Cavan Community ENews 31.10.25
- Daniel Downey
- Oct 29
- 19 min read
Welcome to your weekly ENews. Our news is compiled weekly from our over 500 member groups, partner agencies and funders. The deadline for submitting to cavanppn@gmail.com is noon Wednesdays and we can only take community focused news. Please note that views/items contained within our ENews may not reflect the values/policies of CavanPPN.
Many Thanks, The CavanPPN Team (Aisling, Finian & Daniel). info@cavanppn.ie, CavanPPN, CCLD, Corlurgan, Cavan. H12 X9Y1
CONTENTS
FUNDING
1. FUNDING: Music Capital Scheme
2. FUNDING: Rural Action Awards Scheme
3. FUNDING: Baboro Go See Fund
4. FUNDING: Patagonia Enviro Grant 5. FUNDING: Community - Based CCTV Scheme
6. FUNDING: Communications Grant 7. FUNDING: Festival Investment Scheme 2026
8. FUNDING: ACORN Fund For Communities
9. FUNDING: Human Animal Interaction Benefits Research Grant
10. FUNDING: Natural Hero Awards
11. FUNDING: Local Bereavement Development Grant
TRAINING
12. TRAINING: Community Climate Leadership Training
13. TRAINING: FREE Community Training Courses for PPN Groups
14. TRAINING: Response to Self Harm in Yougn People
SURVEYS/CONSULTS 15. SURVEYS/CONSULTS: Health & Social Care Bill
16.SURVEYS/CONSULTS: Digital/ICT Training Requirements for Cavan Communities 17. SURVEYS/CONSULTS: Ireland Dog Census 2025 18. SURVEYS/CONSULTS: Ageing Workforce in Ireland 19. SURVEYS/CONSULTS: Results of National Drug Strategy Consult 20. SURVEYS/CONSULTS: Cavan Renewable Energy Survey 21. SURVEYS/CONSULTS: The Power to Change Survey for Communities 22. SURVEYS/CONSULTS: Consultation On Misinformation & Disinformation
EVENTS & OTHER NEWS
23. Africa History Month
24. Cavan One Act Drama Festival 25. Virginia Food & Craft Fair 26. Attention Cavan Vendors & Performers 27- Social Justice Ireland Budget Breakdown 28- Border Region Mental Health Supports 29- Join the Irish Wildlife Trust 30- Barriers to PPNs Webinar 31- Your Community, Your Services Cavan Event 32- Literacy & Inequality in Ireland 33- Local Libraries Empowering Communities 34- Cavan Community Meeting About Forestry Impacts
35-ALONE Newsletter 36- Alice in Winterland Show
37- Ballyhaise Afterschool Supports
38- Cavan Beekeepers Honey Show & Craft Fair
FUNDING
Music Capital Scheme
Mel from Music Network here, I hope you are well.
I am writing to let you know about the launch of the Music Capital Scheme 2025 which may be of interest to some of the organisations in your networks.
The scheme supports funding for the purchase of musical instruments and selected items of equipment to individual professional performing musicians and non-professional groups across the country. A total of €1,040,000 in funding is available through the following three awards which are now open for applications:
Music Capital Scheme Award 1 supports the purchase of musical instruments by non-professional performing groups
Music Capital Scheme Award 2 supports the purchase of musical instruments by individual established professional performing musicians
Music Capital Scheme Award 3 supports the purchase of musical instruments by individual emerging professional performing musicians
The Scheme is now open for applications and the deadline for applications is 2pm, Thursday 27 November 2025.
You can find further details of the scheme on the Music Network website at https://www.musicnetwork.ie/whats-on/music-capital-scheme
This is our biggest award fund to date and we would really appreciate it if you could help us to spread the word far and wide by sharing the information with any relevant contacts and through your social media. Our social media pack is available on Dropbox here and includes graphics for the different social media platforms and some sample social media post text, which you may find helpful. Download our social media pack here. If you have any issues accessing Dropbox just let me know and I’ll arrange to get the information to you another way.
We will also be providing an extensive range of applicant supports to both organisations and individuals, with a particular focus on supporting first time and previously unsuccessful applicants. These include two online Information Sessions on 28 October, seminars on key topics including recording creation, artistic planning, and application writing skills, along with a limited number of one-to-one consultation sessions with each seminar presenter. All supports are provided free of charge to applicants, and you can find out more about them at https://www.musicnetwork.ie/whats-on/music-capital-scheme-applicant-support-sessions
2. Parent Peer Support Fund For the 4th year running, the Rural Action Awards Scheme 2025/26 is currently open for applications and will randomly select 4 successful recipients after the current closing date of 20 November 2025.
