The Lord Mayor’s Community and Voluntary Awards is an annual awards ceremony held in City Hall. The purpose of the awards is to acknowledge groups which, through their commitment to voluntary and community activities, have played a significant role in enhancing the quality of life in their communities.
These groups continue to work in a hugely diverse range of areas - from caring for the elderly to arranging cultural events, from organising youth groups to supporting residents associations - and a host of other community activities. The awards recognise the contribution of these groups to the social and cultural life of Cork City.
The 2019 Lord Mayor’s Community and Voluntary Awards were held in City Hall, Cork on 24th April, 2019. Over 650 people attended the Awards evening of celebration and appreciation of the on-going efforts our community and voluntary groups contribute to Cork city and its citizens.
Cork City Council received a total of 321 nominations for the Lord Mayor’s Community and Voluntary Awards 2019 across five categories with over 100 individual groups and organisations being nominated.
Following adjudication of all nominations forms, the following groups were shortlisted in 2019, with a category winner being announced on the night of the Lord Mayor’s Community and Voluntary Awards Evening.
The following groups were short listed for the 2019 awards:
A short film on each shortlisted group was shown on the night to acknowledge and highlight the invaluable work that these groups and organisations do in our community. The overall winner Meitheal Mara and each category winner was announced on the night.
The 2018 Lord Mayor’s Community and Voluntary Awards were held in City Hall, Cork on 6th June, 2018. Over 600 people attended the Awards evening of celebration and appreciation of the ongoing efforts our community and voluntary groups contribute to Cork city and its citizens.
Cork City Council received a total of 148 nominations for the Lord Mayor’s Community and Voluntary Awards 2018 across five categories with over 100 individual groups and organisations being nominated.
Following adjudication of all nominations forms, the following groups were shortlisted in 2018, with a category winner being announced on the night of the Lord Mayor’s Community and Voluntary Awards Evening.
The following groups were short listed for the 2018 awards:
A short film on each shortlisted group was shown on the night to acknowledge and highlight the invaluable work that these groups and organisations do in our community and the overall winner (Mná Feasa) and each category winner was announced on the night.
Overall Winner: Mná Feasa
Category Winners:
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