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County Electoral Area/ Municpal District OFFICIAL SCHOOL NAME CLAR Measure 2 approvals County Electoral Area/ OFFICIAL Name of Project Description CLÁR funding Municpal SCHOOL NAME Community District CAVAN Cavan Bailieboro The Model 05627W New Play Area to include Astro €16,200 National School Turf pitch and fencing Cavan Shercock St Patricks NS 14336M Need to undertake external €50,000 works to prevent flooding to resurface gravel area, install lights and erect fencing to create a suitable play area for the school and wider community outside school hours. Cavan Ballinagh Lacken 17479D Provision of a multi purpose €47,970 synthetic games area and a multi purpose playground surface at Lacken NS. Cavan Cootehill Dernakesh 17601U Play area €11,881 National School €126,051 CLARE Clare West Clare Kilshanny 85m2 playground with sensory €19,779 National School equipment. Equipment to include ship with ladder access, chalk board and other sensory boards. Clare Killaloe Broadford and 220m2 sensory play yard and a €50,000 Kilbane National 1200m2 astro turf play area School Clare West Clare Ballyea National School playground to include €50,000 School trim trail equipment, climbing frames, slides, roundabouts and soft surfacing Clare Killlaloe Iniscealta Installation of astro turf pitch to €47,273 National School include ground preparation, shock pad installation, astro turf, perimeter fencing and ball stop Clare Killaloe Lakyle National Installation of an all-weather €50,000 School playing pitch (astro-turf) pitch in the school field Clare West Clare Connolly Connolly Pre- Installation of a soft safety €24,570 National School school surface and playground equipment including playground markings €241,622 CORK Cork West Cork N/A Castletownbere Replacement of 300m² of tiling €45,600 Municipal Development with wet pour safe surfacing, District(Bantry) Association, Replacement of swings, slides, Castletownbere etc with new play equipment Tidy Towns €45,600 DONEGAL Donegal Donegal Leghowney Construction of a Playground €33,000 Playground and associated works Development Group €33,000 GALWAY Galway Ballinasloe N/A Ballygar Refurbishment of Existing €50,000 Playground Galway Loughrea N/A Killimor New Playground €50,000 Galway Conamara N/A An Fháirce / New Playground €45,938 Clonbur Galway Ballinasloe N/A Laurencetown New Playground / Community €49,475 Play Area 1 CLAR Measure 2 approvals County Electoral Area/ OFFICIAL Name of Project Description CLÁR funding Municpal SCHOOL NAME Community District Galway TUAM KILCONLY GAMES ARENA €42,110 COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL GROUP Galway Tuam N/A Abbeyknockmoy New Playground €50,000 €287,523 KERRY Kerry Killarney MD Firies National Provision of outdoor Playground €50,000 School Kerry South West Curraheen N.S. Provision of a handball alley for €50,000 MD wider community use. €100,000 KILKENNY Kilkenny Castlecomer Scoil Naomh Clontubrid Sand based all weather playing €29,160 Fiachra surface to be constructed on the pitch / playing area adjacebt to school buildings on school grounds at Clontubrid Mixed National School €29,160 LAOIS Laois Emo/Luggacurr Ballyadams N. S. Ballyadams Replace three sets of old €8,038 an goalposts with new certified posts. Install catching nets at one end of the school pitch/playing area. Install two new sets of basketball rings in the school yard. Laois Borris-in- Gaelscoil Trumera Supply & installation of €8,733 Ossory Thromaire basketball stands & corresponding court markings. Vegetable Garden Grow Box. Playhouse for Junior Classes. Playground Benches. Laois Borris-in- Camross Camross Safety fencing. Playground €6,000 Ossory National School markings. Buddy benches and friendship stops. €22,771 LEITRIM Leitrim Manorhamilto n/a McDermott Resurfacing of Playground area €27,000 n Terrace and new playground equipment. Residents Association 2 CLAR Measure 2 approvals County Electoral Area/ OFFICIAL Name of Project Description CLÁR funding Municpal SCHOOL NAME Community District Leitrim Manorhamilto n/a Glenfarne It was decided to prioritise €43,805 n Community repair and upgrading of open Development access playgrounds to address Trust CLG health and safety concerns. This playground is in the ownership of the local authority and they have consented to the proposed works. To replace the current swing, see-saw, activity centre, and bouncing seats with non- wooden versions and provide an additional roundabout, basket and cradle swing, and add-on elements to the activity centre. To do all additional groundworks including appropriate ground covering for the different activities, and spacing according to health and safety requirements. Costs to include the purchase, delivery and installation of equipment, the design of the new layout accommodating new elements with