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SI (2015) Ref. No. Name of Observer 0001 Dominic Hannigan 0002 Elected Members of Meath County Council 0003 Michael Halpin 0004 Meath Farm Machinery 0005 Sean Byrne 0006 Cyril Darcy & Family 0007 Noel Meade 0008 Eugene Connolly 0009 Fred Smyth 0010 Hugh & Bernadette Duffy 0011 Doohamlet NS and Doohamlet Childcare Ltd 0012 Ballynagearn NS 0013 Elected Members of the Navan Municipal District of Meath County Council 0014 Colman and Patricia Ryan 0015 Eamon & Margaret McNally 0016 Irish Water 0017 Philip Smith 0018 Kingscourt Stars GAA Club 0019 Michael Coleman 0020 Fr. Brendan Madden 0021 Cllr. Ronan McKenna 0022 Cllr. Damien O'Reilly 0023 Cllr. Dr. Claire O'Driscoll 0024 Brendan & Barbara Doyle 0025 Eastern and Midland Regional Assembly 0026 Northern and Western Regional Assembly 0027 David Murray 0028 Eugene & Rosemary Cunningham 0029 Cllr. Shane Cassells 0030 Transport Infrastructure Ireland 0031 John & Margaret Marron 0032 Peadar Marron 0033 Patsy McKenna & 15 others 0034 Patrick Deery Jnr. 0035 Oliver McDonnell 0036 Peter Geoghegan 0037 Helen Hart 0038 Katrina Knights 0039 Gerard Garvey 0040 Michael McGinn SI (2015) Ref. No. Name of Observer 0041 Leo Marron 0042 Patsy & Ann Irwin 0043 Corduff-Raferagh Community Council 0044 Seamus Geoghegan 0045 Noel French 0046 Patrick Deery Snr. 0047 Seamus & Katrina Quinn 0048 Tom and Elizabeth Byrne 0049 John McGuinness 0050 John Hughes 0051 Kevin Duffy 0052 Margaret O’Neill 0053 Irene Steenson 0054 Philip & Anna Collins 0055 John Morgan 0056 Kathleen Hughes 0057 James Watters 0058 Charles and John Brennan 0059 Gerry Smyth 0060 Seán Lynch 0061 Paddy Marron & Patsy Connolly 0062 Brendan Markey 0063 Philip Malone 0064 Philip Freeman 0065 Trevor & Linda Field 0066 Eileen McNally 0067 Pat & Mary Brannigan 0068 Elizabeth Carragher 0069 Angela Keenan 0070 Philip and Ann Morgan & Family 0071 Jimmy & Ann Marron 0072 Kevin Rice 0073 Malachy Smyth 0074 Peter Hughes 0075 Gerard Atkinson Junior 0076 Ann McArdle 0077 Philip and Mark Leatham 0078 Brendan McEnaney 0079 Alan McMahon 0080 Hugh (Hughie) Woods 0081 Maria McKenna 0082 Francis Finnegan 0083 Paul Keenan SI (2015) Ref. No. Name of Observer 0084 Jim Coyle 0085 Martin & Bridie Traynor 0086 Kenneth Hamilton 0087 Eugene and Patricia Brennan 0088 Ciarán Malone 0089 Patrick (Plunkett) Corrigan 0090 Francis & Patricia Clarke 0091 James and Mary McNally 0093 Meath Federation ICA 0094 Mary Hamill 0095 European Platform Against Windfarms 0096 Irish Doctors Environmental Association 0097 Dr. Richard Lynn & Riona Horton 0098 Independent Technical Group Meath County Council 0099 Clara Cahill & Family 0100 Michael Farrelly 0101 John Smith 0102 Electricity Association of Ireland 0103 Dunderry Fair Committee 0104 Una O'Connor 0105 Peter and Regina Corrigan 0106 Kiltale ICA Guild 0107 Jimmy Finnegan 0108 Owen & Helen McCabe 0109 Margaret Smith 0110 John & Mary Campbell 0111 Penelope Moorhead 0112 Martin Smith & Family 0113 Environmental Action Alliance-Ireland 0114 Robert Kenny 0115 James Hannigan 0116 John Daly 0117 Nicola Finnegan 0118 Cllr Seamus Coyle 0119 Gillian Kennedy 0121 Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association (ICMSA) 0122 ICMSA, Cavan, Monaghan and Meath County Executives 0123 Mary McCaul & 5 Others 0124 Helen McEntee T.D. 0125 Cllr. Eugene Cassidy 0126 Cllr. Ciaran Smith 0127 Ray Butler T.D. 0128 Bective ICA Guild SI (2015) Ref. No. Name of Observer 0129 PJ Tumelty 0130 Anne McGinn and Anthony Moylan 0131 Seamus Bowman 0132 Senator Thomas Byrne 0133 Naoise Gordon 0134 Kilbride Anglers Club 0135 Dominic, Paul, and James Hannigan 0136 Lorcan McShane 0137 Dympna McShane 0138 Paul & Collette McElroy 0139 James Murray 0140 Philip McDermott 0141 Eileen