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Pat Carey answers your questions Watch the video of the Minister answering questions put to him by six of the people who submitted questions through the Fianna Fail website, email and via Twitter. We discussed the Government's drugs strategy, community development programmes, the future of the Irish language, and several other topics related to his Department.

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Minister Carey approves €30,000 in funding to raise... Today (28/07/10), Pat Carey T.D., Minister for Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs approved funding of €30,000 to nine community groups to support a public awareness initiative to promote the 17th October 2010 as the UN International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.  Community Groups will use this opportunity to further promote...

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Naphyrone being considered for control under the Misuse... Mr Pat Carey, T.D., Minister for Community, Equality & Gaeltacht Affairs, stated today that naphyrone and related substances are being considered for control under the Misuse of Drugs Act. This follows the introduction of such controls in the UK on 23rd July.  Minister Carey said: "A group of experts have been convened and they are...

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Carey determined that ‘every last cent’ of €425m The Minister of Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs, Pat Carey TD, held a special meeting today with groups from all over Ireland to discuss the operation and potential of the Rural Development Programme. Minister Carey convened the meeting in the Tipperary Institute in Thurles to discuss the best way of moving the Programme forward...

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Fógraíonn an tAire Ó Ciardha an dara tréimhse comhairliúcháin... D’fhógair an tAire Gnóthaí Pobail, Comhionannais agus Gaeltachta, Pádraig Ó Ciardha T.D., inniu (14/07/10) go bhfuil an dara tréimhse comhairliúcháin den athbhreithniú ar Chaighdeán Oifigiúil na Gaeilge oscailte.   Seo mar a labhair an tAire Ó Ciardha “Ba mhaith liom an deis seo a thapú lena chur in iúl don phobal go...

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Minister Pat Carey T.D., announces grants of over €138,000 for Older People

Category : Ballymun News, Government News

Pat Carey T.D., Minister at the Department of Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs, has announced funding of over €138,000 for a further 36 community and voluntary groups under the Scheme of Community Support for Older People. Over €1.4m has been approved under the Scheme this year with 351 groups receiving funds.

 Announcing the funding Minister Carey said:

 “I am delighted to say that this will bring to 4,500 the number of older people benefiting from the grant scheme this year.  The equipment funded will enable these older people to continue to live securely in their homes with confidence, independence and peace of mind”.

 The new Seniors Alert Scheme replaced the Scheme of Community Support for Older People on 24th May 2010.  The Department continues to process applications received under the CSOP prior to its closure.  

 The new Scheme provides grant support towards the cost of supplying and installing items of safety and security equipment, including personal monitored alert systems.  Grant support is provided through community, voluntary and not-for-profit organisations registered with the Department.  Grant support is available to persons who are aged 65 years or older, of limited means and living alone or with other eligible persons.

County/ Contae Group/ Grúpa Total Amount/ Méid Iomlán
Cavan/ An Cabhán Killeshandra Community Council Ltd €5,703.40
Cavan/ An Cabhán SVDP Bailieborough €820.03
Cork/ Corcaigh Baltimore Community Alert €951.25
Cork/ Corcaigh Clonakilty Neighbourhood Watch €4,787.40
Cork/ Corcaigh Innishannon Community Alert €693.20
Dublin/ Baile Átha Cliath Ballymun Partnership €4,779.00
Dublin/ Baile Átha Cliath Blanchardstown Carers Assoc €1,705.00
Dublin/ Baile Átha Cliath Rathgar Carers Association €3,700.00
Dublin/ Baile Átha Cliath Target €7,456.50
Galway/ Gaillimh Cregmore Community Alert €885.00
Galway/ Gaillimh Glinsk Community Alert €2,364.00
Galway/ Gaillimh Na Calaí CDP €4,809.35
Galway/ Gaillimh SVDP St Michaels Conference €3,163.00
Galway/ Gaillimh Turloughmore Community Alert €6,260.00
Kerry/ Ciarraí Listowel Community Alert €4,256.95
Kerry/ Ciarraí SVDP Killorglin €834.20
Kerry/ Ciarraí Waterville Community Alert €680.00
Kildare/ Cill Dara Celbridge Community Council €2,694.03
Longford/ An Longfort Drumlish Ballinamuck Community Alert €3,513.00
Longford/ An Longfort Newtownforbes Senior Citizens €6,613.85
Louth/ Lú Cooley Community Alert €3,660.32
Louth/ Lú Drogheda Senior Citizens Interest Group €4,352.00
Mayo/ Maigh Eo Comharchumann Forbartha Cill tSeandna €4,958.40
Meath/ An Mhí Third Age Foundation €6,300.00
Monaghan/ Muineachán Corduff Raferagh ARA €5,187.50
Monaghan/ Muineachán Doohamlet Day Care €7,183.75
Monaghan/ Muineachán Latton Social Services €2,075.00
Offaly/ Uíbh Fhailí North Offaly Community Development Network €8,186.24
Roscommon/ Ros Comáin SVDP Castlerea €1,380.00
Tipperary/ Tiobraid Árann Assumption Park & Glentara NW Roscrea €5,653.00
Tipperary/ Tiobraid Árann Tipperary Community Council €8,445.00
Waterford/ Port Láirge SVDP Kilrossanty & Fews Conference €1,668.40
Westmeath/ Iar Mhí Athlone Community Services Council €5,725.40
Westmeath/ Iar Mhí SVDP Athlone €5,094.00
Wexford/ Loch Garman Irish Countrywomens Association €1,164.00
Wexford/ Loch Garman Piercestown Murrintown ARA €300.00
    €138,002.17

 

The full list of beneficiaries and further information on the Seniors Alert Scheme is available on the Department’s website at www.pobail.ie.

Pat Carey answers your questions

Category : Ballymun News, Finglas News, Local News, Uncategorized

Watch the video of the Minister answering questions put to him by six of the people who submitted questions through the Fianna Fail website, email and via Twitter. We discussed the Government’s drugs strategy, community development programmes, the future of the Irish language, and several other topics related to his Department.