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Jump To Comment: 2 1Good story, aside from infrastructural projects that have no 'peace' compontent, and EU grants being used for supplementary funding for existing projects that have been cut, the other scandal of this money is who has got it.
I know of one case where a dublin based consultancy company cobbled together a proposal for a project based around the garavaghy road.
They did not consult with either community but were awarded the substanial grant. So two of the directors went off to have some meetings in the area when they were successfully got their cash.
Having never been in north armagh before, they got lost and ended up ringing the police as they were to afraid to stop and ask for directions as the area was covered in union jacks, red white and blue kerbstones, they were driving a dublin reg car and they taught to stop and ask for directions to the garavaghy road would not be a great idea!
This was a news story from An Phoblacht last week;
GERRY ADAMS addressed a meeting of the Sinn Féin border-area elected representatives who gathered together last Friday in Dundalk.
The meeting was called to discuss the scandal of EU money which was allocated to address the extreme disadvantage and neglect of the border regions, and which, in some cases, has been sent back unspent.
Some of the funding has also been allocated to projects that, in effect, only replace existing government expenditure.
Some of the funds have gone to fund private businesses in projects that have little benefit and are far distinct from the purpose for which the funds were to be allocated.
The EU funding - which is sourced through multi-million Euro programmes, such as Peace and Reconciliation, and
INTERREG - is specifically aimed at towards addressing poverty in these disdvantaged areas, building social capital in poorer communities and promoting reconciliation and integration.
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congrats to the donegal greens for what looks like an excellent piece of investigative work. keep on blowing the whistle!
ps dont forget to go to the multimedia exhibition exploring the Legacy of Robert Emmet at the Screig Gallery, Fintown, Donegal.