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This Year's Award Winners THIS YEAR’S AWARD WINNERS A-Z OF WINNERS AMOUNT AWARDED A-Z OF WINNERS AMOUNT AWARDED 130th Priorswood Scout Group €2,000 Inchicore Variety Group €1,000 1st Dublin Fairview Scout Group €1,000 Irish Deaf Society €2,000 76th / 122nd Finglas West Scout €1,000 Irish Heart Foundation €2,000 Acquired Brain Injury Ireland €5,000 Jesuit Refugee Service €2,000 All Together in Dignity Ireland €2,000 Killester Wheelchair Basketball Club €2,000 An Síol €1,000 Killinarden Community Council Youth Project €1,000 Ard Sunflower Crèche €1,000 Kingswood Community and Aspen Counselling Services Lucan €1,000 Leisure Centre Ltd. €1,000 Ayrfield United FC €1,000 Liffey Gaels GAA Club €1,000 Baldoyle Racecourse Community Garden €2,000 Lucan United FC €1,000 Ballyfermot Chapelizod Access Group €1,000 McKelvey Celtic FC €1,000 Ballymore Eustace Concert Band €1,000 Meakstown Community Council €2,000 Biblary Ltd €1,000 Mother Tongues €1,000 Boccia Ireland €2,000 Muscular Dystrophy Ireland €1,000 Brookfield Celtic FC €1,000 Nazareth House €1,000 Cabinteely FC €1,000 One in Four €2,000 Camphill Communities Dunshane €1,000 Order of Malta Ireland - Palmerstown Unit €1,000 Celbridge Youth Café €1,000 Our Lady of Victories BNS €1,000 Children at Risk Ireland €5,000 Our Lady’s Hospice & Care Services €1,000 Children in Hospital Ireland €5,000 Parentline €1,000 Cooking for Freedom €5,000 Rialto Development Association €1,000 Crosscare Ronanstown Youth Service €1,000 Ross Art Group €1,000 CRY - Cardiac Risk in the Young €1,000 Running Blind - Accessible Dance Cuidiú (Dublin North East Branch) €2,000 Workshops for People with Vision Loss €1,000 Donabate Portrane Community Centre CLG €1,000 Rush Athletic Football Club €1,000 Dublin Lions Basketball Club €1,000 Rutland Centre €2,000 Dublin Simon Community €1,000 Seville Place Girl Guides €1,000 Dublin Steiner School €2,000 SharingPoint €2,000 Dublin Youth Theatre €1,000 Smashing Barriers : Drama Collective €1,000 Dun Olaf Guide Unit, Irish Girl Guides €1,000 Sophia Housing €1,000 Dyslexia Association of Ireland €1,000 St. Anne’s GAA Club €1,000 Erin Go Bragh GAA €1,000 St. John’s Ambulance Ballyfermot Division €1,000 Fingal Rowing Club €1,000 St. Teresa’s Gardens Regeneration Board €1,000 Fingal Taekwon - Do €1,000 Step by Step €1,000 Finglas Responders €1,000 Strike Force Cheerleading €1,000 Finglas West Active Retirement €1,000 Tallaght Community Arts €1,000 Firhouse Active Age €1,000 Tallaght Deaf Club €1,000 Genesis Psychotherapy and Tús Nua Artane Coolock Family Therapy Service €5,000 Family Resource Centre €1,000 Glasnevin Village Active Retirement €1,000 Teen - Turn €2,000 Greenhills 65th Scouts €1,000 The Ballyfermot A School Hillview Resource Centre €1,000 Completion Programme €1,000 Holy Child Pre - School €1,000 Transgender Equaility Network Ireland €1,000 Home - Start €1,000 University College Dublin €1,000 Housing Association for Integrated Living €1,000 Youth Advocate Programme Ireland €1,000.
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