IPB Pride of Place Awards
Pride of Place is an all-island competition that recognises improvements made by local communities to create civic pride in their area. The competition focus is about people coming together to shape, change and enjoy all that is good about their area.
Our Latest News
- Pride Of Place 2022 BrochureFebruary 8, 2023 - 12:16 pm
- Kilteevan, Co RoscommonJune 22, 2021 - 12:30 pm
- Terryglass, Co TipperaryJune 22, 2021 - 12:14 pm
Contact Us
IPB Pride of Place, Co-operation Ireland, Dublin
Carmichael House, 4-7 North Brunswick Street, Dublin 7, D07 RHA8
Phone: 01 819 7692
IPB Pride of Place, Co-operation Ireland, Belfast
Unit 4, Murray’s Exchange, 1-9 Linfield Road, Belfast, BT12 5DR
Tel: 028 9032 1462
Racecars And Boxing Stars
“An inspiration to other groups and the wider public.” What could have made The Cathaoirleach of Sligo County Council say this? Read on…
Kileely’s Hub Of Activity
Kileely Community Centre shows just how much a community centre can do for its people. From clubs to dining to dancing, they’ve got it all going on at Kileely!
Rediscovering New Ideas
The Rediscovery Centre in Ballymun pride themselves in leading change from waste to resource through Reuse, Redesign, Research and Education. Find out more…
Two Associations, One Cause!
Two organisations working together to improve their area and promote a safe living environment for residents.
Community Wellness, Empowerment, Leadership and Life Skills
The CWELL Programme stands for Community Wellness, Empowerment, Leadership and Life Skills. Developed by local community groups, community activists, and University of Limerick staff to meet the needs of people in St. Mary’s Community.
If You Go Down To the Woods Today…
This is the first year that the Tuamgraney Community Initiative has entered in the Pride of Place competition. A large crowd came out to meet the judges and walk the woodlands.
Transitioning Galway To A Cleaner Future
Project that aims to make Galway a low carbon sustainable city by 2030.
Stormy Seas But Smiles All Around
Judges visit to the seaside community of Magheroarty, Donegal.
“Proud of Our Past, Confident of Our Future”
Find out how an overenthusiastic council worker overstepped the mark!
Rainy Day But Sunny Attitudes In Ardee
Check out the derelict spaces of Co Louth that have been transformed through green fingers!
Sundial Shows Best Possible Light!
Did you know that the sundial in Blackrock Village, Co. Louth is the largest sundial in a public place in Ireland?
Marathons, Smoothies And Healthy Living Tips For Judges
The judges visit to St Clare’s Primary School, Harold’s Cross started with a ‘Run A Mile’ activity which the judges weren’t expected to take part in!