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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Sallins
Kildare County Council has approved a total of €16,820 in grants for a number of groups in the Naas area.
This is the most recent round of grants and includes €2,500 for the Naas mens’ shed for a smart TV to be used for presentations, zoom calls and in house training.
Two grants totalling €4,500 went to Naas Tidy Towns most of which will be used to hire weed killing machinery.
Some €2,000 was directed towards a restoration project at a graveyard in Rathmore, which will also include mapping, photography and 3D imagery.
Energy efficient lighting will be provided at the community hall in Kilteel with a grant of €2,000.
Sallins GAA made two different requests for money and have received €2,550. Others to receive grants are the bowls club in Monread, Naas (€1,270) and the field day committee in Eadestown (€2,000).
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