The Awards offer rural community-based organisations in Northern Ireland or the border region of Ireland the opportunity to apply for and secure £1000 or €1000 towards their volunteer led community action project.
Deadline: 20 Nov
Find out more here
3. The Baboro Go See Fund
Baboró Go See Fund
Baboró is delighted to offer a small Go See Fund to support artists and creatives to travel within Ireland to see work for children. The fund is designed for those who make or wish to make work for children and are looking for inspiration, new approaches to presentation, etc.
To ensure this small fund can benefit as many individuals as possible, it will support the cost of event tickets and travel within the island of Ireland only, up to a maximum of €100 per application.
Deadline: ongoing
4. Patagonia Enviro Grants
Patagonia Environmental Grants
Patagonia supports environmental organisations with bold, direct-action agendas and a commitment to long-term change.
They support innovative work that addresses the root causes of the environmental crisis and seeks to protect both the environment and affected communities.
Deadline: Various
More info: https://eu.patagonia.com/ie/en/how-we-fund/
5. Community -Based CCTV Scheme
Community-based CCTV Grant Aid Scheme
The community-based CCTV grant aid scheme supports communities and local authorities who wish to install and maintain CCTV security systems in their area to increase public safety and to deter illegal or anti-social behaviour.
The maximum grant available for each CCTV system is €45,000.
Applicants to the scheme can include not-for-profit organisations within the community, as well as relevant statutory or voluntary organisations. For example, applicants may include:
area partnerships
community development projects
family resource centres
local authorities
community enterprises
Applications are also welcome from groups such as a not-for-profit consortium of private and community interests which has come together to formulate an application.
Deadline: Ongoing
6. Communications Grant
Hi CavanPPN Members
I hope you are well. I just wanted to get in touch in case you haven’t come across our Circular.ie Communications Grant scheme. These grants are designed to support community groups, social enterprises, and local initiatives to raise awareness of circular activities in communities.
The goal is to help organisations share their stories, highlight circular alternatives, and inspire wider community participation.
You can find more details here €100,000 in Communications Grants
7. Festival Investment Scheme
Festivals Investment Scheme 2026 – Round 2 - 20th Nov
The Festivals Investment Scheme supports small-to-mid-scale festivals to deliver high-quality arts experiences for audiences. It focuses on programmes engaged with, and relevant to, local communities or communities of interest.
There are 3 bands under which to apply:
Band A – for awards up to €10,000
Band B – for awards of €10,001–€25,000
Band C – for awards of €25,001–€45,000
Round 2 is open to organisations resident in the Republic of Ireland promoting festivals with a clear artistic purpose and which commence between 1 July and 31 December 2026. An organisation may make only one application under the Festivals Investment Scheme in a year (i.e. one application in one band per calendar year).
Deadline: 5.30pm Thursday 20th November 2025
8- ACORN Fund For Communities
The ‘Acorn Fund' for Emerging Communities
We know that smaller community groups in underserved areas sometimes need that extra bit of support to get started or grow their impact. That's why we're launching our pilot Acorn Fund to help small community initiatives flourish.
The Acorn Fund provides:
Enhanced affordability at just 5% (compared to our standard rates)
Community-sized support from €5,000 to €15,000
Term loans up to 5 years and bridging loans up to 24 months
Dedicated guidance including application assistance and development planning
No arrangement fees and no personal guarantees required
No early repayment fees or penalties
This €250,000 pilot fund is specifically designed to reach groups that might not have considered support before, helping small acorns grow into mighty community assets.
The fund is open for applications for a 12-month period and designed specifically for new and emerging community organisations working in underserved areas.
📧 Email: info@clanncredo.ie 📞 Phone: (01) 400 2100
9- Animal-Human Interaction Benefits Research Grant
Addressing Evidence-Based Health Benefits of Human-Animal Interaction - 26th Feb 2026
The Human Animal Bond Research Institute (HABRI) is issuing a call for research proposals from institutions and organizations across the globe to investigate the health outcomes of pet ownership and/or animal-assisted interventions (AAI), both for the people and the animals involved. Proposals should have a strong theoretical framework and focus on innovative approaches to studying the positive effects of companion animals on human health.
