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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Minister for Rural Affair Michael Ring
Michael Ring, the Minister for Rural and Community Development, has confirmed that six Men’s Sheds and one Women’s Sheds have been allocated a total of €7,853 from his Department, in order to support the important work these groups provide for their communities.
The funding has been split between Dromard Men’s Shed (€1,122), Drumlish/Ballinamuck Men’s Shed (€1,122), Drumlish/Ballinamuck Women’s Shed (€1,122), Granard Men’s Shed (€1,122), Killoe Men’s Shed (€1,122), Longford Town Men’s Shed (€1,122) and North Longford Men’s Shed (€1,121).
This capital funding will enabled individual Men’s and Women’s Sheds to purchase equipment or to carry out minor works to improve their premises through the provision of small grants.
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