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2021 Community Enhancement Programme Return Longford.Xlsx AMOUNT Name of TOWN/VILLAGE GROUP / ORGANISATION AWARDED by AREA LCDC Abbeyshrule Tidy Villages Association Abbeyshrule 1000 Attic House Longford Town 3500 Auburn Park Residents Association Edgeworthstown 1000 Backstage Theatre Longford Town 4000 Ballinalee Tidy Towns Ballinalee 649 Ballycloughan & Carrickboy Development Association Carrickboy 2000 Ballycloughan Tidy Towns Ardagh 787 Battery Court Residents Association Longford Town 4000 Bridgeways Family Resource Centre Ballymahon 2500 Bunlahy Area Action Group Ballinalee 500 Carrickboy Tidy Towns Carrickboy 550 Carrickedmond Abbeyshrule Defibrillator Group Carrickedmond 3500 Carrickedmond/Legan Community Employment Group CLG Carrickedmond 919 Clonbroney Parish Hall Committee Ballinalee 1646 Clondra Community Association Clondra 847 Colmcille Community Centre Aughnacliffe 4000 Convent Day Care & Resource Centre CLG Ballymahon 999 Cullyfad Village Enhancement Scheme Killoe 2000 Dromard Area Mens Shed Moyne 2000 Dromard Development Association CLG Moyne 2000 Dromard GAA Moyne 1000 Drumlish Ballinamuck Men’s Shed Drumlish 1498 Drumlish Community Association Drumlish 3000 Drumlish Tidy Towns Drumlish 1000 Edgeworthstown District Development Association clg Edgeworthstown 1500 Edgeworthstown Tidy Towns 1 Flower Bed Granard Rd Edgeworthstown 1000 Edgeworthstown Tidy Towns 2 Stepping Stones Edgeworthstown 1000 EDI Centre Longford Town 2000 Ethnic Minority Hub Ballymahon 1000 Granard Area Action Group Granard 2000 Granard Art Club Granard 993 Granard Mens Shed Granard 930 Granard Motte Community Enterprise CLG. Granard 1900 Granard Women in Touch Group Granard 1200 Granard Youth Club Granard 1500 Inny Anglers Development Association Legan 1000 Irish Wheelchair Association Kenagh 2500 Kenagh and District Development Association Kenagh 4000 Kenagh United Soccer Club Kenagh 3000 Killoe Development Group Killoe 1000 Killoe Mens Shed Carriglass 1750 Killoe Newtownforbes Community Employment Scheme Longford Town 1200 Lanesboro Triathlon Club Lanesboro 1900 Latin School Community Centre Moyne 3000 Leebeen Park Development CLG Aughnacliffe 2500 Legan Gun Club Carrickboy 1000 Legan Sarsfields GAA Legan 1000 Legan Tidy Town Development Legan 919 Lisryan And District Development Committee Granard 2500 Longford Acorn Project Clg. Longford Town 2000 Longford Bowling Club Longford Town 432 Longford Rugby Club CLG Longford Town 3500 Longford Slashers GAA Club Longford Town 2500 Longford Smashers Volleyball Club Longford Town 1500 Longford Town Mens Shed Longford Town 3500 LSPCA Longford Town 2000 Lus Na Gréine FRC Granard 2000 LWL Willow Traders Longford Town 1000 Melview Football Club Longford Town 2000 Midlands Polish Community Ballymahon 500 Mostrim GAA Mostrim 2000 Newtownforbes Senior Citizen Club/Active Retirement Association Newtownforbes 479 Park Villa Residents Association Longford Town 300 Rath Mhuire & Dolmen Services LTD Granard 645 Rath na gCarraige Residents Association Ballycloughan 2500 Revamp 3R Store Longford Town 2000 Scouting Longford Ballinalee 1800 Sean Connolly Rounders Ballinalee 654 Sean Connolly's GAA Club Ballinalee 3500 Shannon Park Residents Association Edgeworthstown 1000 Springlawn Childcare Longford Town 1000 Springlawn Resource Centre & Development Group Longford Town 967 St Columba's Mullinalaghta GFC Dring 1500 St. Sinneach's Hall Management Committee Abbeyshrule 919 Templemichael Parish Resources CLG Longford Town 3500 Trumra Road Residents Association Granard 1500.
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