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Projects promoted by Carntogher Community Association

Irish-Language

Carntogher is a bilingual community with a young, growing and vibrant Irish-speaking community. It is the only community in Ireland outside the Gaeltacht where the majority of Primary School children receive their education through the medium of Irish. The Associaiton has ambitionus plans for the restoration of the Carntogher Area as a modern, 21st Century Gaeltacht.

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Training & Recreational Courses

An Carn Resource Centre provides a wide range of courses to cater for all members of the community with many varying interests. Situated at the heart of a rural community an carn provides a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere for those who wish to learn new skills or even brush up on existing ones while having some fun along the way.

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Environment

The Association has a particular interest in the promotion of environmental conservation and environmental sustainability. It has promoted a wide range of projects in this field and has important plans for the future.

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Carntogher Country Market

Carntogher Country Market is held on a monthly basis at An Carn Community Centre and provides a unique shopping experience where you can choose from a tempting selection of foods which has been baked in local country kitchens. There will be cakes, sodas, wheaten, savouries, jams etc. An array of hand crafted articles can also be bought. These are individually produced by local crafts people in their homes ensuring originality and uniqueness. More producers required – Contact Claire on 028 7954 9978 to find out how you can get involved and sell your produce at a local market.

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Housing Scheme

The Rural Housing Association has completed a new housing development boasting 6 new houses including 3 and 4 bedroom homes and one specially adapted bungalow.

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Féile Charn Tóchair

Féile Charn Tóchair is a local community festival that celebrates the rich, cultural, linguistic, environmental and archaeological heritage of the Maghera area. It is a festival of fun and enjoyment for all ages and interests. Whether it is out-door activities or more relaxing social evenings, this year’s Féile has them all.

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Tourism

The Association has promoted the development of tourism infrastructure within the area and plans develop the tourism sector over the coming years.

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