Latest News from the Ring of Gullion

DAERA Rural Social Economy Investment Scheme

Posted on: 26th November 2020

DAERA’s pilot Rural Social Economy Investment Scheme is open now for applications.

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ICYMI-Funding Opportunity for Community Groups

Posted on: 26th November 2020

On behalf of the Department for Communities (DfC), Co-operation Ireland in partnership with Rural Community Network announces the opening of the VCSE Covid Recovery Fund.

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The Shared History Fund

Posted on: 26th November 2020

The Shared History Fund is a New Decade, New Approach commitment and part of the Government’s plan to mark the centenary of Northern Ireland. The Government is making available £1 million to support the engagement of a wide range of arts, heritage, voluntary, community and other non-profit organisations with the history of the centenary of Northern Ireland.

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Sport NI is giving your club the opportunity for input into their Sport NI Draft Corporate Plan for 2020 to 2025.

Posted on: 26th November 2020

Sport NI value the views and opinions from everyone across Northern Ireland; sport plays a huge role in the lives of many, and has especially played a crucial role in communities across Northern Ireland during these disruptive and uncertain times with Covid-19. In this wave of consultation sessions, it’s time for the public to hear and voice their opinions on the Sport NI Draft Corporate Plan for 2020 to 2025.

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South Armagh Rural Project benefits from £500K of National Lottery funding

Posted on: 26th November 2020

The Rural Health Partnership based in the WALD Centre in Cullyhanna, have confirmed their application to The National Lottery Community Fund has been successful. Their proposal, focusing on the emotional and mental well being of the community across South Armagh has been awarded £500,000.

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Funding for Projects Connecting Communities in Northern Ireland with Local Heritage

Posted on: 26th November 2020

Grants are available for projects that deepen people’s engagement with heritage in the local environment and see it as a way of connecting people and place.

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New Funding to Support NI Heritage Sector- Heritage Recovery Fund

Posted on: 9th November 2020

Organisations and individuals working in Northern Ireland’s heritage sector are able to apply for funding to recover from the impact of the coronavirus/COVID-19 crisis.

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Stability and Renewal Funding for Arts and Cultural Organisations in Northern Ireland

Posted on: 9th November 2020

Organisations can apply for funding to help them respond to the immediate impacts of the COVID-19 crisis, including help with re-opening, adapting and stabilising their organisation in the long-term.

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National Lottery Grants for Heritage to Reopen for Smaller Grant Applications

Posted on: 9th November 2020

Applications open on 25 November for small to medium-sized grants to support heritage sector organisations across the UK with a focus on projects that emphasis organisational resilience and inclusion.

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#COVIDSafeSportPack Launch

Posted on: 6th October 2020

Sport NI, in partnership with the Department for Communities, has open the COVID Safe Sport Pack Programme for expressions of interest from eligible organisations to receive a pack.

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Sports Hardship Fund

Posted on: 6th October 2020

Sport NI in partnership with the Department for Communities are delighted to announce the re-opening of the Sports Hardship Fund; to further help sports clubs and other organisations delivering sporting activities, who are still experiencing financial hardship.

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