HABRI is interested in funding a wide range of studies focused on the human-animal bond.
Deadline: 26th February 2026
More info: https://habri.org/grants/funding-opportunities/rfp-addressing-evidence-based-health-benefits-of-hai
10- Nature HEro Awards
Nature Hero Awards - 29th May 2026
The Nature Hero Awards™ are Ireland’s largest outdoor learning awards across the education sector. It is a mark of excellence for a school recognising exceptional work by young people & teachers to help nature.
The aim is to create an educational space that nurtures a love of nature, develops a knowledge of our biodiversity & encourages action to help it locally. It covers many topics from nature conservation to school gardening, eco-literacy to wellbeing. While it is mainly an award of participation, there's also some great prizes to be won too! It is open to pre, primary & secondary schools within the Republic of Ireland.
Deadline: 29th May 2026
11- Local Bereavement Development Grant
Local Bereavement Development Grant - 28th Nov
The Irish Hospice Foundation's 2025 Local Bereavement Development Grant is open for applications. It is a one-off award for groups of six or more organisations within a geographical area that offer bereavement support. The grant encourages and supports collaborative efforts in local bereavement care development.
A webinar on Tuesday 4th November will explain what the Local Bereavement Network Grant is, and outline some examples of projects. Click here to register https://hospicefoundation.ie/our-supports-services/bereavement-loss-hub/bereavement-support/bereavement-events/
Deadline: 5pm Friday 28th November 2025
TRAINING
12- Community Climate Leadership Training
13- Free Community Training For CavanPPN members Cavan PPN currently has a number of training courses available to our member groups.
They are available FREE OF CHARGE for member groups.
All the courses are online and places are provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
Examples include:
A-Z of Data Protection – Becoming & Remaining Compliant with GDPR
Finance for Non-Financial Managers
Making the News - create news releases and interview/feature pitches with a strong news hook to help secure media attention.
… and more!
(Please note: you must be part of a member group of Cavan PPN to avail of these training courses).
For more information, and to register, please click on the link below: Events | Cavan PPN | Public Participation Network
14- Responding to Self Harm in Young People
Please see details on a half day workshop on Responding to Self-Harm in Young People. This Workshop is aimed at Frontline Staff who are working with those at risk of Self-Harm and will take place on Thursday 13th November from 9.30 am – 12.30 pm in the Regional Education Centre, St Brigid’s Hospital, Ardee. This workshop has been prepared by staff from Pieta and the Resources Officers for Suicide Prevention in the North East.
Click the following Link to book a place: Self-Harm in Young People Workshop
SURVEYS/CONSULTATIONS
15- Have Your Say On Health & Social Care Bill
Minister for Health, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill T.D., has today launched a public consultation on the proportionality of proposed legislative amendments by the Regulated Professions (Health and Social Care) (Amendment) Bill. This Bill includes amendments to a number of Acts which underpin the regulation of health and social care professionals, medical practitioners, nurses, midwives and pharmacy owners.
The Proportionality Test Directive (EU) 2018/958, which became part of Irish law in 2022, asks governments to make sure that any new or updated rules for regulated professions are fair, reasonable, and not overly restrictive. This consultation is about getting feedback on whether the proposed changes meet those standards.
Within this public consultation, one of the key proposed changes aims to enhance the efficiency of fitness to practise processes within both the Medical Council and the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI). These improvements will help ensure robust protection of the public, while enabling complaints to be investigated and resolved in a more timely and effective manner.
In addition, to support the expansion of the role of Health and Social Care Professionals in specific clinical areas in the future, the amendments will enable CORU’s registration boards to set standards for and approve post-registration training programmes linked to specific activities that are considered to carry particular risks to the public—such as referring for x-rays. Registrants who hold the additional competencies to perform such activities may apply to have this highlighted on their registration so that the public are aware of the competence of the practitioner to perform the activity.
The Bill also proposes several other operational, technical and consequential amendments aimed at improving the overall efficiency of the legislation.
Information on the public consultation, including how to take part, is available here.
16 - Digital/ICT Training Requirements Survey For Cavan Communities
Please find attached a short survey compiled by Cavan County Council relating to DS3
Project which is supported by the PEACEPLUS Programme and managed by the Special EU
Programmes Body.