appropriate Leitrim Ballinamore n/a Fenagh Installation of new Self closing €6,300 Development gate and a multi spinner Company Ltd carousel. Enable children using the playground to enjoy the experience of play with new enhanced equipment in safe and healthy surroundings. Leitrim Carrick On n/a Dromod The existing tennis courts €9,000 Shannon Development surface is ravelled and pot holed Association in places. Teh new surface will allow more use of this community facility €86,105 LONGFORD Longford Ballymahon St Marys Newtowncashel Enhance playground area & €5,288 National School replace basketball equipment & line markings on 2 courts €5,288 LOUTH Louth Dundalk Scoil Naisiunta Improve football pitch €11,115 Bhride Louth Dundalk Mullaghbuoy Outdoor play area €9,000 National School Louth Dundalk Cooley Complex Resurface car park & fencing €20,579 Ltd €40,694 MAYO Mayo Castlebar MD Turlough Playground €50,000 Community Development Association Mayo West Mayo MD Kilmeena Playground €50,000 Community Group Mayo West Mayo MD Cliara Playground €50,000 Development Company DAC Mayo West Mayo MD Coiste Forbartha Playground €50,000 Pairc Sugartha Ceathru Thaidhg 3 CLAR Measure 2 approvals County Electoral Area/ OFFICIAL Name of Project Description CLÁR funding Municpal SCHOOL NAME Community District Mayo Claremorris Cong Playground €50,000 MD Community Amenities CLG Mayo Castlebar MD Belcarra Playground €50,000 Community Council €300,000 MONAGHAN Monaghan Monaghan Scoil Mhuire, Provision of play area €29,700 Clontibret Ballybay Clones St Tiarnach's 20120V Play & Recreation equipment for €33,120 Primary School children with special needs + provide signage Ballybay Clones Scoil Mhuire, 19434o Enhancement + Extension of €49,995 Latton play areas Ballybay Clones Rockcorry Resurfacing outdoor play areas €5,771 Community & equipment Childcare Ltd; Ballybay Clones Ballybay Clones Killeevan N.S Resurfacing outdoor play area €49,500 MD Community Safety Programme Monaghan Edenmore NS Drain field and add tarmac area €46,000 €214,086 OFFALY Offaly Birr Roscomroe NS Roscomroe school playground €31,360 Offaly Birr Scoil Muire Dunkerrin school playground €18,000 Bainrioghan na hEireann Offaly Birr Coolderry Coolderry school playground €45,000 Central School Offaly Edenderry St. purchase equipment for play €1,800 Colman's,Cappag area h €96,160 ROSCOMMON Roscommon Boyle Keadue Sports Construction of MUGA, 40 x 20 €50,000 Field metres, provision for variety of sports. Roscommon Roscommon Kilteevan Community space, park and €50,000 Community Park playground Roscommon Athlone Tisrara NS Tisrara NS Children's play area €25,000 Roscommon Boyle St. Marys NS, Strokestown NS All weather soft play surface and €39,960 Strokestown playground equipment Roscommon Boyle Kiltrustan sports rejuvenation of Tennis courts to €31,155 Club include walkway and lights Roscommon Boyle Strokestown Community Playground Phase 2 €50,000 community development Assoc. Roscommon Roscommon Kilteevan Installation of boundary wall at €4,920 Community community park development group Ltd. €251,035 SLIGO Sligo Ballymote Knockmina N.s Knockmina N.S. Clear site, drainage, stone and €50,000 Board of fill, roll for tarmac - walls and Management fencing, y ard marking and basketball stands. Sligo Tubbercurry Moylough Moylough Construction of new play area to €50,000 Community Community include a macadam playground School School Board of with wheelchair access ramp Management and hop scotch area adjacent 4 CLAR Measure 2 approvals County Electoral Area/ OFFICIAL Name of Project Description CLÁR funding Municpal SCHOOL NAME Community District €100,000 WATERFORD Waterford Dungarvan/Lis Bunscoil Gleann Cappoquin The playground is located €49,995 more Sidheain beside the school and is used by children who attend the autistic unit of the primary school. Up grading existing equipment that would provide accessibility to all . Waterford Comeragh St. Mary's Rathgormuck Play area improvements. €9,000 Rathgormuck Waterford Dungarvan/Lis St Declan Ardmore The playground is constructed in €49,995 more National School excess of 12 years. In the past year equipment was removed for Health & safety reasons & was not replaced. The timber on existing equipment is deteriorating & equipment upgrade is required. The playground requires replacement & upgrading of equipment . Waterford Dungarvan/Lis Bunscoil Bothar Lismore The playground requires €22,500 more Na Naomh upgrade in order for equipment to be accessible to all. Waterford Dungarvan/Lis Whitechurch Whitechurch The play area to the rear of the €49,995 more National School school requires repair & upgrade. There is a ground break which must be repaired & lining is required. €181,485 WESTMEATH Westmeath MMD Emper N.S. Emper Play Area €47,096 €47,096 TOTAL €2,207,677 5.
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