Supplement To The Register Of Electors – Change Of Address Requests

Supplement To The Register Of Electors – Change Of Address Requests

If you applied to have your address changed on the Register of Electors (Voters List) and your old and new addresses are within County Monaghan, the change of address will not come into effect until 15th February, 2020.

Therefore, you must vote from your old address for the forthcoming General Election, 2020.

You can check your Elector Number and Polling Station online at www.checktheregister.ie or by contacting the Register of Electors Section of Monaghan County Council by telephone (047) 30551 or by email to register@monaghanococo.ie.

Notice for Electors with Physical Illness or Physical Disability

GENERAL ELECTION
SATURDAY 8 FEBRUARY 2020
Electors with Physical Illness or Physical Disability

Electors with a physical illness or physical disability, whose name is not on the postal or special voters list, and who may have difficulty gaining access to their local polling station may apply to have their vote transferred to a more accessible polling station in their constituency.

This facility is intended to assist voters who find access to their local polling station difficult because of the situation or design of the building.

In order to avail of the facility, an elector should apply to the returning officer for their constituency by Saturday 1 February 2020 at the latest.

A special application form is not necessary. If possible, electors should suggest an alternative polling station in the constituency which is both suitable and convenient to them.

Contact details for the returning officer for each constituency can be found at www.housing.gov.ie, or by calling Franchise section at LoCall: 1890-20-20-21 or 01-888-2424.

 

 

 

 

Carrickmacross St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2020

Carrickmacross St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2020

St. Patrick’s Day is coming upon us once again and we are now taking names of any organisations, businesses, bands etc. that wish to take part in this year’s fun! After the success of last year’s parade, with over 60 organisations, along with a number of local and non-local bands taking part, we are anxious to recreate this success and make this year’s parade even bigger and better! There will be prizes for Best Bands and Best Floats!

If you wish to take part please contact Carrickmacross–Castleblayney Municipal District on 042-9661236 or alternatively email us at carrickmacross@monaghancoco.ie.

Carrickmacross St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2020

National Community Engagement Day- 31st January 2020

National Community Engagement Day- 31st January 2020

Friday 31st January 2020, An Garda Síochána are inviting local communities to a ‘meet and greet’ opportunity at over 300 venues across Ireland. Local Gardaí, IFA branch representatives and representatives from community groups involved in the National Rural Safety Forum will engage with the local community. It is an opportunity for the local community to get to know their local Gardaí and local community representatives. All are welcome.

Assistant Commissioner Orla McPartlin, Garda Community Relations Bureau said: “An Garda Síochána is delighted to partner with our key stakeholders in the National Rural Safety Forum in organising a National Community Engagement Day.  This event will provide an opportunity for communities across Ireland to meet and become familiar with their local Gardaí and other Community Organisation representatives.  An Garda Síochána will take this opportunity to listen to the policing needs of our communities so that we can continue to deliver on our mission – Keeping People Safe.”

This National Community Engagement Day is designed to achieve the collaborative objective of increased community engagement and community reassurance throughout Ireland.

This National Community Engagement Day is kindly supported by members of CSNA (Convenience Stores & Newsagents Association) and RGDATA (Retail Grocery Dairy & Allied Trade Association) nationally.

Vincent Jennings, CEO, CSNA, said: The Convenience Stores and Retail Association (CSNA) welcomes this worthwhile initiative and we would like to commend all parties involved in National Community Engagement Day which our members will be supporting fully. CSNA represents over 1,500 convenience store owners, newsagents and forecourt operators nationwide, many of whom are based in rural Ireland where we believe this initiative will be most effective indeed. Our commitment to supporting our members on all matters security and otherwise in their local communities is unwavering. With the support of An Garda Síochána, the Irish Farmers Association (IFA) and the National Rural Safety Forum, our association will endeavour to engage with and support local communities nationwide to strive for a safer Ireland.”

Tara Buckley Director General RGDATA said:  “RGDATA members operate shops and supermarkets in every town, village and community throughout Ireland and are happy to support this initiative to bring local people together with the Gardaí to work together to make our communities safer and to tackle criminal and anti-social behaviour,”

Details of the location, venue and timing of local engagement opportunities are available by county at www.Garda.ie

#CommunityEngagementDay

 

 

 

Monaghan Town St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2020

Monaghan Town St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2020

Calling all interested groups/individuals and businesses to take part in the planning of the Monaghan Town St Patrick’s Day Parade.

The Parade has been very successful over the last few years and if you want to be part of the planning committee and have your say then come along.

