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Co-operation Ireland gets up to £1m for grassroots funding project

Co-operation Ireland, Rural Action, and NICVA will run 'On the Radar: Pathways to Stronger Communities', a three-year project. It will provide intensive mentoring to 30 core organisations and training on securing funding for up to 500 groups. Baroness Ruth Anderson, a Northern Ireland Office minister, stated the three organisations would serve as a 'single front door' for the industry.

By BriefTea Editorial · 9 November 2026 at 5:31

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