Rethink Ireland launch 1.1 million community project fund

Jan 3, 2026 10:09

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Rethink Ireland launch 1.1 million community project fund — OSM PHOTO - 24/11/2025 - REPRO FREE for Editorial Use - Eilish Clarke, Turas Nua; Pádraic Vallely, Rethink Ireland; Sarah Parkes, The Parkes Family; Deirdre Mortell, Rethink Ireland; Mary Toomey, Executor of the Estate of Mary Coffey; Yvonne Frost, Luan Fund; Laura Long, Trustee Hospital Saturday Fund; Mary Toomey, Executor of the Estate of Mary Coffey; Jeffery McInerney, Turas Nua, and Jerry Buttimer TD, Minister of State at the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht and at the Department of Transport, pictured at the launch of Rethink Ireland’s Impact Fund 2025 on board A.K. Ilen at Kinsale Yacht Club Marina, Cork. Impact Fund 2025 is a €1.1 million initiative designed to support innovative, community-led projects across Munster and Wexford. A.K. Ilen is owned by Sailing Into Wellness, an awardee of Rethink Ireland’s Social Innovation Regeneration Fund. Learn more about Rethink Ireland at rethinkireland.ie . Picture: Michael O'Sullivan / OSM PHOTO

Rethink Ireland is urging Kerry community-led projects to apply for their share in a new €1.1 million fund.

The fund is to be distributed to organisations with a not-for-profit legal form that support the sustainable development of communities in Munster and Co.Wexford.

Successful projects will receive a multi-year cash grant worth up to €96,000.

Full Criteria and application details can be found on the Rethink Ireland website.

The deadline for submissions is January 16th.

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