Initial preparations are underway. First Meeting to be held on 6th February 2020 at 5.30pm in the Market House, Monaghan.

For further information please contact the Monaghan Municipal District Office, Glen Road Monaghan.

Phone 047 73777

Monaghan Town St. Patrick's Day Parade 2020

GAA And Local Authorities To Partner For Sustainable Communities

GAA And Local Authorities To Partner For Sustainable Communities

On Friday January 24th 2020 the GAA and the local authority sector, represented by the County and City Management Association (CCMA) announced an innovative new initiative pledging to work together to lead their communities in promoting sustainability and climate action.

The partnership will capitalise on the leadership roles both organisations have within their communities, and the potential they have to engage with citizens of all ages to promote sustainable local development, environmental awareness and climate action.

The partnership builds on the GAA’s status as a Sustainable Development Goal Champion and aligns with local government commitments under the National Climate Action Plan and Local Authorities’ Climate Action Charters.

A steering group, composed of representatives from the Local Authority sector, the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association, have begun work on the development of a Green Club toolkit, which will be piloted in 2020 ahead of the roll-out of a National Green Club Support Plan in 2021.

The Green Club toolkit, which will be piloted across a small number of clubs throughout the country, will be focused on the key action areas of Energy & Water Efficiency, Biodiversity, Waste Management & Plastic Use and Transport

Sustainable Club and Community Partnership projects include:

  • Development of a Sustainable Club
  • Sustainable Club Workshops
  • Promotion and Support of Sustainable Energy Communities
  • A Sustainable Development Goal Action Module in the GAA/PDST TY Future Leaders Programme, with contributions across GAA/LGFA/Camogie Association input at all levels of the Mainstream Education System (with the Department of Education and Skills)
  • Green Procurement Guidelines and Support
  • Further Developing Croke Park as a World Exemplar Stadium in Sustainable Development
  • Alignment to Statutory Funding Streams

 

Speaking at the launch, Uachtaran CLG John Horan said, “An increasing number of clubs are seeking guidance in the area of sustainability, and our members are very anxious to play their part in the fight against climate change. The collaboration with the Local Authority Sector is an ideal partnership to help us to develop our clubs sustainability within and for communities and to reach people in every corner of Ireland with information that will help them to make changes in their own lives to support the effort against climate change and adapting to evolving challenges.”

Michael Walsh, CCMA Chairman said, “The GAA and local authorities both represent local leadership, community, legacy and vision. We each have relevant networks, knowledge, existing partners and facilities. Working together we can have huge impact and enable the necessary behavioural change in our communities.”

Social Enterprise Development Fund 2020 – open for applications. 

The Social Enterprise Development Fund is a €3.2 million Fund which is being delivered over four years; 2018–2022. An additional commitment of €1.6m in 2020, added to an original commitment of €1.6m in 2018, brings the overall Fund to an investment of €3.2m in total, the most significant private investment in social enterprises to date.

 

The Fund was created by Social Innovation Fund Ireland (SIFI) in partnership with Local Authorities Ireland and is funded by IPB Insurance and the Department of Rural and Community Development. The Department of Rural and Community Development provides match funding for funds raised by Social Innovation Fund Ireland, via the Dormant Accounts Fund.

 

The objective of the Fund is to find and back social enterprises that add to the social and economic fabric of their community by way of social impact. The Fund will provide critical support to the most innovative and impactful social enterprises across Ireland, helping them to:

» Increase their social impact

» Increase their traded income

» Create more jobs

» Develop long-term, effective and sustainable solutions.

 

CASH GRANTS
In 2020, the Fund will support up to 16 social enterprises with cash grants of between €10,000 and €50,000 and a place on our accelerator programme.

ACCELERATOR PROGRAMME
All successful applicants will win a place on Ireland’s only National Accelerator Programme specifically designed for social enterprises. The Accelerator Programme will equip social enterprises with the skills they need to scale up and deepen their social impact.

GENESIS PROGRAMME
For the first time in 2020, the Social Enterprise Development Fund has an exciting new offering. The Genesis Programme will provide support to select social enterprises who do not receive a cash grant. The attendees for the programme will be selected across Ireland, ensuring that the Social Enterprise Development Fund offers support to social enterprises in every Local Authority area.

FURTHER INVESTMENT
At the end of the Accelerator Programme, all successful social enterprises will have the opportunity to pitch for a share of an additional €100,000. This further investment will be awarded to the social enterprises that demonstrate the greatest potential for future impact and growth.

For more information and to apply to the fund visit: http://www.socialinnovation.ie/sedfund2020/

 

The deadline for applications is the 6th of March at 5 pm.

