Tipperary County Council ask for public assistance with Ballaghveny Community Gain Fund

The Ballaghveny Community Gain Fund (CGF) was established by Tipperary County Council (TCC) with the intention of helping the communities neighbouring the landfill by supporting positive local initiatives and activities in the local community.

The funds are available to support projects that are aligned with local needs such as the purchase of equipment, building, refurbishment work, etc.

The projects will need to be proposed by the project group for the benefit of a broad section of the community.

It is important that the project group be satisfactorily constituted, not-for-profit, tax compliant, with membership being open and non-discriminatory.

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Only applications made through the online portal will be considered.

The Ballaghveny landfill Community Gain Fund 2025 will be open for applications of from 9am on Wednesday, June 4, until 5pm on Monday, July 21.

The funds are available to not-for-profit community and voluntary organisations for projects which are based within the ‘Area of Benefit’ in the vicinity of the landfill. These include, but are not limited to:

Registered charities
Community development groups
Tidy town committees
Sports clubs/organisations, recreation clubs
Parents association of primary schools or secondary schools, for extra-curricular community activities only
The CGFs are not available to individuals / organisations that are engaged in business or for profit community activities.

For more information, please visit the Tipperary County Council website here.

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