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Atlantic Scuba Adventures from Carraroe, Co. Galway and Aran Goats Cheese from the Aran Islands have been chosen as two of the 10 winners of the Grants for Small Businesses awards, which will see the companies each receive a portion of the €100,000 bursary.

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.

Ecclesiastical Insurance Ireland and its parent company, the Benefact Group, are giving away a further €500,000 to support charity projects that have a lasting impact on communities, through the Movement for Good 2023 large grant awards.

Over 20 highly ambitious creative projects have been funded in Westmeath as part of the Creative Ireland Grants in 2023.

A grant of up to a maximum of €30,000 will be available for the refurbishment of vacant properties for occupation as a principal private residence.

Westmeath County Council is now inviting applications for the following Grants - Community Action Grant; Tidy Towns Grant and the Residents Associations Grant.

Remote work has presented myriad opportunities for rural and regional communities to grow and regenerate. With the support of an Irish social enterprise, communities across Ireland have been using remote employment as a tool to create social, economic and environmental impact locally.

Grant Thornton Ireland has launched the Irish Business Voice Programme 2022 with the support of business and industry groups across the country, building on the success of the inaugural programme in 2021, and aiming to equip Irish businesses with the supports and advice they need to continue growth into the future.

Grant Thornton Ireland has launched the Irish Business Voice Programme 2022 with the support of business and industry groups across the country, building on the success of the inaugural programme in 2021, and aiming to equip Irish businesses with the supports and advice they need to continue growth into the future.

A number of councillors have criticised the decision to only award An Taibhdhearc/Fibín €2,000 in the Galway City Council’s arts grants allocation.