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Dozens of Donegal community groups benefit from €94,000 windfall

Some 64 community groups in Donegal are to benefit from €94,000 of funding from a leading energy developer. SSE Renewables is funding community groups including schools, sports clubs and community centres through its Meentycat Community Fund. The ...

10 Sept 2022 at 13:33

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Derry NWRC students awarded SSE Renewables Scholarships

Twenty-four students studying Higher Education courses at North West Regional College (NWRC) have been awarded scholarships from the 2022/23 SSE Renewables Scholarship Fund. The students who received this year’s bursaries, study a range of ...

18 Feb 2023 at 09:33

Weather conditions could delay full launch of world’s largest offshore wind farm

The full opening of the world’s largest offshore wind farm, off the north-east coast of England, could be delayed, the company behind it has said. SSE said that bad weather and delays in its supply chains could push the full operations of ...

08 Feb 2024 at 10:21

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Seven-turbine wind farm project begins to take shape

Another major wind farm project is beginning to take shape. Lenalea Wind Farm, situated between Stranorlar and Letterkenny, has just taken delivery of the first sections of a new seven-turbine wind farm project This took place earlier ...

28 May 2023 at 13:33

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Clonmany to host the Irish National Sheep Dog Trials

The Irish National Sheep Dog Trials will be taking place at Pollan Green (Show Grounds), Clonmany from August 22 to 24 by kind permission of Sean and Mary Doherty and with the support of SSE Renewables and Donegal County Council. The ...

20 Aug 2024 at 10:33

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Clonmany to host the Irish National Sheep Dog Trials

20 Aug 2024 at 10:33

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NWRC students receive prestigious SSE Renewables scholarships

Three students from County Derry studying at North West Regional college (NWRC) have received a prestigious SSE Renewables Scholarship to support them in their studies. Deborah Mullan, Tristian Whitney and Charlotte McKendry are ...

19 Feb 2025 at 11:33

Reform tells energy firms it would scrap their clean power subsidies

Reform UK has told Britain’s biggest wind and solar developers it would end their access to a clean energy subsidy scheme if it won power. Deputy leader Richard Tice has written to firms giving them “formal notice” that the ...

21 Jul 2025 at 16:09

Scotland

Massive offshore wind farm approved by Scottish Government

An offshore wind farm which developers say could be the world’s biggest has been approved by the Scottish Government. Berwick Bank – proposed to be built off the coast of East Lothian – aims to deliver 4.1 gigawatts (GW) ...

31 Jul 2025 at 13:58

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SSE Community Fund opens for Donegal groups near Meentycat and Culliagh wind farms

SSE Renewables has launched the 2025 Meentycat and Culliagh Community Benefit Fund for Donegal groups. Supported by Meentycat and Culliagh wind farms, the SSE Renewables fund aims to share the value of renewable energy ...

11 Aug 2025 at 18:33

Local News

Lenalea Community Benefit Fund distributes €30,000 to Donegal communities

A total of 14 local good causes in Donegal have benefited from a preliminary round of funding from the recently established Community Benefit Fund for Lenalea Wind Farm. In March this year, owners SSE and FuturEnergy ...

20 Sept 2025 at 15:33

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