Analog Community Awards 2023 donates over €130,000 to charities and voluntary Groups 

Analog Community Awards 2023 – Pictured above are John Cantillon, Óglaigh Náisiúnta na hÉireann, Sylvia Olsziewska, Cobh Pirates RFC, Daithi Coleman, Judo Assist Ireland, Tony O’Brien, Blood Bike South, Liam Sweeney, Cloverfield National School, Yvonne Cook, Limerick Suicide Watch and Matthew Gardner, Óglaigh Náisiúnta na hÉireann. Picture: Brian Arthur

Analog Community Awards 2023 donates to 54 educational, charitable and cultural organisations across Munster and Dublin

Analog Devices International (ADI) has donated €132,500 to 54 educational, charitable and cultural organisations across Munster and Dublin as part of its Annual Community Awards and Charitable Donations Programme. 

A broad spectrum of organisations benefited from the Analog Community Awards 2023 with Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze donations going to well-deserved charities, support centres, local sporting clubs, schools, and voluntary groups. Over 30 organisations in Limerick benefited from the generous donations Analog Community Awards 2023 scheme.

Employees from ADI’s sites in Limerick, Cork and Dublin were given the opportunity to nominate who should benefit from the generous donations programme. The Community Relations Team received 220 nominations and were left with the very difficult decision on how to allocate donations.  

As a long-standing charity partner of ADI, Milford Care Centre received the Platinum donation of €20,000. 

Gold donations of €10,000 were made to three registered charities: Aiséirí, Dochas Midwest Autism Support and Novas. 

Silver awards of €3,000 were given to Ard Chúram Day Care Centre (North Kerry), Blood Bike South, Catherine McAuley School, Feed Clare Food Bank and Limerick Suicide Watch. 

Huge thanks to Analog Devices #Limerick for our Bronze Community Award. An amazing initiative that saw over €140,000 distributed to local groups as nominated by Analog staff. Chair Eoin Buckley was delighted to receive the award with nominators Emerson Besarra & Maurice Egan. pic.twitter.com/vv403DNTrL— Ballinacurra Gaels GAA/LGFA (@BallGaelsGAA) December 7, 2023

The Bronze recipients, 45 in all, received €1,500 each and included a wide variety of schools, sporting clubs and social enterprises.

1. Ballina LFGA 
2. Ballinacurra Gaels GAA / LGFA 
3. Ballybrown GAA 
4. Ballyhass Childcare Facility CLG 
5. Carrigaline Athletics Club 
6. Castleconnell National School 
7. Clare Animal Welfare 
8. Cloverfield National School 
9. Coláiste Mhuire, Askeaton 
10. County Limerick Youth Theatre 
11. Crescent Hockey Club Limerick 
12. Croom Gaelic4Girls (G4G) sports programme 
13. Crusheen GAA Club, Clare 
14. Donoughmore National School, Limerick 
15. Down Syndrome Limerick 
16. Glenbrohane National School 
17. Glounthaune Mens Shed (Co Cork) 
18. Holycross AFC / Holycross Underage Soccer 
19. Inch National School (Inch Community Walkway) 
20. Judo Assist Ireland 
21. Knockainey National School 
22. Laurel Hill FCJ Secondary School 
23. Limerick City Community Radio 
24. Lough Derg FC 
25. Milford National School 
26. Mountcollins Development Association 
27. Mungret Educate Together School 
28. Mungret St Paul’s Juvenile Badminton Club 
29. Murroe AFC 
30. Nenagh Eire Óg GAA Club 
31. Óglaigh Náisiúnta na hÉireann 
32. Parents Council, Doon Convent National School, Limerick 
33. Pirates AFC Rugby, Cobh 
34. Sarsfields RFC 
35. Shannon Rowing Club 
36. Shine Center, Cork 
37. Sliabh Luachra Cycling Club 
38. Storm Babet Flood Relief 
39. St Patricks Pipe Band, Tulla 
40. St. Tola’s National School Shannon, Co Clare 
41. St. Mary’s Secondary School, Newport 
42. Sunshine Brownies 
43. Thursday Club Active Retirement Group, Ballybrown 
44. UCD Foundation 
45. Young Eagles Academy  

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