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Seir Kieran Community Group have provided three iPADs in Seir Kieran NS for generational use to support social inclusion.
SEIR Kieran Community Group wish to acknowledge grants received in 2025 from
The Local Enhancement Programme (LEP) & Social Inclusion Activation Programme which were funded by the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht and administered by Offaly County Council on behalf of Offaly Local Community Development Committees (LCDC).
Also acknowledging Birr Municipal District for grants used for local development & enhancement projects carried out in the community in 2025.
Projects completed involved purchase and installation of an accessible bench (Installed by the local RSS scheme), recyclable planters (purchased from Irish Recycled Products Birr), plants and three iPADs which are available in Seir Kieran NS for generational use to support social inclusion.
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