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Two Kilkenny GAA clubs have received a large cash injection under the 2024 Community Centre Investment Fund.
James Stephens and Lisdowney GAA Clubs received €92,954 and €71,000 respectively to upgrade their facilities.
Works at the James Stephens club will include rewiring and the installation of accessible toilets to bring their Larchfield clubrooms up to safety standards.
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Meanwhile, at the Lisdowney clubrooms, a new fire alarm, emergency lighting and the upgrade of toilet and kitchen facilities will be installed following the allocation.
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The funding follows an announcement from Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, Dara Calleary, of funding of over €1 million under the 2024 Community Centre Investment Fund to be spread across 12 community centres/organisations in County Kilkenny.
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