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Donegal Local Development Company Ltd Rural Development Programme 2007-2013 Expression of Interest Form Donegal Local Development Company Ltd Rural Development Programme 2007-2013 Expression of Interest Form FOR EOI No: Measure: OFFICE USE ONLY Completion Guidance Notes: • Please complete this form in full. • This form can be printed, completed in hardcopy and posted to DLDC or it can be completed electronically and e-mailed to [email protected] . • A hardcopy of this form can be obtained from DLDC by phoning 07491 27056. • A reference list of ED’s within the DLDC catchment area is attached to this form. Please note also that in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, the town boundary of Letterkenny is outside the operational catchment area for delivery of the Rural Development Programme 2007-2013. • A LEADER Project Officer will contact you when your Expression of Interest Form has been reviewed. If you require assistance in completing this form please contact Donegal Local Development Company Ltd directly on 07491 27056. http://www.dldc.org GENERAL INFORMATION Date: [dd/mm/yyyy] Promoter’s Name: [Individual, group, organisation]. Promoter’s Address: Contact Name: Telephone No.: Mobile No.: Email: PROJECT INFORMATION Project Address: [if different from above]: Project ED Location: [please select the appropriate ED from the list attached] Estimated Project Costs: € [Total estimated costs.] Source of match □ Own Cash funding: □ Bank Loan [please tick or delete as □ Other (please specify in the space provided below): appropriate.] Project Timescale: [Months/Years.] Earliest Start Date: [Month/Year] Site Status (if □ Owned applicable): □ Leased [please tick or delete as □ Other (please specify in the space provided below): appropriate.] Planning Permission: □ Granted [please tick or delete as □ Required appropriate.] □ Not Applicable http://www.dldc.org Please give a brief description of the proposed project: [Please use additional sheet and attach to this form if required.] Please return this form and any additional information you feel may of relevance to your project to: Leader Programme Coordinator Donegal Local Development Company Ltd. 1 Millennium Court Pearse Road Letterkenny Co. Donegal Tel: 074 91 27056 Fax: 074 91 21527 [email protected] http://www.dldc.org Reference District Electoral Division’s (ED’s) Donegal Local Development Company Ltd DED ID DED NAME DED ID DED NAME 33129 Altnapaste 33052 Glenties 33041 Ardara 33140 Goland 33029 Ards 33102 Gortnavern 33011 Ballintra 33118 Greenfort 33004 Ballintra 33019 Grousehall 33110 Ballyarr 33020 Haugh 33096 Ballymacool 33021 Inver 33005 Ballyshannon Rural 33086 Killea 33006 Ballyshannon Urban 33057 Killybegs 33013 Bonny Glen 33119 Killygarvan 33007 Bundoran Rural 33141 Killygordan 33002 Bundoran Urban 33103 Killymasny 33111 Carrickart 33120 Kilmacrenan 33008 Carrickboy 33104 Kincraigy 33112 Carrowkeel 33142 Knock 33130 Castlefin 33121 Knockalla 33097 Castlewray 33022 Laghy 33009 Cavan Garden 33105 Letterkenny Rural 33098 Churchill 33003 Letterkenny Urban 33010 Cliff 33143 Lettermore 33131 Cloghan 33122 Loughkeel 33132 Cloghard 33060 Maas 33014 Clogher 33106 Magheraboy 33133 Clonleigh North 33107 Manorcunningham 33134 Clonleigh South 33144 Meencargagh 33135 Convoy 33123 Milford 33015 Corkermore 33063 Mulmosog 33099 Corravaddy 33024 Pettigo 33113 Cranford 33145 Raphoe 33030 Creenasmear 33124 Rathmelton 33031 Creeslough 33125 Rathmullan 33044 Crowarad 33127 Rosnakill 33045 Dawros 33108 Seacor 33033 Doecastle 33146 St. Johnston 33016 Donegal 33147 Stranorlar 33136 Dooish 33025 Tantallon 33034 Dunfanaghy 33026 Tawnawully 33017 Dunkineely 33109 Temple Douglas 33018 Eanymore 33027 Templecarn 33100 Edenacarnan 33128 Termon 33114 Fanad North 33065 Tieveskeelta 33115 Fanad West 33148 Treantaghmucklagh 33137 Feddyglass 33028 Tullynaught 33138 Figart 33149 Urney West 33101 Gartan 33028 Lough Eske 33116 Glen 33012 Binbane 33117 Glenalla 33139 Gleneely 33050 Glengesh _______ Denotes CLAR Areas http://www.dldc.org Reference Catchment Area Map Donegal Local Development Company Ltd Note: Please note that in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, the town boundary of Letterkenny is outside the operational catchment area for the delivery of the National Rural Development Programme 2007-2013. http://www.dldc.org .
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