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2017 Sports Capital Programme - Workshops on How to Make an Application

31 January 2017

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The Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport in partnership with Local Sports Partnerships is organising a series of workshops on How to make an application under the 2017 Sports Capital Programme.  For information on the seminars and to make a booking click on the links in the table below. 

Once you have made a booking you will receive a booking confirmation email and you should bring this with you to the event. 

Limerick- Monday 06/02/2017; Thomond Park Conference Centre; 7-9pm. To register click HERE 

Athlone- Tuesday 07/02/2017; AIT Main Building, Business Section; 7-9pm. To register click HERE

Dublin- Sold Out.

Cork- Friday 10/02/2017 Cork Constitution FC, Chruchyard Lane;7-9pm. To register click HERE

Sligo- Monday 13/02/2017 Sligo Regional Sports Centre Cleveragh 7-9pm. To register click HERE

Background

The Sports Capital Programme (SCP) is operated by the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport and provides grants to assist in the development or refurbishment of sports facilities and the provision of sports equipment.

The Programme aims to foster an integrated and planned approach to developing sports and physical recreation facilities throughout the country. In particular, its stated objectives are to:

Assist voluntary and community organisations, national governing bodies (NGBs) of sport, local authorities and Education and Training Boards and schools to develop high quality, accessible, safe, well-designed, sustainable facilities in appropriate locations and to provide appropriate equipment to help maximise participation in sport and physical recreation.
Prioritise the needs of disadvantaged areas in the provision of sports facilities.
Encourage the sharing of local, regional and national sports facilities by clubs, community organisations and national governing bodies of sport.

Grants are available to sports clubs, voluntary and community groups, national governing bodies of sport and local authorities.  Third level colleges, Education and Training Boards (ETBs) and schools may only apply for funding jointly with sports clubs or organisations.

All applications must be made online at www.sportscapitalprogramme.ie

The deadline for applications is 5pm on Friday 24 February

If you have not previously registered, your organisation must register on the website first and your organisation must have a Tax Registration Number from the Revenue Commissioners to register. The deadline for registration is 5pm on Friday 10th February.

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