas of disadvantage while also piloting some new initiatives around integration and inclusion.

The programmes are directly linked to Athletics Ireland current strategy (2017-2020) which aims at ‘continuing to grow our membership through our existing club base, enhanced coaching and through new clubs and recruitment from schools, with specific focus on disadvantaged areas’.

National Governing Body Funding Athletics Ireland 100,000

Get Ireland Cycling

Cycling Ireland, working in collaboration with their clubs, partners and communities will co- ordinate and deliver opportunities, across a suite of programme offerings, to people in socially, economically and educationally disadvantaged areas.

National Governing Body Funding 100,000

Get Ireland Swimming

Swim Ireland will continue roll out projects under the overall ‘Get Ireland Swimming’ banner in support of the National Physical Activity Plan and the Swim Ireland mission which is ‘to encourage participation, develop excellence and regulate the sport”.

National Governing Body Funding Swim Ireland 100,000

Get Ireland Walking

Sport Ireland developed the Get Ireland Walking initiative, in collaboration with a number of national partner organisations in 2013 and coordinates the programme with Mountaineering Ireland with financial support from the Department of Health. The programme seeks to grow the culture of walking in Ireland and support the establishment of community walking groups throughout the country.

Project Funding Get Ireland Walking 90,000

NGB Sports Inclusion Fund Funding was made available to National Governing Bodies of Sport to support the National Physical Activity Plan under:

Action 47 ‘Continue to support the work of the National Governing Bodies of sport in implementing programmes to promote physical activity’,

Action 48 ‘Develop programmes to address transitions and drop out from physical activity and sport’

Action 49 ‘Extend existing and developing programmes for physical activity for people with disabilities and their families to enhance and deliver a comprehensive health and wellbeing programme’.

National Governing Body Funding Irish Sailing 45,000 Rowing Ireland 45,000 Special Olympics 45,000 Tennis Ireland 45,000 Triathlon Ireland 45,000 45,000 IWA - Sport 45,000 Badminton Ireland 35,000 35,000 Mountaineering Ireland 35,000 Orienteering Ireland 30,000 Vision Sports Ireland 30,000 Gymnastics Ireland 30,000 Volleyball Ireland 30,000 Table Tennis Ireland 25,000 Ireland 25,000 20,000 Irish Athletic Boxing Association 20,000 Irish Tug of War Association 20,000 Football Association of Ireland 20,000 Irish Surfing Association 18,000 Speleological Union of Ireland 10,000 Angling Council Of Ireland 10,000

Physical Literacy & Fundamental Movement Skills interventions

The funding will support the implementation of participation programmes with a focus on disadvantaged communities through Physical Literacy & Fundamental Movement Skills interventions. The first phase of the development of this innovative Physical Literacy project, which once the Consensus Statement is produced, will be the first of its kind in Europe.

Physical literacy has been defined in the newly launched National Sports Policy 2018-2027 as “the motivation, confidence, physical competence, knowledge and understanding to value and take responsibility for maintaining purposeful physical pursuits/activities throughout the life course”. It embraces the notion of participation in sport and physical activity over the life course encompassing pre-school children, school-going children and adults of all ages.

Project Funding Physical Literacy & Fundamental 75,000 Movement Skills interventions

Evidence Based Communications Campaign

Development and roll-out of an annual evidence based national physical activity promotion campaign, which will feature case studies and collaboration to encourage take-up of sport and physical activity opportunities within local areas.

Project Funding Evidence Based Communications 375,000 Campaign

Coaching Young People

The aim of this project is to develop training for coaches/leaders with an emphasis on keeping young people engaged in sport and physical activity.

Project Funding Coaching Young People 35,000

Coaching People with Disabilities

This project would develop an approach/materials to coaching people with disabilities in line with the newly launched Sport Ireland Policy.

Project Funding Coaching People with Disabilities 50,000

Coaching Development Programme for Ireland

Review of all the Coach Development Programme for Ireland coach education levels to ensure that the learning outcomes are inclusive of approaches to coaching socially and economically disadvantaged areas; and to include people with disabilities.

Project Funding Coaching Development Programme for Ireland 25,000