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Under its “Technology for Tots” project – responding to the Covid pandemic and a natural evolution of the Group’s previous investment in IT for pre-school children – …

Operating in a deprived rural area, Killen Rangers FC relies on volunteers to run their youth programme and manage their older age group (15-30 years) competing …

Founded in 1971, so celebrating their 50th anniversary this year, Killymoon Rangers FC has achieved a fair degree of success on the pitch and played in …

Established in 1975, North Fermanagh CC continues to provide opportunities for boys, girls, men and women to use cricket – and indeed all sport – …

As a community sports club, Priorians Hockey Club is reliant on the support of its members and sponsors to ensure financial sustainability.  But, during the pandemic, …

A vibrant living church occupying the oldest, and arguably the most significant, ecclesiastic site in the city, St Augustine’s offers a mixture of both traditional and …

Founded in 1933, St Mary’s Faughanvale GAA has a membership of over 400 with 22 teams that play Gaelic Football, Ladies Gaelic Football, Camogie and Hurling …

Located in North Belfast, We Are Pangs offers a range of perinatal services to parents, both online and face to face.  Once restrictions are lifted, …

This Community Interest Company was established to reduce the amount of material going to landfill and – in the process of upcycling unwanted furniture, white …

One Goal. One Vision. The Omagh area has been a hotbed of sporting talent for decades, and Strule Utd FC was founded (following the untimely demise of …

Founded in 1968, Portstewart Football & Community Club has grown in numbers to now having over 150 playing members ranging from U-10s to Senior football.  …

to benefit communities and bring people together Founded by Thomas McStravick with the aim of bringing people together and providing opportunities through football, Playing for the Future (a non-profit Community …