Coordinated by the Linc Project in Belfast’s York Road, the Learning Through Engagement (LTE) Project aims to establish cross-community links between urban and rural women’s groups.
The International Fund for Ireland and the Department for Employment and Learning have jointly funded the £18 million e3 economic development building at Belfast Metropolitan College’s Springvale campus.
According to Kat Healy, Policy, Research and Evaluation Officer of the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland, tensions with both the Unionist and Nationalist areas taking part in the Communities in…
The Louth Leader Partnership, in association with local community organisations Le Chéile CDP and Áit na nDaoine CDP, were granted financial assistance in June 2010 to deliver a two-year project…
The 3 CAP Project is a two-year initiative aimed at strengthening connections and encouraging greater interaction between the three rural communities of Ballinaglera in County Leitrim and Boho and Killesher…
Although they are sited less than three miles apart, Ophir Rugby Club at Mallusk, just north of Belfast, and St Enda’s GAA Club from Newtownabbey’s Hightown Road area, had little…
The Wider Horizons Programme is the Fund’s longest running programme, its origins go back as far as 1986 and approximately 8,000 young people have benefited from the programme.
Newtownabbey Community Relations Forum, Barron Hall
Newtownabbey Community Relations Forum was offered financial assistance from the International Fund for Ireland in 2009 to refurbish its headquarters, the historic Barron Hall in Newtownabbey.
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