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I wish to advise you that there are two vacancies for Public Participation Network Representatives on the Local Community Development Committee in Meath in line with the agreed protocols for the committee. One vacancy exists for the community college and one for the social...

The Wheel’s SCOPE Project Participation & Planning SCOPE is a two year ERASMUS+ funded project that The Wheel is coordinating with partners from Ireland, Scotland, Finland, Latvia and Estonia. The project will run until September 2020. The SCOPE project is focused on...

Join Meath County Council for the launch of the Sustainable Energy Community partnership. View electric cars, meet local SEC communities and SEAI experts to start your own SEC journey.   The launch event also includes an opportunity for community groups to engage with the...

The Community Foundation for Ireland (communityfoundation.ie) have announced a new Environment & Nature Fund. The aim of of the €200k grant fund is for community groups to work with ecologists to develop a local biodiversity plan for their townland. Full details ar...

Closing date extension: The closing date for receipt of applications for the Peatlands Community Engagement Scheme has been extended to 4pm Friday 31 May.   The 2019 Peatlands Community Engagement Scheme was announced previously by Minister Josepha Madigan T.D. Minister for...

What’s happening in your estate? Lets meet, share & discuss Members of residents associations and community groups to meet and discuss your experiences in looking after estates and common green areas. When: Wednesday 19th June 2019 Time: 7pm to 9pm Where: Pillo Hotel,...

Come sign up for “Rendez-vous aux Jardins” 7-9 June 2019, a garden event organised across Europe. Rendez-vous aux Jardins is a festival to help people across Europe discover or rediscover more than 3 000 parks and private and public gardens over a weekend in June....

Hello Did you know that an average of 41 people a year die from fire and 6 from Carbon Monoxide poisoning, with many additional injuries. If you keep an eye on the national and local news you will see that many of these deaths happen in rural Ireland and where people are living...