The purpose of this survey is to identify Digital /ICT training requirements in our rural
business communities (SME’s and Micro’s) and civic society (community and voluntary
organisations). We will use the feedback provided to us to develop and deliver skills,
training, and mentoring in areas of need identified in this survey so your feedback is
important to us.
If you would like any additional information regarding the DS3 Project, please contact-
Caroline Brady: cbrady@cavancoco.ie
You can access the survey by clicking the link below:
digital-skills-development-businesses-and-communities
17- Ireland's Dog Census
Ireland’s Dog Census is back for 2025 – and it’s bigger and better than ever!
We’ve got more dogs for you to meet, more questions for you to ponder, and more ways for you to help make life better for Ireland’s vulnerable canines.
Dog owners and lovers across the country really pulled out all the stops in last year’s Census, but there are still so many furry, four-legged friends who need our help.
Whether you own a dog or not, your answers, thoughts and opinions can help us provide better care for every dog in need. So… let’s get started!
18- Ageing Workforce in Ireland Survey
Please find enclosed a short survey complied by Age Friendly Ireland. The purpose of this survey is to gather a deeper understanding of the diverse perspective and needs of older workers in our current workforce.
As we all know, Ireland is facing the significant challenge of a rapidly ageing population. The data collected from this survey will be instrumental in ensuring that our workforce is prepared to support and retain employees of all ages.
You can access the survey here https://forms.office.com/e/9SBiKma0Gu
19- Result of National Drug Strategy Consult
Minister for Public Health, Wellbeing and the National Drugs Strategy publishes report of consultations to inform the development of the successor national drugs strategy
The Minister for Public Health, Wellbeing and the National Drugs Strategy, Jennifer Murnane O’Connor TD today published a summary report of stakeholder consultations which will inform the development of the next national drugs strategy.
The series of in-person and online consultations involved 241 people including members of the national drugs strategy’s National Oversight Committee and Strategic Implementation Groups, the Drug and Alcohol Task Forces, Health Service Executive (HSE) Addiction Managers, individuals and families with lived and living experience, civil society representatives and service providers, along with prevention and education stakeholders.
These consultations were designed to identify learnings from the current national drugs strategy and to collect insights to help shape the successor strategy, ensuring that it is reflective of and responsive to the needs of those with direct and indirect experience of problematic drug and alcohol use.
The consultation report will inform the work of the Steering Group overseeing the development of the successor national drugs strategy, and the associated Reference Group. Minister Murnane O’Connor expects to consider a draft of the successor national drugs strategy by the end of 2025 and to publish the strategy early in 2026 subject to Government approval.
The consultation report, prepared by independent facilitators, complements the recommendations of the Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use and the separate independent evaluation of the existing national drugs strategy.
20- Cavan Renewable Energy Survey
In line with our national obligations and commitments laid out in the Cavan County Development Plan 2022-2028 and the Cavan Local Climate Action Plan, Cavan County Council has procured consultants Arup to develop a County Renewable Energy Strategy.
The Cavan County Renewable Energy Strategy will be a key component of future governance decisions and policy development in County Cavan and will sit within a broader economic and community development plan. The Strategy aims to identify the potential of renewable energy sources and explore the opportunities and constraints of these sources across a range of socio-economic, environmental, and political considerations. The opportunities and constraints will be presented alongside a series of GIS maps and baseline graphs. The Strategy will also include renewable energy generation targets for County Cavan.
The project team would like to invite members of the public to complete a short survey to help inform the Renewable Energy Strategy for County Cavan: Link to Renewable Energy Strategy Survey
21- Power to Change Survey
As part of the Power to Change project led by Atlantic Technological University in partnership with the Sligo Public Participation Network, they are collecting input from community groups across Ireland.
Please take this 15 minute survey to help gather evidence of the constraints community groups face both in taking action for climate and in your general work.
Survey here: www.surveymonkey.com/r/NHFCGGT
Please also share with other groups you know. Ultimately the Power to Change project has been about actively supporting groups to undertake climate actions. However there are barriers to groups undertaking climate action, as well as challenges that community organisations face in general. In order to help groups overcome these challenges we need to gather evidence. This means hearing from you!
