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Grant Application Guidelines

Club Voice Day INEC Killarney 07.11.09. Grant Application Guidelines. 1.0 INTRODUCTION 2.0 GRANT CATEGORIES 3.0 APPLICATION PROCESS 4.0 DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED 5.0 NON ALLOWED COSTS. Contents. Introduction.

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Grant Application Guidelines

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  1. Club Voice Day INEC Killarney 07.11.09 Grant Application Guidelines

  2. 1.0 INTRODUCTION 2.0 GRANT CATEGORIES 3.0 APPLICATION PROCESS 4.0 DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED 5.0 NON ALLOWED COSTS Contents

  3. Introduction The current Munster Council budget for all development grants for the period 2007-2009 is €1.6 million per annum. Where significant additional funding becomes available to the Council e.g. replay gate receipts, the additional resources will be used to increase the development grant budget. Recommendations on eligible grant applications are made by the Councils Planning and Physical Development Committee to the Munster Council.

  4. Grant Categories Category 1 - Purchase of ground for playing pitch (including first, second or third pitch) Category 2 - Construction of new Dressing Rooms or Extension of existing Dressing Rooms Category 3 - Schools Grounds Purchase & Development Category 4 - Construction or Refurbishment of Handball Court Category 5 - County & Major Grounds Development Category 6 - Other Club Development Project Category 7 - Sanding Grant Scheme

  5. Application Process The closing date for grant applications, shall be the last Friday, in September each year. Application form available on Munster Council Website http://munster.gaa.ie/clubs/gaa-development-grants/ Late applications shall be re-submitted for processing and approval the following year. Applications for grants shall only be considered from County Boards, affiliated clubs and schools, except in exceptional circumstances, within the province of Munster.

  6. Documentation Required Fully completed application form giving all particulars required in relation to Vesting of Ground and Deed of Trust. The responsibility to ensure that the vesting and Deed of Trust are in place and up to date rests with the relevant County Board Officer or the County Board representative on the Planning & Development Committee of the Provincial Council. Supporting documentation of a financial nature: including invoices (not statements or copy cheques) detailing the nature and vouching all expenditure amounts claimed

  7. Documentation Required Bank statements to support any claimed overdraft situation deemed relevant to the application Any other documentation deemed necessary to support an application under any category from time to time Certification and recommendation of the relevant County Board Officer and the Board representative on the Planning & Development Committee of the Provincial Council

  8. Non –Allowed Costs Only expenditure of a capital nature (providing a long term asset) is eligible for support under the Grant Schemes. Expenditure on ongoing maintenance and repairs is excluded as follows: Grass Cutting Servicing of maintenance equipment including mowers and tractors Fertiliser and weed killer purchases

  9. Non –Allowed Costs Maintenance or painting of existing premises, glass breakages, plumbing or electrical repairs etc. Lease or rent of temporary facilities Consultancy fees on preparation of Lottery submissions Purchase of equipment including Tractors etc.

  10. Any Questions??

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