Several Killarney clubs have benefited from the Kerry Recreation and Sports Partnership’s grants with a total of €207,565 approved to support 133 projects in the county.
Cllr Michael Cahill said the funding is hugely important to all of the clubs and organisations who, but for their volunteers who give freely of their time, would simply would not survive.
“These grants are just a small acknowledgement of the great work carried out by these clubs and especially all the volunteers,” said the Kerry Fianna Fáil general election candidate.
The local clubs and groups to benefit include:
- Ballyhar Dynamos FC: €1,000
- Beaufort Bowls Club: €1,000
- Beaufort GAA: €400
- Currow/Currans Community Games: €1,100
- Currow GAA: €2,000
- Dr Crokes GAA: €1,000
- Emerald Eagles FC Killarney: €800
- Firies GAA: €2,000
- Flesk Valley Rowing Club, Killarney: €1,800
- St Agatha’s GAA Club and Community Centre, Glenflesk: €1,900
- Gneeveguilla Basketball Club: €1,000
- KILCUMMIN LGFA: €900
- Killarney Camogie Club: €2,100
- Killarney Celtic FC: €1,900
- Killarney House Park Run: €800
- Killarney Legion GAA Club: €2,500
- Killarney Pickleball Club: €500
- Killarney Rugby Club: €1,700:
- Killarney Swimming Club: €1,800
- Killarney Valley AC: €2,200
- Listry GAA Club: €2,000
- Mastergeeha FC, Kilcummin: €1,000
- Muckross Rowing Club, Killarney: €900
- Rathmore GAA: €1,000
- Rathmore LGFA: €1,600
- Scartaglen GAA: €1,300
- Scartaglen Ladies Football Club: €1,300
- Spa GAA Club: €1,000
- St Paul,s Basketball Club, Killarney: €1,500
- Bridget’s Basketball Club, Currow: €1,200
- Killarney Cougars: €1,000
- Workmen’s Rowing Club, Killarney: €2,000
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