Killarney

<h3>A number of Kerry groups are to see their community amenities enhanced with the announcement of over &euro;125,000 in CL&Aacute;R funding.</h3>
Under this round of funding, sports clubs, schools and community groups will receive grants of up to &euro;50,000 to develop a range of projects that will benefit people of all ages.
 Works will include astro turf pitches, community gyms, playgrounds, basketball and tennis courts, outdoor pool tables, outdoor cinemas, walkways, public toilets and car park facilities.
 The four successful projects are Duagh Sports and Leisure Complex which is receiving the biggest amount with &euro;50,000 for the expansion of the car park at the Duagh Sports and Leisure Complex.
 Kerry Parents and Friends, Valentia is receiving &euro;42,792 for the development of a sensory garden at Tigh an Oile&aacute;in, Valentia Island.
 Scoil Naisiunta on Fhaill Mhor (Foilmore NS) is receiving &euro;31,500 for the resurfacing and improvements to the car parking area.
 Kilflynn Community Together will get &euro;5,000 to develop the Kilflynn Nature Garden.
 &ldquo;I am delighted that four key community projects and organisations in Kerry are being supported through this tranche of CL&Aacute;R funding,&#8221; Minister Norma Foley said.
 &ldquo;This round of CL&Aacute;R investment will help to enhance and upgrade a range of vital outdoor community amenities, from car parks to sensory gardens, which greatly enrich and improve the local amenities in those areas.&rdquo;

Over €125,000 funding announced to enhance community groups

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