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2021 Community Enhancement Programme Return Waterford.Xlsx AMOUNT Name of TOWN/VILLAGE GROUP / ORGANISATION AWARDED by AREA LCDC 11th Waterford Dungarvan Scout Group Dungarvan €3,000 1st Waterford Port Sea Scouts Ballybeg €600 35th Waterford Coppercoast Scout Group Fenor €1,000 36th Waterford Tramore Bay Scouts Tramore €2,000 8th Tramore Scout Group Tramore €700 Access I.T. CLG City €900 Báile Beag First Steps Creche Ballybeg €4,500 Ballinameela Community Centre Ballinameela €1,000 Ballinroad Parish Hall Dungarvan €700 Ballybeg Community Youth Project Ballybeg €900 Ballyduff AFC Ballyduff €2,200 Ballyduff Community Centre Ballyduff €4,000 Ballyduff Kilmeaden Tidy Towns Kilmeaden €500 Ballyduff Muintir na Tire Ballyduff Upper €700 Ballyvoile Residents Association Stradbally €600 Brideview United Tallow €1,500 BRILL FRC City €4,150 Busy Bee Gardens City €3,500 Cappoquin Rowing Club Cappoquin €500 Carbally Community Development Project Dunmore €1,000 Celtic Squash Club City €1,500 Cheekpoint & Faithlegg Development Group Cheekpoint €2,500 Children's Groups Link Company City €600 Clonea Power Tidy Villages Clonea Power €700 Co. Waterford Community Based Drugs Initiative - West WSTCYS Dungarvan €700 Coiste Forbartha an tSean-Phobail Old Parish €700 Comhlucht Forbartha na nDéise An Rinn €1,500 Connolly Road Residents Group Portlaw €800 Cunnigar Pitch & Putt Club Dungarvan €800 De La Salle Football Club City €2,000 De La Salle GAA City €3,500 Dr. Martin Day Centre Portlaw €1,000 Dungarvan Celtic FC Dungarvan €750 Dungarvan Men's Shed Dungarvan €3,000 Dungarvan Rugby Club Dungarvan €2,000 Dungarvan Skatepark CLG Dungarvan €1,800 Dungarvan United AFC Dungarvan €900 Dunhill Community Hall Dunhill €2,200 East Waterford Beekeepers Ass Dunhill €600 Farronshoneen Youth Centre Project- WSTCYS City €900 Fenor Bog Fenor €1,200 Gaultier GAA Dunmore €600 Geraldines GAA Club Cappoquin €500 Hillside Close Residents Ass Kilmacthomas €3,000 Hillview Resident Committee Kilmacthomas €550 Intercultural Health Project -Waterford & South Tipperary Community Youth Service Manor St, City €600 Irish Red Cross Waterford City Branch Countywide €500 Kilmacthomas Day Centre Kilmacthomas €1,800 Kilmacthomas GAA Club Kilmacthomas €3,500 Kilrossanty GAA Lemybrien €3,500 Kinsalebeg Community Group Kinsalebeg €450 KLUB MUZIK Tramore €1,000 Larchville Lisduggan Residents Ass Larchville €330 Lios Mór Mochuda Men's Shed Lismore €2,000 Lismore AFC Lismore €800 Lismore Cricket Club Lismore €650 Manor St John Youth Services Lisduggan €4,500 Millennium Community Youth Project - WSTCYS Lisduggan €1,000 Modeligo Community Centre & Sportsfield Modeligo €2,000 Na Fearnoga Residents Ass Dungarvan €1,400 Oasis Housing Association City €500 Portlaw Camogie Club Portlaw €800 Portlaw Community Hall Portlaw €600 Portlaw Tidy Towns Portlaw €1,000 Portlaw United FC Portlaw €700 Rainbow Community Hall Kilmacthomas €4,000 Rathgormack GAA Rathgormack €2,000 Red Star FC City €800 Sacred Heart Community & Childcare Project CLG City €829 Southend United FC Kilbarry €3,500 St. Joseph's FC St. Johns Park €4,000 St. Saviours FC Ballybeg €3,500 Tallow Community Council Tallow €1,500 Tallow Tidy Towns Tallow €700 The Rogue Gallery & Studios City €1,400 Top of the City Community Gardens City €4,500 Tory Enterprises/Brothers of Charity City €2,500 Tramore Boxing Club Tramore €1,000 Tramore Youth & Family Project (Foroige) Tramore €500 Tycor AFC Killure, City €1,250 Uganda Community Group Waterford City €590 Villierstown Community Church Cappoquin €2,000 Waterford and South Kilkenny Branch of Down Syndrome Ireland Countywide €1,000 Waterford Boat Club City €100 Waterford City RFC City €3,500 Waterford Disability Network City €3,200 Waterford Hungarian Cultural Organisation City €750 Waterford LEDC City €2,900 Waterford River Search Rescue Unit City €1,000 White Strand Foroige Youth Club Dungarvan €900 Woodland Brownies Villierstown €700 €144,499.
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