Lough Ree Lanesborough Angling Hub
Introducing this year's Good Cause of the Year, Lough Ree Lanesborough Angling Hub. This inspirational organisation has changed peoples lives for the better within their Community. This amazing group truly are champions of inclusivity and are worthy winners of this year’s awards. Huge congratulations to all the amazing people involved in this community-based angling group.
National Lottery are so proud to support them.
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Established by a group of parents almost 20 years ago, this support group for families of children with autism is a heart-warming testament to the amazing things that can be achieved when a community pulls together. Â
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Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland
Protecting our native wildlife has never been more challenging, or more important, and the work the WRI do across Ireland to rehabilitate wildlife and promote its ongoing welfare is crucial for this and all future generations.
Lough Ree Lanesborough Angling Hub
In a thriving community, nobody is excluded or left behind. Many of the Good Causes we support excel at this, and none more so than Lough Ree Lanesborough Angling Hub, who went to extraordinary lengths, showed an amazing capacity for innovation and a real spirit of inclusiveness to make sure that all members of their community, able-bodied or not, could enjoy the wonderful recreation of lake angling.Â
Raphoe Community Sport Development
It is testament to the hard work and determination of the people in Raphoe Community Sports Development, that they have not only survived as a sports club without a home since 2013, but have actually thrived, fully deserving the place they now call home.
The Irish language is a fundamental part of our identity and heritage, and thanks to organisations like Gaelphobal Thamhlachta, it has fertile ground in which it can flourish, in the heart of the Tallaght community.Â
