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Something good is stirring in the Northern Ghaeltacht! The Ionad Naomh Padraig cause is banding together the entire community and the Judges had a first hand experience of it.
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Accessability and Involvement. That’s what the Gold Star Initiative is all about. The judges enjoy seeing how Tipperary’s disabled community are well cared for.
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Kilberry Amenity Heritage Group in Meath played host to the judges on a sunny day in July. The Judges arrived to a warm welcome from the community, and with the sun high in the sky, they enjoyed a tour of Kilberry village. The tour consisted of local amenities such as: Village garden where local resident Ciara was […]
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Did you know that “Sliabh Sneacht” translates to “Snow Mountain” In Irish? Opened on 12 September 2014, it’s a testament to community strength and involvement.
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When you don’t have the facilities for your club or group, you make them! See how the residents of Killaloe banded together to make a safe and pleasant park for all.
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All it Takes is a Couple of Green Thumbs
/in Judges Visits /by ShopA small park can make a big difference! See how a small community changed their area around with some lush new greenery.
It’s All Uphill from Here…
/in Judges Visits /by ShopOn 8 August Judges paid a visit to Wicklow Uplands Council.
Building The Local Community
/in Judges Visits /by ShopSomething good is stirring in the Northern Ghaeltacht! The Ionad Naomh Padraig cause is banding together the entire community and the Judges had a first hand experience of it.
No Creak In Their Springs!
/in Judges Visits /by ShopJudges got out of their beds to view…more beds! Eco Mattress Recycling welcome them and show how they’ve added to the local and broader community.
Raising Disability Awareness with Ease in Cashel
/in Judges Visits /by ShopAccessability and Involvement. That’s what the Gold Star Initiative is all about. The judges enjoy seeing how Tipperary’s disabled community are well cared for.
Planting the Seeds For Future Generations
/in Judges Visits /by ShopHard work pays off! Judges pay a visit to Santry Community Gardens to get a look at how they’ve transformed a once barren plot.
Wicker Huts, Sunny Weather, and Music In The Air
/in Judges Visits /byKilberry Amenity Heritage Group in Meath played host to the judges on a sunny day in July. The Judges arrived to a warm welcome from the community, and with the sun high in the sky, they enjoyed a tour of Kilberry village. The tour consisted of local amenities such as: Village garden where local resident Ciara was […]
Giving While Living
/in Judges Visits /by ShopDid you know that “Sliabh Sneacht” translates to “Snow Mountain” In Irish? Opened on 12 September 2014, it’s a testament to community strength and involvement.
Supporting Local Enterprise
/in Judges Visits /by ShopSmall businesses fear no more the Ballybane Enterprise Centre Galway is here! A charity organisation that serves local enterprises.
Galway’s Strongest Team
/in Judges Visits /by ShopThink your arms hurt from bringing in the shopping? See the hard work Woodquay Rowing Club Galway puts into their training for our judges!
Team Spirit in Clarisford Park, Co. Clare
/in Judges Visits /by ShopWhen you don’t have the facilities for your club or group, you make them! See how the residents of Killaloe banded together to make a safe and pleasant park for all.
And the (Green) Oscar Goes to….
/in Judges Visits /by ShopFind out about the Cloughjordan Eco Village, a completely sustainable village in rural Tipperary: the first of its kind in Ireland.