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List of Approved Community Grant Support Community Grant Support Scheme 2017 Approved Applicants County Wide Longford Social Services Ltd €2,000.00 St Christopher's Services Ltd €500.00 Friends of the Children of Chernobyl €1,000.00 Co. Longford Show & Country Fair €2,000.00 ONE Oglaigh Naisiunta Na Heireann €1,350.00 Longford Summer Festival €1,000.00 Longford Markets & Santa Experience €1,000.00 Longford County Choir €1,000.00 Cumann Ceoil Chonmhaicne €400.00 Lough Ree Angling Hub €2,500.00 Longford Association - Dublin €500.00 Longford Colour Run €400.00 Longford Pony Club €2,500.00 Longford Leinster Fleadh €20,000.00 Attic Youth Café €1,000.00 Lus Na Greine (Cycle against suicide) €350.00 Street Feast €1,000.00 Longford Chamber of Commerce (An Post RAS) €1,500.00 Macra Na Feirme (Player Sponsorship - Croke Park) €1,000.00 Longford Community Games €5,000.00 Longford First Responders €780.00 Longford Parkrun €1,000.00 €47,780.00 Longford MD County Longford Tourism Co. Ltd €1,000.00 Active Retirement Clondra/Killashee €1,000.00 Clondra Community Association €921.76 Cruthu Arts Festival €7,000.00 Springlawn Childcare Community Group Ltd €1,000.00 Clonguish & Clooncumber Parish €4,100.00 Longford Voices United Community Gospel Choir €1,220.00 Aisling Children's Art Festival €3,000.00 Longford Pipe Band €1,000.00 Longford Town Men's Shed €2,200.00 Longford Acorn Project Ltd €3,000.00 Longford Active Retirement €1,500.00 Outtake Community Media CLG €800.00 Newtownforbes Tidy Towns €1,000.00 Newtownforbes Senior Citizens €1,700.00 Longford Healthy Growing Club €500.00 Longford Vareity Group €1,000.00 Longford Summer Festival €9,000.00 €40,941.76 Ballymahon MD Abbeyshrule Tidy Villages Association €750.00 Ardagh Clock Tower Committee €500.00 Ardagh Community Centre €400.00 Ardagh Moydow Active Age Group €400.00 Ardagh Tidy Towns Committee €750.00 Aurora Club, Legan €400.00 Ballycloughan Tidy Towns €500.00 Ballymahon - Landevant Town Twinning €3,000.00 Ballymahon Christmas Lights Group €750.00 Ballymahon St. Patrick's Day Committee €750.00 Ballymahon Tidy Towns €750.00 Barry Village Development Association €250.00 Bog Lane Theatre €1,000.00 Carrickboy Tidy Towns €500.00 Club 91 Active Age Group €400.00 Club Ardagh Ltd €450.00 Colehill Community Group €750.00 Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann Joe Callaghan Branch €500.00 Convent Day Care Centre CLG €500.00 Derryhaun Development Association €1,000.00 Edgeworthstown District Development Association €1,750.00 Edgeworthstown Tidy Towns €750.00 Edgeworthstown Traders Association €750.00 Goldsmith Country Ltd €1,500.00 Kenagh District Development Association €750.00 Lanesboro Bridge Flag Committee €500.00 Lanesboro Bridge Lighting €1,500.00 Lanesboro Christmas Lights €750.00 Lanesboro Drama Group €500.00 Lanesboro Flower Committee €300.00 Lanesboro Community Track €700.00 Lanesboro Tourism Co-op (Lough Bannow Walk) €750.00 Lanesboro Tourism Co-op (Tidy Towns) €1,650.00 Legan Community Development €750.00 Leo Casey History Society €2,000.00 Longford Healthy Growing Club €500.00 Lough Ree Community Resources €1,000.00 Lough Ree Environmental Summer School €1,500.00 Maria Edgeworth Literary Society €2,000.00 Mostrim Players €400.00 Moydow Community Centre €750.00 Newtown Cashel Rural Resources Scheme Committee €1,000.00 Ratharney Association €250.00 Royal Canal Group €400.00 Taghshinny Development Group (Tidy Towns) €2,000.00 Taghshinny Development Group (World War 1 Memorial) €2,000.00 Young at Heart 55 Plus Club €200.00 €41,200.00 Granard MD Granard Christmas Lights €400.00 County Longford Tourism Co. Ltd (Tain March) €500.00 Killoe Men's Shed €300.00 Lisryan Tidy Village & Community Development €400.00 Granard Agricultural Show Society €400.00 Granard Easter Festival €400.00 Granard Tidy Towns €400.00 Abbeylara Rural Development Group €400.00 Colmcille Community Center CLG €400.00 Rath Mhuire & Dolmen Services Ltd €400.00 Granard Area Action Group €400.00 Drumlish Tidy Towns €300.00 Drumlish Heritage & History Society €300.00 North Longford Brownies €300.00 Mullinalaghta Community Development €400.00 Abbeylara Active Retirement €300.00 Abbeylara Tidy Towns €400.00 Dromard Tidy Villages €400.00 Dromard Development Association €400.00 Women in Touch C/o Lus Na Greine €250.00 Granard Art Group €150.00 Granard Pitch & Putt €300.00 Leebeen Park Development Ltd €350.00 Clonfin Commemoration Committee €400.00 Ballinamuck Enhancement €300.00 Cullyfad Community Group €400.00 Abbeylara Parish Senior Citizens Committee €300.00 Ballinalee Connemara Pony Show €400.00 Friday Club c/o Lus Na Greine €200.00 Granard Men's Shed €200.00 Longford Healthy Growing Club €350.00 North Longford Dolmen Men's Club €300.00 Ballinamuck 98 Memorial Hall €300.00 Granard Harp Committee €300.00 Lus Na Greine Family Resource Centre €400.00 Ballinalee Community Group €400.00 MacEoin Commemoration Committee €350.00 Clonbroney Parish Hall Committee €300.00 The Hillside Club €350.00 BJ's Youth Club - Ballinamuck €400.00 Colmcille Area Development Group €350.00 The Acres Pitch & Putt Ballinalee €400.00 Monaduff Senior Citizens €200.00 Drumlish Lights €400.00 €15,250.00.
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