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Farley: Oil spill needs national attention - Vimarsana News

Farley: Oil spill needs national attention

A disaster that requires national attention.This is how Tobago House of Assembly Chief Secretary Farley Au­gustine yesterday described the oil spill which started after a vessel overturned near Canoe Bay

Local Notes: Richard Howley, Dooneen, Enniscrone, presented with the International Riders Award - Community - Vimarsana News

Local Notes: Richard Howley, Dooneen, Enniscrone, presented with the International Riders Award - Community

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Nearly €200,000 available for Wicklow community groups, with significant amount ringfenced for women's groups - Vimarsana News

Nearly €200,000 available for Wicklow community groups, with significant amount ringfenced for women's groups

Wicklow County Council is encouraging applications for funding under the Local Enhancement Programme for 2024, which will provide capital support for small community groups and organisations, particularly those that serve disadvantaged rural and urban areas.

Local Enhancement Programme 2024 Now Accepting Applications - Vimarsana News

Local Enhancement Programme 2024 Now Accepting Applications

Local Enhancement Programme 2024 Now Accepting Applications 

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Sligo County Council unable to provide venues for expanding Women's Sheds groups - Vimarsana News

Sligo County Council unable to provide venues for expanding Women's Sheds groups

Sligo County Councillor Thomas Healy has welcomed the announcement of €23,665.44 ring fenced funding for the support and development of Women’s Sheds in Sligo, while calling on the Sligo County Council to expand the criteria for applying for this funding. He also expressed concerns about most of the women’s groups not having registered premises and are unable to apply for certain funding.