The data generated will be used as part of Power to Change to demonstrate to government evidence that they need to provide supports to this sector and that they need to listen to community organisations and respond to their needs in terms of the changes they make, if they want the sector to engage in climate action.
If you would like to read more about the Power to Change project you can do so here: https://www.sligoppn.com/power-to-change/
22- Consultation On Misinformation & Disinformation
We’d like to invite you to take part in a short survey (5–10 minutes) being carried out by researchers at Dublin City University.
The study looks at how false or misleading information (misinformation and disinformation) is affecting Ireland’s voluntary and community sector - especially charities and organisations working on issues such as gender, race, and migration.
The survey covers:
What kinds of false stories or harmful narratives are targeting the sector
How these impact organisations’ ability to do their work
What supports or resources could help groups respond more effectively.
All responses will be anonymous. The findings will be published in a report early next year to highlight the impact of misinformation on our sector.
Please complete the survey here.
Thank you for your time and input.
EVENTS & OTHER NEWS
23- Africa History Month
24- Cavan One Act Drama Festival
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25- Virginia Food & Craft Fair
26- Attention Cavan Vendors & prformers
Attention to All Cavan Vendors and Performers!
We are searching for Cavan-based vendors who may not have reached us through our email application process. Your interest is highly valued, and we want to ensure we do not miss anyone who's eager to join us!
Interested? Fill out our expression of interest form'
Visit our website www.cottagemarketcavan.ie or Instagram page @thecottagemarketcavan for further information
27- Social Justice Ireland Budget Analysis
Following the announcement of Budget 2026, Social Justice Ireland produced a comprehensive analysis of the Budget covering taxation, welfare, education, housing and more.
You can access our analysis and critique of Budget 2026 here: https://www.socialjustice.ie/publication/budget-2026-analysis-and-critique.
Kind regards,
John McGeady
CEO
Social Justice Ireland
1-3 Burton Hall Road, Sandyford, Dublin, D18 A094, Ireland.
Tel: + 353 (0) 1 290 3597 Web: www.socialjustice.ie
28- Border Region Mental Health Supports
Right Support Right Time is a new cross-border, European-funded mental health and wellbeing service designed to help people find the right support that works for them, at the right time, in the right way.
We know that life can be overwhelming at times. Things like money worries, housing problems, health issues, grief, loneliness, or family stress can all affect our wellbeing.
That’s where Right Support Right Time comes in.
We focus on the everyday issues that can lead to poor mental health and help people take positive steps forward. We know that everyone’s experience is different, and so is the type of support that works best. That’s why Right Support Right Time offers a range of support programmes, so you can find the approach that feels right for you.
Some people benefit most from a listening ear and some space to talk things through. Others may want help to take practical steps, learn new skills, or understand their rights. Whatever the need, we’ll work together to figure out what support will make the most difference.
We are offering FREE mental health & wellbeing group sessions
These 2 hour, in-person workshops aim to promote wellbeing, help build resilience and raise awareness of other support though the RSRT programme. Here are some options below:
· Mental Health Awareness
· Food & Mood
· The Importance of Sleep
· Alcohol and Other Drugs
· An Introduction to Self-Care
· Managing Stress & Anxiety
· Mental Health in Older Age
· Peer Support
· Mental Health & Menopause
Who is Right Support Right Time for?
The service is open to anyone aged 16 years and over, living in Northern Ireland and the border counties of Ireland, as well as families.
We’re especially focused on supporting people who are most likely to experience poor mental health and least likely to access support.
The website is www.inspirewellbeing.org/RSRT.
If you could ask the groups to respond to j.groves@inspirewellbeing.org if interested or want more information.
29- Join The Irish Wildlife Trust Membership
The autumn edition of our award-winning magazine Irish Wildlife has been posted to all members. If you haven’t become a member yet, sign up and receive a Welcome Pack including the current issue. The magazine is themed on the three interconnected pillars of our work at IWT: Connection with Nature, Hope through Action, and Rewilding in Ireland.
Junior and Family Members receive our Badger Club magazine, featuring fun facts, games, and a competition. The autumn edition is all about Jellyfish found in Irish waters.
30- Barriers to Involvement in PPNs Webinar
Dear PPN Staff,
As you will be aware, on foot of a recommendation in the PPN Structural Review report, S3 Solutions was commissioned by the Department to undertake research to explore ‘Barriers to Involvement in PPNs’.
