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Letterkenny Community Centre CLG Craic le Chéile is among the seven Donegal projects allocated funding
A total of €170,639 has been allocated to seven Donegal community-based projects under the 2025 Integration Fund.
The Fund helps enable community organisations across Ireland to play a greater role in promoting the integration of migrants.
The largest allocation for a Donegal project went to the Donegal Intercultural Platform, CLG Pathways to Inclusion, which received €76,000.
The other six local projects are: Letterkenny Community Centre CLG Craic le Chéile, €39,000. The Exchange Inishowen CLG, Connect and Engage, €15,700. Donegal Youth Services CLG, Bridging the Gap €9,939. Dunfanaghy Family Resource Centre Dunfanaghy FRC - Stepping stones project, €10,000. The Forge Family Resource Centre Pettigo CLG, Rural Community Integration, €10,000. Tir Boghaine Community and Family Support, Integration through art and craft, €10,000.
Welcoming the announcement, Donegal Minister of State for Sport and Postal Policy, Charlie McConalogue, said: “The Integration Fund combines the two funds previously known as the International Protection Integration Fund and the Communities Integration Fund. Since their inception, both funds have provided close to €10m in funding to over 1,000 projects across the country.”
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“We have many excellent community projects in Donegal, and I’m delighted that seven of them have been successful with their applications for funding on this occasion. This funding will help them continue the great work they do in their respective communities. Their efforts help bring people together and fosters a sense of community.”
Donegal TD Pat the Cope Gallagher has also welcomed the announcement.
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