Smyth (Orse) McKenna 0142 Peadar Clinton 0143 Declan Keenan 0144 Helen and Reneé Moriarty 0145 Darren and Lisa Moriarty 0146 Michael Moriarty 0147 Philip & Maria Fitzpatrick 0148 Brian & Cecil Burgess 0149 Gerry and Martin McElroy 0150 Nigel Donaldson 0151 John and Sarah Kane 0152 John McQuaid 0153 Brian Renaghan 0154 Ellen and Rosemary McMahon 0155 Henry McGuigan & Family 0156 Arthur Murray 0157 Francis & Alison Evans 0158 Eamonn Kerr & 4 Others 0159 Denis McCabe and Rory Daly 0160 Barry & Mary Duffy 0161 Ann Fealy 0163 Caitriona McMahon & 3 Others 0164 Parents' Association St. Oliver Plunkett's N.S. 0165 Martina & Farrell Tormey 0166 Noel McGinnity & 2 Others 0167 Eugene Bannigan & 3 Others 0168 Peter & Mary Josephine Duffy & Family 0169 County Monaghan Regional Game Council 0170 Martin Traynor & 6 Others 0171 Maurice & Joanne McAdam 0172 Val Martin SI (2015) Ref. No. Name of Observer 0173 Martin and Mickey McNally 0174 Malachy Smyth & 4 Others 0175 Gene Kerr 0176 John Sheridan 0177 Ciaran & Ann Kerr & Family 0178 Pat & Margaret Brennan 0179 Fred Prunty & 5 Others 0180 Sean & Vourneen McBennett & Family 0181 Francis McCourt & 5 Others 0182 Sean Duffy 0183 Enda and Rose Duffy 0184 Joseph Boylan 0185 Sean & Nora Tomany 0186 Charlie Mulligan 0187 Eugene Shannon 0188 Padraig Connolly & Family 0189 Patricia Keenan 0190 Seamus Boylan 0191 Roy Brown 0192 Thomas McEnaney 0193 Gerald and Glynis McAdam 0194 Philip Geoghegan 0195 Lorcan Keenan 0196 Noel Fox 0197 PJ Hand 0198 Francis & Bridie McMahon 0199 Charles Wilson Hegan 0200 Padraig Agnew 0201 Noel and Martin McGarrell 0202 Brian Rushe 0203 Laurence Keenan 0204 Peadar Keelan 0205 Paul Russell 0206 Des Marron 0207 Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht 0208 Geological Survey of Ireland 0209 An Taisce 0210 Health Service Executive (HSE) 0211 Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources 0212 Inland Fisheries Ireland 0213 Fáilte Ireland 0214 Cavan County Counil 0215 Monaghan County Council SI (2015) Ref. No. Name of Observer 0216 Meath County Council 0217 Paddy Duffy 0218 Philip McGarrell 0219 Hugh Finnegan 0220 Seamus and Minnie Marron 0221 Ann Murray & 4 Others 0222 Ann Morgan & Family 0223 Syl Mulligan 0224 Ciara and Alan Tarrant 0225 Peter Ward & 3 Others 0226 Jim and Mary Connolly & Family 0227 Michael Fox and Patrick McNally 0228 Shane McCabe & Family 0229 Martin McCahey and Patrick Keenan 0230 Gerard Geoghegan and Padraig Martin 0231 Martin and Tess McMahon 0232 Jacinta Brannigan & 7 Others 0233 Gretchen Mone and Tim Evans 0234 Noel Morgan & 3 Others 0235 Gerry and Veronica McNally 0236 Kevin & Margaret McCaffrey 0237 Brendan Carragher & 16 Others 0238 Robert Harrison 0239 Ryan McCabe & Family 0240 Noel Campbell and Barry Nugent 0241 Allen McAdam 0242 Corduff-Raferagh Heritage Club & 5 Others 0243 Rhona McAdam 0244 Michael Sheridan 0245 Philomena Finnegan and Kevin Sheridan 0246 James and Camilla Sheridan 0247 Robert Lynch 0248 Eamonn Donaghy 0249 Aughnamullen Gym and Fitness Centre 0250 Anthony McNally 0251 Raymond and Lorraine Byrne 0252 Dominic McDermott & 5 Others 0253 Corduff Raferagh Active Retirement Group 0254 Declan and Tommy Callan 0255 Patrick Keenan & Family 0256 Brendan McDonald & 6 Others 0257 Felix McKenna & Family 0258 Patrick and Patrick G.Callan SI (2015) Ref. No. Name of Observer 0259 Siobhán McElroy & 8 Others 0260 Thomas Marron & Family 0261 Seamus Casey & 12 Others 0262 Gene Finnegan & 6 Others 0263 Kevin & Eileen McGuigan 0264 John Francis Duffy 0265 Gerard Nolan 0266 Peter Brennan 0267 Corduff-Raferagh IFA 0268 Philip & Bridie Duffy 0269 Frank Ward & 5 Others 0270 Brian O'Connor & 4 Others 0271 Northern Ireland Renewables Industry Group 0272 Irish Wind Energy Association 0273 Michael & Paula Sheridan 