DECLARATION OF SUPPORT FOR IRISH LOCAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES
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Catherine O'Neill
12 years ago
As an employee of Waterford Area Partnership Ltd for the past 17 years it is without doubt so important to retain Partnerships to deliver the LCDP as this is where the expertise is.
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donal lyons. secretary. brian dillons h&f club
12 years ago
this scheme is of great benfit to my club. we would like to see it continue on as is.leave well alone.
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Monica O'Brien Smith
12 years ago
I do wish to tender my support for Irish Local Development Companies. I do believe that each of us can make a difference when we work closely together to support our local communities and voluntary organisations.
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Shane Supple
12 years ago
On behalf of St Itas GAA club we wish to support Irish Development companies , they are vital to our rural community here in Gortroe.
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Paul Moriarty
12 years ago
Privitisation of public services - thin end of the wedge! When will it be too late to shout stop?
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Kieran O Sullivan
12 years ago
A great organizing, doing great work.
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kay egan
12 years ago
why if a proven track record of success within the community sector would the government try n change which more than likely would mean years of catch up to get to the level of support to groups and from groups, BIG MISTAKE
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Doirin Graham
12 years ago
Community led development in Ireland is the most highly regarded in Europe. The Minister's proposed changes will wipe out highly effective local organisations built in the last 20 years.
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teresa kelly
12 years ago
we need to hold onto these companies.
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William Morrell
12 years ago
Leave the work with those who do it best for the Community
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andrew ward
12 years ago
Europe is copying Ireland with CLLD and we are busy putting local development back 20 years.
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Catherine Connolly
12 years ago
Why would we as volunteers allow this to happen it takes any ownership and power from our hands!
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Alison Groves
12 years ago
crucial to keep local involvement
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John Davis
12 years ago
I support the campaign to maintain the Local Developemnt Companies and the principle of subsidiarity.
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Bernie Thorpe
12 years ago
It would be detrimental to Rural Development in Ireland, if those who have over a decades been delivering supports, assistance and grant aid to community groups, were excluded from this important role in the future.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
keep local development 'local'
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Martin Quinn
12 years ago
Show your support for South Tipperary Development Company and for all 50 existing companies.
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Gregori Meakin
12 years ago
This is about the removal of the right for communities to act in their own interest and instead channel all funding through central control. The local population has not gone away...
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John Paul Burke
12 years ago
If it's not broken, don't fix it!
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Breda Mitchell
12 years ago
Keep the experience built up by the LDC's in our communities
As an employee of Waterford Area Partnership Ltd for the past 17 years it is without doubt so important to retain Partnerships to deliver the LCDP as this is where the expertise is.
this scheme is of great benfit to my club. we would like to see it continue on as is.leave well alone.
I do wish to tender my support for Irish Local Development Companies. I do believe that each of us can make a difference when we work closely together to support our local communities and voluntary organisations.
On behalf of St Itas GAA club we wish to support Irish Development companies , they are vital to our rural community here in Gortroe.
Privitisation of public services - thin end of the wedge! When will it be too late to shout stop?
A great organizing, doing great work.
why if a proven track record of success within the community sector would the government try n change which more than likely would mean years of catch up to get to the level of support to groups and from groups, BIG MISTAKE
Community led development in Ireland is the most highly regarded in Europe. The Minister's proposed changes will wipe out highly effective local organisations built in the last 20 years.
we need to hold onto these companies.
Leave the work with those who do it best for the Community
Europe is copying Ireland with CLLD and we are busy putting local development back 20 years.
Why would we as volunteers allow this to happen it takes any ownership and power from our hands!
crucial to keep local involvement
I support the campaign to maintain the Local Developemnt Companies and the principle of subsidiarity.
It would be detrimental to Rural Development in Ireland, if those who have over a decades been delivering supports, assistance and grant aid to community groups, were excluded from this important role in the future.
keep local development 'local'
Show your support for South Tipperary Development Company and for all 50 existing companies.
This is about the removal of the right for communities to act in their own interest and instead channel all funding through central control. The local population has not gone away...
If it's not broken, don't fix it!
Keep the experience built up by the LDC's in our communities