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Two Limerick charities receive Bank of Ireland funding - Vimarsana News

Two Limerick charities receive Bank of Ireland funding

TWO Limerick charities are to receive funding from Bank of Ireland's Begin Together programme in the Financial and Wellbeing category.

Kerry not-for-profit organisation to receive €15,000 in funding - Vimarsana News

Kerry not-for-profit organisation to receive €15,000 in funding

A Kerry not-for-profit organisation is to get €15,000 from Bank of Ireland’s Begin Together fund.AK Inspired provides a day service in Kerry for adults with mil...

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Community groups and social enterprises across Ireland to receive funding - Vimarsana News

Community groups and social enterprises across Ireland to receive funding

1 November 2023 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie NASC based in Cork is among 20 community projects receiving financial support from Bank of Ireland’s Begin Together programme in 2023. €500,000 is being allocated to groups across the island of Ireland in year four of the Begin Together fund, delivered in partnership with the Community Foundation Ireland.  This…

Source: thecork.ie
Sterling work praised as refurbished BoI branch opens - Vimarsana News

Sterling work praised as refurbished BoI branch opens

BANK of Ireland in Andersonstown welcomed customers and representatives from local community and business organisations last Thursday evening to tour the newly modernised branch.

Kilkenny community project receives funding from Begin Together Arts Fund - Vimarsana News

Kilkenny community project receives funding from Begin Together Arts Fund

Bridge Street Creepie Stools receives funding from Bank of Ireland and Business to Arts scheme