0274 Dennis Nixon 0275 Sinn Féin 0276 Land and Utility Compensation Consultants LTD 0277 Andrew Clarke & Family 0278 County Monaghan Anti-Pylon Committee (CMAPC) 0279 Brian Maguire & 12 Others 0280 Damien and John McEntee 0281 Lough Egish Community Development Ltd 0282 Athboy IFA 0283 Adrian & Louis McEntaggart 0284 Gerry & Agnes Duffy Gerry and Eurotech Renewables Ltd 0285 Ciaran Walshe & 7 Others 0286 James and Pat Rush 0287 Philip and Olivia Duffy & 13 Others 0288 Briege Byrne 0289 Cathriona Byrne 0290 Eamon & Gladys McArdle 0291 Fionnuala Ann Byrne 0292 John and Claire Reilly 0293 Michael Ward & 10 Others 0294 Michael Brennan & Family 0295 Edward and Tomas Mulligan 0296 Gabriel Ward 0297 Denis Ward 0298 Frances Ward & Family 0299 Teresa Crowe 0300 Paul and Fiona Anderson 0301 Jim and Geraldine McGuirk SI (2015) Ref. No. Name of Observer 0302 Joanne Phillips 0303 Gabriel Mooney & Family 0304 Michael and John Murtagh 0305 Kevin and Lynette Woods 0306 David and Louise Lynch 0307 Peter Daly 0308 Tom Geoghegan 0309 Dermot and Jacinta Daly 0310 Adrian & Ann McGarrell 0311 Patrick Michael & Fiona Hughes 0312 Michelle Finnegan & 8 Others 0313 Owen Sullivan & 6 Others 0314 John Doran & 7 Others 0315 Gary O'Neill & 4 Others 0316 Michael Mulligan & 9 Others 0317 Pat Keenan & 2 Others 0318 Aughnamullen G.F.C. 0319 Tadhg Daly & 5 Others 0320 Jonathan Lewis & 5 Others 0321 Francis Marron & Family 0322 Stewart Patton & 6 Others 0323 Thomas and Irene Ward 0324 Rosaleen Markey & 3 Others 0325 Andrew Wilson & Family 0326 Gavan & Lorraine Duffy 0327 Aidan Duffy & 4 Others 0328 Sean and Geraldine Martin 0329 Henry and Ann Brennan 0330 Barry and Cathy Grimley 0331 Peggy Curran & 12 Others 0332 North East Pylon Pressure Campaign (NEPPC) 0333 Bridie and Dominic Harte 0335 NV Irish Farm LLV 0336 Braccanby Irish Farm LLC 0337 Meath Archaelogical and Historical Society 0338 Peter Sweetman & Associates 0339 Thomas O'Brien & Family 0340 Sandra Coffey 0341 Sheila Shekleton & Family 0342 Thomas and Mary Monaghan 0343 Meath Hunt 0344 Paul and Linda Monaghan 0345 Michael and Noelle Finegan SI (2015) Ref. No. Name of Observer 0346 Thomas
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    Sports Capital and Equipment Programme all organisations registered March 2021 Organisation Name County 4th Carlow Leighlinbrige Scout Group Carlow All Star Sporting and Recreation Ltd Carlow Ardattin Athletic Club Carlow Asca GFC Carlow Askea Karate CLub Carlow Askea Sports Ltd Carlow Bagenalstown AFC Carlow BAGENALSTOWN ATHLETIC CLUB Carlow Bagenalstown Community Games Carlow Bagenalstown Cricket Club Carlow Bagenalstown Family Resource Centre Ltd Carlow Bagenalstown Karate Club Carlow Bagenalstown Pitch & Putt Club Carlow Bagenalstown Swimming Club Carlow Ballinabranna GAA Club Carlow Ballinkillen Hurling Club Carlow Ballinkillen Lorum Community Centre Club Carlow Ballon GAA Club Carlow Ballon Hall Committee Limited Carlow Ballon Karate Club Carlow Ballymurphy Celtic AFC Carlow Ballymurphy Hall Ltd Carlow Ballymurphy Indoor Soccer Club Carlow Barrow Valley Riding Club Carlow Bennekerry N.S Carlow Bigstone Community Centre Carlow Borris Golf Club Carlow Borris Tidy Towns Association Ltd Carlow Borris/St. Mullins Community Games Carlow Burrin Celtic F.C. Carlow Carlow & District Juveniles League Carlow Carlow Basketball Club Carlow Carlow Carsports Club CLG Carlow CARLOW COUNTY COUNCIL Carlow Carlow Cricket Club Carlow Carlow Dragon Boat Club Carlow Carlow Golf Club Carlow Carlow Gymnastics Club Carlow Carlow Hockey Club Carlow Carlow Karate Club Carlow Carlow Kickboxing Club Carlow Carlow Lawn Tennis Club Carlow Carlow Road Cycling Club Carlow Carlow Rowing Club Carlow Carlow Scot's Church Carlow Carlow Special Olympics Club Carlow Carlow