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Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys TD, and Minister of State, Joe O’Brien TD, have today (Friday, 27 January) announced the second tranche of successful applicants under the €10 million Community and Voluntary Energy Support Scheme (CVESS).
Under the initiative, some 238 organisations from across the community and voluntary sector will receive a one-off contribution towards their increased energy bills for 2022.
Payments will begin to issue to organisations immediately.
Locally groups to receive funding are:
Ballinamore Area Community Council CLG - €829
Kinlough Community Development Company CLG - €1,229
Tullaghan Development Association CLG - €416
Killargue Community Development Association - €484
Bornacoola Community Development Association - €915
Rowanberry Enterprises Company Limited By Guarantee - €1,527
Fenagh Development Company Company Limited By Guarantee - €2,011
The Organic Centre Company Limited By Guarantee - €1,690
St. Ronan's Hall Community Company, Roscommon - €868
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