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WEST Limerick Sports Complex CLG is one of 400 organisations nationwide that is to receive increased funding under the Community Services Programme (CSP).
A total of 55 CSP-supported organisations are set to move to a higher funding category to focus additional support on organisations with evident financial need.
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Ministers Dara Calleary and Jerry Buttimer also announced that there will be an open call for new organisations to join the programme in early 2026.
A further nine organisations are now set to join CSP, supporting employment for 11 full-time posts.
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