Allotments for Malahide
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The document discusses plans for the Malahide Allotments project which aims to provide learning skills and social integration for people with epilepsy and related disorders through community gardening. The project involves developing 300 allotment gardens, with 250 for public use and 50 for use by disabled persons. It is a partnership between various organizations and aims to submit planning applications in October 2011 and open in February 2012, with a capital cost of €60,000.
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- 6. MALAHIDE ALLOTMENTS PROVIDE LEARNING SKILLS AND INTEGRATION FOR PEOPLE WITH EPILEPSY AND ASSOCIATED DISORDERS COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT 300 ALLOTMENTS 250 PUBLIC 50 DISABLED PERSONS
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