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Local Authority Applicant Project Title Category Environment Fund Award Local Authority Award Total Award Description of Project (no more than 160 characters) A community prayer walk reflecting the C.Development of Community St. Mary's Community Prayer Walk (Willow commitment to the All-Ireland Pollinator Areas including Wildlife and Carlow County Council St. Mary's Church Structure) Plan. Biodiversity €325.00 €325.00 €650.00 Climate Action at New Oak Boys Soccer Club - Issue a reusable water bottle to all juvenile Reduce Single Use Plastic & Introduce Segregation club members as a mandatory piece of their A.Training, Education and similar Carlow County Council New Oak Boys FC of Waste kit. Registered in National Tap Map. Awareness-Raising Initiatives €450.00 €450.00 €900.00 Information boards for members of the public displaying information on bat survey and historic tree trail already carried on in A.Training, Education and similar Carlow County Council Myshall Muintir na Tíre Biodiversity Study Part 3 Myshall Village parts 1 and 2. Awareness-Raising Initiatives €600.00 €600.00 €1,200.00 Environmental awareness for primary level children of the ecology found in their own Biodiversity Life in the School Garden - back gardens, fields and school garden A.Training, Education and similar Carlow County Council Naturally Wild presentations and activities areas. Awareness-Raising Initiatives €600.00 €600.00 €1,200.00 Carlow/Kilkenny Energy Agency Work with sports clubs to complete energy F.Audits, Surveys and Action Carlow County Council T/A 3 Counties Energy Agency Community Energy Sports Audits audits on their facilities. Planning €1,000.00 €1,000.00 €2,000.00 C.Development of Community Ballinabranna/Milford/Raheendoran Erect swift boxes and a calling system to Areas including Wildlife and Carlow County Council Development Group Swift Bird Project promote conservation of the bird. Biodiversity €355.00 €355.00 €710.00 Make school a haven for wildlife by introducing pollinator friendly plants, bee B.School/Community Vegetable Carlow County Council Scoil Moling Glynn Scoil Moling 'Dúlra' friendly homes, bird boxes, etc. Gardens & Allotments €180.00 €180.00 €360.00 Erect swift boxes for swifts which are amber C.Development of Community listed birds of conservation concern in Areas including Wildlife and Carlow County Council Green Campuus Carlow I.T. Swift Bird Project Ireland and Europe. Biodiversity €355.00 €355.00 €710.00 C.Development of Community Erect square frame beds to sow fruit and Areas including Wildlife and Carlow County Council Rathvilly Tidy Towns Committee Development of Rathvilly Community Garden vegetables in a community garden. Biodiversity €320.00 €320.00 €640.00 Encourage PPN community groups to lead Let's Talk Climate Action Workshop for the Carlow participation in climate action projects A.Training, Education and similar Carlow County Council Gavin Harte t/a ESD Training Public Participation Network through half day workshops. Awareness-Raising Initiatives €450.00 €450.00 €900.00 Garden will provide vegetables and herbs to use in cookery classes and to increase biodiversity by providing a habitat for B.School/Community Vegetable Carlow County Council St. Laserian's School St. Laserian's School Garden insects. Gardens & Allotments €250.00 €250.00 €500.00 Encourage learners to acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote Outdoor Biodiversity Classroom and Sustainable sustainable development through a green B.School/Community Vegetable Carlow County Council St. Brigid's National School Garden hub. Gardens & Allotments €350.00 €350.00 €700.00 A garden constructed to be accessible to School Sensory Garden, Tunnel & Wildflower ASD units and children with sensory needs B.School/Community Vegetable Carlow County Council Rathoe National School Meadow. to connect with nature. Gardens & Allotments €150.00 €150.00 €300.00 Local Authority Applicant Project Title Category Environment Fund Award Local Authority Award Total Award Description of Project (no more than 160 characters) Bagenalstown has an existing colony of Swift Boxes Installation Whilst Supporting the United swifts. This is an opportunity to further C.Development of Community Bagenalstown Improvement Group Nations Sustainable Development Goals Particularly increase the population by installing nesting Areas including Wildlife and Carlow County Council B.I.G SDG 15 Life On Land & SDG 4 Quality Education boxes. Biodiversity €755.00 €755.00 €1,510.00 Outdoor Classroom & Pollinator Planting as Part of On-Going Green Journey Whilst Supporting the Grow a greater range of plants and grow B.School/Community Vegetable Carlow County Council Newtown Dunleckney N.S. Sustainable Development Goals and Pollinator Plan more perennials in bio-diversity garden. Gardens & Allotments €250.00 €250.00 €500.00 Provide workshops on urban food growing and practical food growing advice; encouraging biodiversity into urban A.Training, Education and similar Carlow County Council Greenside Up Urban Gardening: Growing Food & Biodiversity gardens. Awareness-Raising Initiatives €250.00 €250.00 €500.00 Educational and fun workshops which generate interest and guidance in energy A.Training, Education and similar Carlow County Council Niall O'Dwyer t/a Mad Professor Energy & Environmental Science Workshops and single use plastics. Awareness-Raising Initiatives €375.00 €375.00 €750.00 C.Development of Community Ballydarton Mews, Fenagh under Deliver the Actions of the All Ireland Pollinator Plan Areas including Wildlife and Carlow County Council Fenagh Improvement Group F.I.G. Guidelines for Local Communities Plant pollinator friendly perennial plants. Biodiversity €100.00 €100.00 €200.00 Raise awareness of biodiversity in the school environment. Develop an action Colaiste Eoin Hacketstown plan. Raise awareness of pollinators and B.School/Community Vegetable Carlow County Council (KCETB) Colaiste Eoin Biodiversity Action Plan upcycling of old student tables. Gardens & Allotments €475.00 €475.00 €950.00 Provide additional nest sites for swifts through the acquisition and installation of C.Development of Community nesting boxes. Survey of existing nest Areas including Wildlife and Carlow County Council Birdwatch Ireland Carlow Branch Carlow Swift Box Project sites. Biodiversity €710.00 €710.00 €1,420.00 Reduce plastic waste by providing 2 community water stations to fill reusable Carlow County Council Leighlinbridge Improvement Group Creating a Sustainable Community water bottles. D.Repair, Reuse, Recycling €200.00 €200.00 €400.00 Workshops making 2D structure from C.Development of Community Working with Biodiversity Through Creative natural materials, planting and weaving the Areas including Wildlife and Carlow County Council Willow Wonder Sustainable Solutions structure in a school/community. Biodiversity €500.00 €500.00 €1,000.00 Eco bricks workshops - learn about the importance of recycling and raise A.Training, Education and similar Carlow County Council Gaelscoil Eoghain Uí Thuairisc Getting It Right awareness on use of single use plastics. Awareness-Raising Initiatives €250.00 €250.00 €500.00 Educate pupils on recycling and Carlow County Council St. Joseph's N.S. Recycling Bin in Main Yard segregation of rubbish. D.Repair, Reuse, Recycling €175.00 €175.00 €350.00 Teach students to grow plants from seed, cuttings and bulbs to share with the community. Plants for food and plants for B.School/Community Vegetable Carlow County Council St. Leo's College School Garden - growing plants for our community pollinators. Gardens & Allotments €150.00 €150.00 €300.00 Workshops on (i) waste and resource management and (ii) biodiversity and A.Training, Education and similar Carlow County Council Maria Stam & Molly Aylesbury Community Sustainability Education programme climate change. Awareness-Raising Initiatives €200.00 €200.00 €400.00 Local Authority Applicant Project Title Category Environment Fund Award Local Authority Award Total Award Description of Project (no more than 160 characters) Create awareness about pollinators and Kilnaleck Junior Pollinator, Education & Training importance of wildlife and biodiversity in the A.Training, Education and similar Cavan County Council Kilnaleck Tidy Towns Plan environment Awareness-Raising Initiatives €500.00 €500.00 €1,000.00 To increase awareness of the importance C.Development of Community Parents Assoc. Kilnaleck National of biodiversity through installation and Areas including Wildlife and Cavan County Council School Biodiversity Garden at Kilnaleck NS upkeep of a school garden Biodiversity €250.00 €250.00 €500.00 Wildlife Garden to provide a sustainable C.Development of Community haven for surrounding wildlife and will Areas including Wildlife and Cavan County Council Swanlinbar Tidy Towns Wildlife Garden Extension attract diferent types of insects & birds Biodiversity €500.00 €500.00 €1,000.00 Creating an environnent for children to Raised Vegetable Patch beds and mini learn about pollination and biodiversity in B.School/Community Vegetable Cavan County Council Drumkilly N.S. greenhouses. their local area Gardens & Allotments €250.00 €250.00 €500.00 Amphibian Frog Survey. Irelands amphibians are biological indicators to Ireland Peatland Conservation Hop To It - Amphibian Facts & Citizen Science pollution and help in monitoring changes in A.Training, Education and similar Cavan County Council Council Initiative wetland habitats affected by climate change Awareness-Raising Initiatives €250.00 €250.00 €500.00 Project to lay down the foundation
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  • Sunday, 16Th February 2020

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    Parish Parishof Crosserlough of Crosserlough - Newsletter St. Mary’s Church, Crosserlough Cemetery Sunday in Crosserlough 23rd26th August July 2009 2009 17th 21st Sunday Sunday in in Ordinary Ordinary Time Time Please pray for the Deceased:. 16th February 2020 - Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Fr. Micheál Quinn 049 4336122 mobile 0868510464 Sunday 16th 10.00 am Terry Galligan, Carrickacroy Fr. Micheál Quinn 049 4336122 mobile 0868510464 Fr. Paddy Brady 049 4336120 mobile 0860580100 Fr. PaddyFr. PeterBrady McKiernan 049 4336120 PP mobile 4336798 0860580100 Monsignor P.J. McManus VG (Retired) Friday 21st 7.30 pm Aiden Clerkin, Killanure 1st AM and Deceased Monsignor P.J. McManus VG (Retired) Fr. Darragh [email protected] Connolly 086 3224346 Sunday 23rd 10.00 am Larry Tierney, Keenagh and Decd [email protected] Parish [email protected]: www.crosserloughparish.ie Sunday 23rd 10.00 am Philip and Breege Maguire, Drumscriddin Eucharistic Ministers - February: Martin Casey, Mary Brennan, Martina Callan Feasts Bríd Feasts of McEvoy, the of Weekthe week: Parish: Monday Wednesday Secretary, - St. Bartholomew; -Tuesday St. Martha and Thursday Thursday - St. 2.30 - 5.30 Friday pm -- 0861553930 St. Ignatius of Loyola Readers - February: Una Byrd, Niamh Duffy Monica; Friday - St. Augustine; Saturday - The Beheading of St. Altar Society February: Ann Smith, Kathleen O’Rourke, Mary Callery Saturday - St. Alphonsus Ligouri John the Baptist. St Mary's church finance and maintenance committee: Meeting on Thursday 20th Feasts of St.the Mary’s Week: Church Crosserlough February at 8.30pm in Old School. All members please attend. Monday —St Finton St. Mary’s Church Crosserlough Friday Sunday—St.