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Leitrim Sports Partnership will hand over €34,650.68 to the sports clubs of the county under Sport Ireland's Club Resilience Fund as part of measures to help combat the effects of Covid-19.
Through this Club Resilience Fund scheme, Local Sports Partnerships were encouraged to operate a local scheme for small clubs and community groups similar to the national club scheme. The funds will be administered by the Leitrim Sports Partnership on behalf of Sport Ireland.
These schemes provide an additional mechanism to support community groups & clubs who may not be affiliated to a national organisation or recognised National Governing Body but provide a vital local service. The primary aim of the grants is to cover the costs associated with implementing Covid-19 hygiene and social distancing protocols.
There is a €1,500 limit on this grant scheme and only one application is accepted per club. The club grant scheme is designed and intended to support return to sporting activities only.
The full list of grant allocations for Leitrim clubs is as follows:
The news of the allocation was welcomed by Deputy Frank Feighan
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