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Established in 1925, Enniskillen Rugby Football Club is proud to be open and inclusive to everyone in Fermanagh and is aware just how important the Club is …

Situated in the heart of the village, Dromore St Dympna’s GFC operates in one of the most highly deprived areas where local people face physical or financial …

Usually providing high quality, flexible and affordable childcare services for some 40 primary school children in the village (and despite offering to remain open throughout …

In existence for 50+ years, this cross community angling club caters for approx. 170 junior, adult and pensioner members and runs a large program of …

With an application pending to register with the Charity Commission NI, Armstrong Storytelling Trust aims to promote the art of storytelling; develop new storytellers; and preserve and …

Established in 2002 to promote the Glens of Antrim as a tourist destination and help support promotion of the Causeway Coastal Route, Antrim Glens Tourism applied for …

Establish in 1961 to provide young people in the local community and surrounding areas with top quality boxing opportunities, ASABC sought funding to replenish their sparring gloves – …

Intending to deliver an educational programme about health inequality of minority ethnic groups in local schools, youth organisations and community facilities and celebrate different cultures …

In response to the Covid-19 pandemic and its effects on local health care staff, members of the Portstewart Community Association together with a group of 19+ volunteers …

Portadown Tennis Club had applied for funding towards a tennis ball launcher for use within their coaching sessions and to enable them to provide a quality …

This local church applied for assistance with the costs of re-positioning a defibrillator from inside the church hall to a secure box on the outside …