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An allocation of funding towards the Athlone Family Resource Centre (AFRC) is “long overdue, but welcome”, Cllr Aengus O’Rourke stated this week.

A total of nine Galway-based charities and community organisations have become the latest beneficiaries of ALDI’s Community Grants programme, with each receiving a grant from the ALDI store teams in County Galway.

Athlone Family Resource centre chairman Padraig Hegarty has called on all local elected representatives to use whatever influence and lobbying abilities they possess and back the proposal put forward by the Family Resource Centre (FRC) National Forum.

Athlone’s Grow mental health service completed their annual Yellow Walk in the environs of the Shannon Weir in recent times.

The relocated Athlone Family Resource Centre (AFRC) is now a more “dynamic and stronger” organisation, Cathaoirleach, Westmeath County Council, Cllr Aengus O’Rourke, stated this week.

The FRC for Erris campaign was brought to a successful conclusion on Tuesday October 25 last when Tusla CEO Bernard Gloster and Regional and Area Managers gave confirmation to the local steering committee that a family and community support service would be funded for the large rural community, in Northwest Mayo.

Having re-established itself in Athlone in recent months, Grow are now delighted to be able to announce a second support group for the community.

Two great events are scheduled to take place in Claremorris on this Saturday, June 11 - Family Fun day at Clare Lake /Mc Mahon park and Ukrainian Aid Appeal.

Nearly a decade in existence Merlin Woods has made a significant contribution to sport.

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