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Our annual National Week of Volunteering is from the 15th – 20th May and the theme of this year’s week is the promotion of the work that the volunteer centres across Ireland do. For more information – Read More – Click on link –...

CHILDRENS PLAY POLICY FOR COUNTY MEATH Meath County Council is currently reviewing the Play Policy for County Meath. The aim is to improve the play environment for all children under 18 years of age within the county. The play policy is very important for everyone as it will...

The Local Youth Club Grant Scheme (LYCGS) supports volunteer-led youth club/group activities at a local level. The Scheme, which provides grant aid towards the costs of running clubs/groups, is part-funded by the proceeds of the National Lottery. Funding for the Scheme is...

The Town and Village Renewal Scheme 2017 has recently been launched by Minister for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, Heather Humphreys TD and Minister of State for Regional Economic Development, Michael Ring, TD. For 2017, there will be €20 million in...

Organise an event for the StreetFeast and join in the community spirit – For more information – Read More – StreetFeast2017Flyer

Meath Local Authorities and Solstice Arts Centre are holding a free family creative day to celebrate Cruinniú na Cásca on Easter Monday  – For more information – Read More – Free Family Creative Day Information – Timetable Cruinniú na Cásca Meath 2017...

For more information on grants that may be of interest to your group – Read More – Fundingpoint Local Access – Meath County Council Apr – May 2017

Meath County Council 2017 Pride of Place competition is now open. Applications are invited from Community Groups, Tidy Towns / Village Committees, Residents Associations and other organisations. In 2017 the competition includes the following categories: Towns & Villages Youth...

For more information on how your group can get involved – Read more – 100 Event Ideas for Heritage Week 2017 – 100 Moladh d’Imeachtaí 2017

For more information on getting involved in Gaelic for men over 40 -Read More –