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06 Sept 2025
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Thousands of euro have been allocated to be split between 27 Tipperary clubs and organisations.
Fianna Fáil councillor, Imelda Goldsboro, announces funding from Carrick-on-Suir Municipal District for the following groups in Ballingarry Parish & District.
Ballingarry Albion FC €900; Ballingarry GAA €800; Ballingarry Camogie €800; Ballingarry Parish Field €800; Ballingarry Community Café €500; Ballingarry Community Centre €500; Ballingarry Tidy Towns €800; Ballingarry History Group €500; Slieveardagh Mining Book Committee €500; Slieveardagh Mining Group €500.
Also included are; Slieveardagh Rural Dev €800; Old School Centre €765; Ballynonty Community Group €800; Mullinahone Gaa €1,000; Cloneen Sports & Social Club €800; Fethard J Park Run €1,000; Fethard Community Sport CLG €800; Fethard Tennis €1,000; Fethard Tidy Towns €800.
In addition; Galteemore Kickboxing €800; Glengoole Millennium €900; Glengoole Tidy Towns €800; Moyglass Tidy Towns €800; Mullinahone Tidy Towns €800; The Spout Maintenance €600; Mullinahone FC €1,000; Ard Alainn Residents €1,000.
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