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Member Organisations – last updated 8th May 2017 Pillar (Community, Environment or Social Organisation Inclusion) Municipal District Limerick 2nd 6th Limerick Scout Group St Marys Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Limerick 32nd Limerick St Pauls Scout Group Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Limerick A.C.M. Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Abbeyfeale Anglers' Association Community and Voluntary Newcastle West Abbeyfeale Festivals Limited/Gather by the Feale Community and Voluntary Newcastle West Abbeyfeale Parish Community Garden Environmental Newcastle West Limerick ADAPT Domestic Abuse Services Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Adare Business Association Community and Voluntary Adare-Rathkeale Adare Community Council Community and Voluntary Adare-Rathkeale Limerick An Taisce Limerick Environment Metropolitan Cappamore- Anglesboro Drama Group Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Anglesboro Tidy Towns Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Ardagh Voluntary Housing CLG Community and Voluntary Newcastle West Cappamore- Ardpatrick Community Council Community and Voluntary Kilmallock ASKEATON HERITAGE & TIDY TOWNS COMMITTEE Community and Voluntary Adare-Rathkeale ASKEATON-BALLYSTEEN COMMUNITY COUNCIL Community and Voluntary Adare-Rathkeale Limerick Ballinacurra Weston/Prospect Residents Forum Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Cappamore- Ballybricken Bohermore GAA Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Ballyhahill Development Association Community and Voluntary Adare-Rathkeale Cappamore- Ballyhoura Failte DAC Environment Kilmallock Cappamore- Ballyhoura Heritage and Environment CLG Environment Kilmallock Ballysteen Tidy Village Association Community and Voluntary Adare-Rathkeale Limerick Barnardos Limerick North Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Cappamore- BGM Community Council CLG Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Limerick BirdWatch Ireland, Limerick Branch Environmental Metropolitan Cappamore- Boher Community Development Association Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Bruff Community Cafe Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Bruff Community Pre-School Ltd Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Bruff Grange Meanus District Community Alert Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Bruff Man's Shed Social Inclusion Kilmallock Cappamore- Bruff Tidy Towns Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Bruree Rockhill Development Association Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Caherconlish / Caherline Community Council CLG Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Caherconlish Old Graveyard Committee Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Cappamore Historical Society Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Cappamore Tidy Towns Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Cappamore Twinning Group Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Carrigkerry Development Group Community and Voluntary Newcastle West Limerick Castleconnell Project Limited Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Limerick Castleconnell Tidy Towns Committee Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Castlemahon ICA Community and Voluntary Newcastle West Limerick Central Buildings Community Project Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Limerick Circle of Friends Moyross Women's Group Social Inclusion Metropolitan Comhaltas, Teampall an Ghleanntain Community and Voluntary Newcastle West Crecora Road Residents Association Community and Voluntary Adare-Rathkeale CROOM & BALLINGARRY FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE Social Inclusion Adare-Rathkeale Croom Community Development Association CLG Community and Voluntary Adare-Rathkeale Croom Community Enterprise Centre DAC Community and Voluntary Adare-Rathkeale Croom Tidy Towns Community and Voluntary Adare-Rathkeale Cappamore- DeValera Museum and Bruree Heritage Centre Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Limerick Dóchas (Hope for People with Autism) Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Cappamore- Doon Gun Club incorporating Bilboa Fly Tying Club Social Inclusion Kilmallock Limerick Doras Luimní Social Inclusion Metropolitan Cappamore- Dun Bleisce Historical and Literary Society Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Effin GAA Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Limerick EMPLOYABILITY LIMERICK Social Inclusion Metropolitan Limerick Extern Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Feale Biodiversity Environmental Newcastle West Fedamore Community Council Community and Voluntary Adare-Rathkeale Fedamore Youth Club Community and Voluntary Adare-Rathkeale Cappamore- Field Name Heritage Project Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Limerick Foroige Limerick Social Inclusion Metropolitan Cappamore- Friars' Gate Theatre Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Limerick Friends of the Elderly Social Inclusion Metropolitan Cappamore- GALBALLY COMMUNITY COUNCIL Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Galbally Text Alert Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Limerick Garryowen Community Development Project Community and Voluntary Metropolitan cappamore- Glenroe / Ballyorgan Active Group Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Glenroe / Ballyorgan Community Council Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Glenroe / Ballyorgan Parish Pastoral Council Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Glenroe Hall Committee Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Glin Going Strong Club Social Inclusion Newcastle West Glin Homes for the Elderly Social Inclusion Newcastle West Limerick GOSHH Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Cappamore- Granagh Development Association Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Great Southern Trail Community and Voluntary Newcastle West Limerick GROW Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Limerick Headway Social Inclusion Metropolitan Cappamore- Hillside Players Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Hospital Family Resource Centre Social Inclusion Kilmallock Cappamore- Hospital Herbertstown GAA Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Limerick Irish Wheelchair Association Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Limerick ISPCC Community and Voluntary Metropolitan limerick JRS Ireland Social Inclusion Metropolitan Kantoher Development Group Ltd Community and Voluntary Newcastle West Cappamore- KGE Voluntary Housing Community and Voluntary Kilmallock cappamore- Kilbehenny Community Centre, CLG Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Kilbehenny Tidy Towns Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Kilcornan Community Council Community and Voluntary Adare-Rathkeale Kildimo Community Council Community and Voluntary Adare-Rathkeale Cappamore- Kilfinane Community Council Community and Voluntary Kilmallock cappamore- Kilfinane Community Projects Limited by Guarantee Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Kilfinane Playschool Ltd Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Kilmallock Women's Group Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Kilmeedy Development Group Ltd Community and Voluntary Newcastle West Cappamore- Kilteely Dromkeen Cloverfield Community Council Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Limerick King's island Over 55s Group Social Inclusion Metropolitan Cappamore- Knockainey Sportsfield Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Knocklong Development Association Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Knocklong Glenbrohane Elton Vol Housing Association Community and Voluntary Kilmallock cappamore- Knocklong History Heritage and Tourism Group Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Cappamore- Knocklong Parent & Toddler Group Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Limerick Lava Javas Youth Café - Limerick Youth Service Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Limerick Le Cheile Mentoring and Youth Support Service Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Cappamore- Limerick Animal Welfare Limited Community and Voluntary Kilmallock Limerick Limerick Chapter of the Irish Georgian Society Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Limerick Limerick City Community Development Project Social Inclusion Metropolitan Limerick Limerick City Community Radio Limited Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Limerick Limerick Community Education Network (LCEN Social Inclusion Metropolitan Limerick Limerick Dragons Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Limerick Limerick Grow It Yourself Environmental Metropolitan Limerick Limerick Homeless Alliance Community and Voluntary Metropolitan Limerick Limerick Kayak and 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