 

Monaghan County Council Notices 23rd January 2020

Notice of Relocation of Council Planning Office

Please take note that the Council Planning Office is re-locating from Monaghan County Council’s Offices, The Glen to a new office at No.1 Dublin Street, Monaghan. The new Planning Office will open to the public on Monday 10th February 2020 and all new planning applications must be submitted to the new office at No. 1 Dublin Street from this date.

All site and press notices for any new planning applications being submitted from Monday 10th February 2020 onwards must state the application may be inspected/purchased at The Planning Office, No.1 Dublin Street instead of The Glen.

The email address will remain as planning@monaghancoco.ie and the telephone number will remain as 047 30532. Office opening hours will remain as 9.15am to 1pm and 1.30pm to 5pm.

 

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An bhféadfadh an grúpa pobail agatsa cur le cur chun cinn na nGaeilge i gContae Mhuineacháin le linn Seachtain na Gaeilge 2020?

 

Tá sé i gceist ag Coiste Gaeilge, Comhairle Contae Mhuineacháin maoiniú teoranta a dháileadh ar ghrúpaí pobail sa chontae a bheadh sásta ócáid a reachtáil le linn Seachtain na Gaeilge.

 

Bheadh na himeachtaí seo a leanas oiriúnach

 

  • Léirithe ceoil as Gaeilge
  • Scéalaíocht as Gaeilge
  • Ciorcal Comhrá as Gaeilge
  • Tráth na gCeist as Gaeilge
  • Imeachtaí Spóirt as Gaeilge
  • Pop up Gaeltachta

 

Ag seo na coinníollacha a bhainfidh leis an maoiniú

  • Beidh an ócáid ar fad as Gaeilge.
  • Is ar ghrúpaí pobail amháin a bhronnfar an maoiniú, ní mór cuntas bainc a bheith ag an ngrúpa. Ní bhronnfar maoiniú ar dhuine aonair.
  • Beidh na himeachtaí ar siúl le linn Seachtain na Gaeilge agus caithfear iad a chlárú ar snag.ie
  • Ní mór an maoiniú ó Choiste na Gaeilge a admháil in aon phoiblíocht.
  • Ní bhronnfar os cionn €200 ar aon iarratas.

 

 

Má tá suim ag an ngrúpa agatsa in ócáid a reachtáil, seol r-phost led thoil chuig Nial Ó Conchúir, Oifigeach Gaeilge ag noconnor@monaghancoco.ie agus luaigh an t-eolas seo a leanas

 

  1. Ainm an Ghrúpa
  2. Sonraí Teagmhála
  3. An dáta molta don ócáid
  4. An Láthair atá molta
  5. Cur síos ar an ócáid
  6. An méid atá á lorg (faoi réir uasmhéid €200)

 

 

Dáta deiridh Aoine 21 Feabhra 2020.

 

 

Could your community group contribute to the promotion of Irish Language in County Monaghan during Seachtain na Gaeilge 2020?

 

Monaghan County Council’s Coiste na Gaeilge is proposing to distribute a small amount of funding to community groups in the County to host an event as Gaeilge during Seachtain na Gaeilge.

 

Events might include

 

  • Music events as Gaeilge
  • Storytelling as Gaeilge
  • Ciorcal Cómhra as Gaeilge
  • Table Quiz as Gaeilge
  • Sport events as Gaeilge
  • Pop up Gaeltachta

 

The Following conditions will be attached to the funding

  • Events must be As Gaeilge.
  • Funding for community groups only, with a bank account. Individuals cannot apply.
  • Events must be held during Seachtain na Gaeilge and be registered on snag.ie
  • Funding from Coiste na Gaeilge must be acknowledged in any publicity
  • Grants will not exceed €200 per applicant.

 

 

If your group is interested in hosting an event, please send an email to Nial Ó Conchúir Oifigeach Gaeilge at noconnor@monaghancoco.ie with the following information

 

  1. Name of Group
  2. Contact Details
  3. Proposed date of event
  4. Proposed Venue
  5. Description of event
  6. Amount being requested (subject to maximum €200)

 

 

Closing date is Friday 21st February 2020.

 


Road Works Speed Limit Order

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Road Traffic Act 2004 Section 10 (1) of the Council’s intention to put in place Special Speed Limits for Road Works on the road listed below in the Municipal District of Ballybay/Clones.

The speed limit are being put in place in the interest of road safety to facilitate roadworks. 

