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05 Sept 2025

Carlow meals service for the elderly receives Covid stability funding

Carlow meals service for the elderly receives Covid stability funding

Carlow meals service for the elderly receives Covid stability funding

A Carlow service offering meals to the elderly has received almost €25,000 in Covid stability funding. 

An added €2million investment in stability funding was announced today, which creates a total investment of €48.5million. 

St John's Caring Centre were offered the sum of 23,373, with sixty four other organisations receiving funds of between €2000 and €200,000. 

The funding, provided by the Department of Rural and Community Development, is in place for community and voluntary critical services that have operated during the Covid-19 pandemic. 

Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Michael McGrath TD, said the delivery of vital services by these groups has been "enormous". 

He said, "Covid-19 has brought challenges not just to communities, but to organisations that serve them and this funding is vital in order to stabilise the financial position of many of these groups."  

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