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Mountrath man is the Unsung Hero at Laois Community and Voluntary Awards

Mountrath man is the Unsung Hero at Laois Community and Voluntary Awards Reporter: );   ); Laois County Council in partnership with Laois Public Participation Awards with the sponsorship of People First Credit Union celebrated the Community & Voluntary Awards 2020 online on Friday. The awards celebrated the work of community groups and individuals this year. Congratulations to all the winners. Noel Wrest was the Unsung Hero. Mountrath Tidy Towns extended their congratulations. Congrats to Noel - Laois Unsung Hero! So well deserved! Thrilled for you and your family and your local community in Kiln Lane who nominated you. Have a great night, they said.

Dundee West proving to be more than just a football club as 2020 sees them become a lifeline to the community amid the coronavirus pandemic

Dundee West proving to be more than just a football club as 2020 sees them become a lifeline to the community amid the coronavirus pandemic Updated: December 11, 2020, 10:34 am © Gareth Jennings/DCT Media Dundee West Football Club s Tam McCabe and Jim Hunter with their awards. Dundee West FC are celebrating a year like no other which saw them win awards for their community response to the coronavirus pandemic. Over the course of the last nine months, West have embarked on a number of projects to assist people in the local area during and post-Covid-19 lockdown. For their work, which included providing food for those in need, reducing social isolation and getting people active with street fitness, they won a pair of Dundee Volunteer & Voluntary Action (DVVA) Volunteer Awards and the Sport and Wellbeing prize at the Dundee Champion Awards.

Laois woman honoured by Concern for helping humanitarian work around the world

Laois woman honoured by Concern for helping humanitarian work around the world Mountmellick native pays tribute to local people who have played a vital role in fundraising Reporter:   ); A former aid worker from Mountmellick who has helped raise thousands of euro for Concern Worldwide through local church gate and street collections has been honoured by the Irish humanitarian organisation. Alice Culliton (73) was presented with the individual fundraiser award at Concern’s annual volunteer awards, which were hosted virtually on Saturday, December 5. “I collected the award on behalf of the wonderful team of volunteers in Mountmellick, Portlaoise and beyond who work so hard to raise funds to help some of the world’s poorest people,” Alice said.

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