                        

50km/h speed limit signs will be in place at the following locations in the Municipal District of Ballybay/Clones. Townland Name Start Date End Date
LP4044 & LP4043:  For a distance of 2425m between its junction with the R181 in Shantonagh Village and its junction with the LP4011. Shantonagh, Tullyrain, Lisacullion  

24/01/2020

 

30/11/2020

LP4011:  For a distance of 1467m between its junction with the LP4043 and its junction with the LP4005. Lisacullion, Corrinenty 24/01/2020 30/11/2020
LS6600:  For a distance of 1786m between its junction with the R183 and its junction with the R188. Dundrannan, Enagh, Derrykinnard 24/01/2020 30/11/2020
LP4021:  For a distance of 2072m between its junction with the LP4013 and its junction with the LS8010. Ardragh, Cargaghmore, Cargaghoge 24/01/2020 30/11/2020
LP4013:  For a distance of 1288m between its junction with the LP4021 and its junction with the LS8010. Ouvry, Cargaghmore, Cargaghoge 24/01/2020 30/11/2020
LP2112:  For a distance of 1288m between its junction with the LS6120 and the Fermanagh Border Aghafin 24/01/2020 30/11/2020

 

F. McEntee

Head of Roads

23rd January 2020

 

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Seachtain na Gaeilge 2020

An bhféadfadh an grúpa pobail agatsa cur le cur chun cinn na nGaeilge i gContae Mhuineacháin le linn Seachtain na Gaeilge 2020?

Tá sé i gceist ag Coiste Gaeilge, Comhairle Contae Mhuineacháin maoiniú teoranta a dháileadh ar ghrúpaí pobail sa chontae a bheadh sásta ócáid a reachtáil le linn Seachtain na Gaeilge.

Bheadh na himeachtaí seo a leanas oiriúnach

  • Léirithe ceoil as Gaeilge
  • Scéalaíocht as Gaeilge
  • Ciorcal Comhrá as Gaeilge
  • Tráth na gCeist as Gaeilge
  • Imeachtaí Spóirt as Gaeilge
  • Pop up Gaeltachta

 

Ag seo na coinníollacha a bhainfidh leis an maoiniú

  • Beidh an ócáid ar fad as Gaeilge.
  • Is ar ghrúpaí pobail amháin a bhronnfar an maoiniú, ní mór cuntas bainc a bheith ag an ngrúpa. Ní bhronnfar maoiniú ar dhuine aonair.
  • Beidh na himeachtaí ar siúl le linn Seachtain na Gaeilge agus caithfear iad a chlárú ar snag.ie
  • Ní mór an maoiniú ó Choiste na Gaeilge a admháil in aon phoiblíocht.
  • Ní bhronnfar os cionn €200 ar aon iarratas.

 

 

Má tá suim ag an ngrúpa agatsa in ócáid a reachtáil, seol r-phost led thoil chuig Nial Ó Conchúir, Oifigeach Gaeilge ag noconnor@monaghancoco.ie agus luaigh an t-eolas seo a leanas

  • Ainm an Ghrúpa
  • Sonraí Teagmhála
  • An dáta molta don ócáid
  • An Láthair atá molta
  • Cur síos ar an ócáid
  • An méid atá á lorg (faoi réir uasmhéid €200)

 

 

Dáta deiridh Aoine 21 Feabhra 2020.

 

Could your community group contribute to the promotion of Irish Language in County Monaghan during Seachtain na Gaeilge 2020?

Monaghan County Council’s Coiste na Gaeilge is proposing to distribute a small amount of funding to community groups in the County to host an event as Gaeilge during Seachtain na Gaeilge.

Events might include-

  • Music events as Gaeilge
  • Storytelling as Gaeilge
  • Ciorcal Cómhra as Gaeilge
  • Table Quiz as Gaeilge
  • Sport events as Gaeilge
  • Pop up Gaeltachta

 

The Following conditions will be attached to the funding

  • Events must be As Gaeilge.
  • Funding for community groups only, with a bank account. Individuals cannot apply.
  • Events must be held during Seachtain na Gaeilge and be registered on snag.ie
  • Funding from Coiste na Gaeilge must be acknowledged in any publicity
  • Grants will not exceed €200 per applicant.

 

If your group is interested in hosting an event, please send an email to Nial Ó Conchúir Oifigeach Gaeilge at noconnor@monaghancoco.ie with the following information

  • Name of Group
  • Contact Details
  • Proposed date of event
  • Proposed Venue
  • Description of event
  • Amount being requested (subject to maximum €200)

Closing date is Friday 21st February 2020.