PPNs, their individual member groups and others in the wider PPN community participated in the research, and we would like to thank everyone for your valuable contributions.
We are pleased to advise that the final ‘Barriers to Involvement in PPNs’ report has been published, together with an ‘Easy-Read’ version for greater accessibility. Both documents are available on the PPN landing page in link here.
We are also pleased to invite you, the secretariat and member groups to an upcoming webinar on the research, where the report will be presented by the lead researcher, Eamonn Seydak, of S3 Solutions. Eamonn will present on the findings of the research and will be taking questions afterwards.
Webinar details are as follows:
Date: 12th November 2025
Time: 18.00 hours to 19:00 hours
MS Teams Webinar Registration Link: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/932c213a-c289-42ec-bf45-f5b5cc3e54b7@cffd37b1-d416-411b-938d-3d3a61c6be29
31- Your Community, Your Services
We are delighted to invite your organisation to take part in “Your Community, Your Services”, a whole community event showcasing the wide range of supports and services available across County Cavan.
Date: Tuesday November 18th
Time: 11.00am – 13.00pm
Venue: Johnston Central Library, Cavan.
This event will give your service the opportunity to:
Promote your work and raise awareness of the supports you provide
Connect directly with members of the public and other organisations
Build stronger community links and networks
Hear first-hand from service users about their needs and the gaps in information and access they experience
The fair brings together community, voluntary, and statutory organisations in one space, creating a valuable opportunity for collaboration and connection.
We are so appreciative for your participation and help to make information more accessible for everyone in our community.
Included here is a poster for the event and would be grateful if you could display this in your service, distribute to service users, advertise via your social media channels.
We extend our thanks to all services for their collaboration on this event:
32- Literacy & Inequality in Irland
The first webinar in our Literacy opens doors series, Adult literacy and addressing inequality in Ireland, takes place on Friday 7 November, 10am - 11am.
In this webinar Aoife Crawford, our Research and Policy Officer, will present research on adult learning and literacy in Ireland. You can find out more about the research from our new fact sheets linked below.
You will also hear from Pavee Point about the importance of using a literacy friendly approach when working with adults in marginalised communities.
For more information, contact Derv in NALA at dryan@nala.ie or on 01 255 1868.
33- Libraries Foster Lifelong Learning & Empower Communities
The Vital Role of Libraries in Empowering Communities and Fostering Lifelong Learning
Libraries provide an important social and educational role in Ireland, with over 53.6 million visits between 2018 and mid 2023 by 765,000 registered members, 76 million items issued across 330 branch libraries and 23 mobile libraries (including one cross border service). Operated by Local Authorities, they play an increasingly vital role in ensuring equality of access to information, reading and learning material.
34- Community Meeting About Forestry Impacts
35- ALONE Newsletter
13/10/2025
Dear CavanPPN
We’re delighted to share the latest edition of ALONE Network News, bringing you updates from across our partnership network.
You are receiving this newsletter as we value our relationship with you as part of a service collective that works hard to help older people age at home.
This communication serves to build a stronger community where sharing of resources, ideas and learnings can make the process of ageing at home in Ireland improve every day.
Also with a stronger community of partner organisations we can create greater change in the areas that we all work in and for the older people that we work with.
We very much want to engage in a two way conversation with all partners and interested parties, that will offer us all endless opportunities for learning, innovating, growth and campaigning together.
Please enjoy the latest edition of our Partnership Newsletter
36- FASN Run
We’re staging Alice in Winterland: a family Christmas show at Drumavaddy Hall (5th–7th Dec). It’s a lively, modern perfirmace packed with sungung, dancing, fun, and familiar hits. We’re inviting local businesses to sponsor with funds going towards advertising, venue hire, costumes, props, and production. Sponsorship can be any amount. All donations welcome.
Sponsors will be featured in our programme, on social media, and acknowledged during the shows.
It’s a great way to support local creativity and keep family entertainment and spending right here in our community instead of going elsewhere.
If you’d like to come on board, you can write a cheque or make a bank transfer to Pothole Productions Cavan — I can share the details.
Please see the poster attached for more about the event. We are also on all social media platforms.
Thanks for helping make this local production something special for Cavan families!
Best,
Vanessa Galligan
086-7333328
37- Ballyhaise Afterschool Supports
38- Cavan Beekeepers Honey Show
Honey Show Rules & Entry Form
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