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March 21st marks International Anti-Racism Day—a time to reflect and take action against racism in all its forms. At Cavan County Locsl Development, this day reinforces our commitment to equality, dignity, and respect for everyone in our community. As Ireland grows more diverse, we all share a responsibility to create inclusive spaces where people feel valued and heard. This starts with simple actions: listening to others, learning from different perspectives, and speaking up

Cavan County Local Development (CCLD) was able to deliver this programme thanks to funding from the International Fund for Ireland . The investment created more than just activities — it built confidence, supported leadership, fostered inclusion, and strengthened local relationships. Our Thanks We extend sincere appreciation to the Ballyconnell Community Centre Committee , Cavan PPN , and Cavan County Council  for their partnership in delivering this project. Their commitmen

Women across County Cavan who are considering a return to education may be interested in the UCD Think Again Scholarship , which is now confirmed to be available for 2026 entry . The Think Again Scholarship is designed to support women aged 23 or over  who are living in low-income households  and who wish to pursue undergraduate study at University College Dublin (UCD) . The scholarship is open to women studying full-time or part-time , including those enrolled through a Univ

We are announcing launch of 11 new biodiversity action plans for County Cavan.

Date: Today Location: Clones, Co. Monaghan Organiser: CYPSC (Cavan & Monaghan Children & Young People’s Services Committees) Representing CCLD: Laura, Owen and Helen Today our colleagues Laura, Owen and Helen attended the Cavan & Monaghan Networks event in Clones — an important gathering organised by CYPSC that brings together community support workers across Cavan & Monaghan to share practice, build connections and strengthen supports for children, young people and famil

At Cavan County Local Development (CCLD), we are deeply honoured to be an integral part of the Local Development Companies Network (LDCN) — a national network of 45 local development companies working together to build more inclusive, resilient, and thriving communities across Ireland. Reflecting on the Significance of Summit 2030 The recently announced “Community, Society, Economy – Summit 2030”, hosted by LDCN, is more than just a conference — it’s a powerful gathering of c

Date:  August 15, 2025 NorthernSound Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, Dara Calleary TD last week announced...

A fantastic milestone was reached in Cavan Town on Friday, 25th July, as the ribbon was officially cut on a brand-new community crèche at...

Are you passionate about early childhood education and looking for a rewarding role in a supportive and vibrant environment? We’re...

Thematic focus area - Climate action and the just transition The Redo Like New Project is circular economy initiative aimed at working...

Last night, Iris O’Callaghan (Secretary) and Carole Beattie (Chairperson) attended a heartwarming fundraiser organized by the Alzheimer...

Tús experience leads to permanent Job within Cavan County Local Development for one of our talented dedicated Tús participants a big well...

The Tús Programme is a short-term work initiative designed to help unemployed individuals gain valuable work experience while...

Announcement regarding the opening of the new Cavan LEADER 23-27 funding programme, with details of series of public information events.

Discovering how communities and businesses can reduce their carbon footprint and how to become climate ready is the primary focus of this...