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Building Foundations

The Second Chance Education Project for Women

Years of unrest and violence pushed apart once close communities in the border regions. Both Co. Fermanagh and its neighbouring Co. Donegal were severely affected

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Building Integration

Lower Shankill Community Association

The Lower Shankill Road’s political and sectarian murals were once infamous – they were among the most gruesome and violent of Northern Ireland’s murals. They were shown around the world…

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Building Bridges

Major Funding for Community Relations Projects

On 1 May, as part of Community Relations Week, The International Fund for Ireland through the Fund’s Community Bridges Programme officially launched funding for five diverse community based projects...

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Building Foundations

Bush Old Schoolhouse

Located in North Louth, Cooley is a small rural community. It is in a recognised area of disadvantage with high levels of unemployment.

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Building Foundations

Growing Together

An innovative project based in Co. Leitrim is literally growing peace through its International Fund for Ireland funded ‘Growing Together’ project.

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Building Foundations

Holy Family Community Centre

Drogheda in Co. Louth is one of the fastest growing provincial towns in Ireland. However, it still has high levels of unemployment and associated social problems.

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Leaving a Legacy

Corrymeela

Corrymeela is an ecumenical community of people committed to reconciliation and peace-building through the healing of social, religious and political divisions in Northern Ireland.

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Building Foundations

Parkmore Estate

As recently as the 1990s, Parkmore was a ‘no go’ area for many people in the Craigavon area. The estate had problems with drugs, anti-social behaviour and paramilitary activity.

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Leaving a Legacy

Lurgan YMCA

Lurgan is one of a number of towns in Northern Ireland to be divided by a peace-line

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Building Integration

Lissize

A small estate of 100 houses in Rathfriland in County Down, Lissize has become the first participant in the Shared Neighbourhood Programme to be officially designated as a Shared Neighbourhood.

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Building Integration

Fermanagh Trust Shared Education Programme

The Fermanagh Trust Shared Education Programme is a ground-breaking pilot initiative which enables schools in County Fermanagh to deliver part of their curriculum jointly with a partner school on a…

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Building Integration

Riverbrooke Cross-border Initiative

Riverstown, a village south of Sligo town and the village of Brookeborough in County Fermanagh have, given their locations, both been affected by the troubles.

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Building Integration

St Mary’s College

St Mary’s College is an all girls, Catholic maintained secondary school in the heart of the Creggan area of Londonderry/Derry.

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Building Integration

Shared Neighbourhood Programme

This innovative new Programme which was launched in August 2008, by the International Fund for Ireland, will develop 30 shared neighbourhoods across Northern Ireland ...

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Building Foundations

The Community Youth Leadership Project

Developing the young leaders of tomorrow is a key priority for the Fund. The Fund is supporting YouthAction NI to deliver an innovative and practical training project...

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Enterprise Equity

Duolog Technologies

Duolog Technologies provides Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools and services to the global semiconductor design industry.

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Building Foundations

Curragh Development Association

The group leases Curragh Orange Hall in Maghera, Co. Londonderry / Derry. The Hall was once a focal point for ten townlands across the surrounding rural community.

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Building Integration

Short Strand

The Short Strand community is a small Nationalist group in the largely Unionist area of East Belfast. The community continues to be divided by one of the first peacelines to…

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Building Bridges

Youth Initiatives

Reaching out to young people who are least likely to access traditional youth services or community relations but most affected by sectarianism remains a challenge in Northern Ireland.

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Enterprise Equity

Enterprise Equity Fund Management (NI) Limited based in Belfast and Enterprise Equity (IRL) Limited based in Dublin provide Venture Capital and Private Equity to new and expanding businesses in Northern Ireland and the southern border counties.

Since its inception, Enterprise Equity Northern Ireland has invested £28m/€34m in 40 different companies, while Enterprise Equity Ireland has expanded its operations to provide support to businesses in the border and midland areas of Ireland, with regional offices in Dundalk, Cork and Galway.

For further information about Enterprise Equity Venture Capital Group, please visit its websites: www.eeni.com (Northern Ireland) or www.enterpriseequity.ie (Ireland).

Enterprise Equity case study

Duolog Technologies

Duolog Technologies provides Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools and services to the global semiconductor design industry. The company was established by Ray Bulger and Mark O’Donovan in the year 2000 and Enterprise Equity made its first investment in Duolog in 2003. Duolog has its headquarters in Dublin but the majority of the company’s staff are split between the company’s R&D centre in Galway and its facility in Budapest in Hungary.

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