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Local representatives discuss flood recovery priorities

Representatives from 15 affected local governments met national officials to discuss immediate needs and reconstruction after the Bhotekoshi floods. A community-focused follow-up should ask local residents which priorities have since been funded and delivered.

Nepal Ireland News Desk · 9/10/2026
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Flood recovery includes temporary learning and counselling support

Nepal’s education minister said temporary learning centres, community-based education and counselling would support children before damaged schools are rebuilt. The report also mentions a scholarship scheme for children who lost parents; confirm implementation details with the ministry and affected schools.

Nepal Ireland News Desk · 9/10/2026
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Gandaki selects 11 community schools for STEAM laboratories

Gandaki Province has selected 11 community schools to establish science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics laboratories. Follow up with the province and schools on funding, installation dates and which students will be able to use the labs.

Nepal Ireland News Desk · 9/10/2026
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Remote Khotang settlement opens its eighth community health unit

A new health centre has opened in Sekhuwa, Sakela Rural Municipality, reducing the need for residents to travel far for basic care. The municipality says it is the eighth community health unit it has established.

Nepal Ireland News Desk · 9/10/2026
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Aathrai launches daily bus link to Phidim

Aathrai Rural Municipality has started a daily service between Sakranti Bazaar and Phidim, a roughly 35-kilometre route. Radio Nepal reports the fare is Rs 200, with free travel for children under five and adults over 70 and a discount for people with disabilities; reconfirm current operation and fares.

Nepal Ireland News Desk · 9/10/2026
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Drinking water restored for 180 flood-affected households

Repairs to a water-supply scheme in Baireni, Dhading, restored household service for 180 families, Radio Nepal reports. The Nepal Red Cross Society’s district chapter provided Rs 446,680 for the work.

Nepal Ireland News Desk · 9/10/2026
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Ireland launches a five-year roadmap for social inclusion

Ireland’s Roadmap for Social Inclusion 2026–2030 sets out a government plan covering income, employment, housing, education, health, transport, childcare and community supports. A follow-up should track measurable targets and progress rather than treating the launch as evidence that outcomes have already changed.

Nepal Ireland News Desk · 9/10/2026
Community

West Cork festival builds connection through wellbeing events

The West Cork Feel Good Festival runs from 9–16 October with storytelling, music, film, cooking and wellbeing events across the region. The HSE says local organisations are partners; verify the programme because dates and venues can change.

Nepal Ireland News Desk · 9/10/2026
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Social-enterprise leaders call for stronger state support

An interview with Social Enterprise Republic of Ireland chair Richard Bruton argues that social enterprises need appropriate public support to deliver community benefits. Present this as his position and seek responses from relevant departments or other sector representatives for a fresh news report.

Nepal Ireland News Desk · 9/10/2026
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Community-sector conferences featured in September and October

Changing Ireland published a September roundup listing two conferences for community and voluntary organisations, one in September and one in October. The article recorded the announced dates at the time of publication.

Nepal Ireland News Desk · 9/10/2026
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Cork groups prepare an inclusion and anti-racism charter

Community groups and two Irish-South Asian academics have worked on a Cork Inclusion and Anti-Racism Charter, due to launch on 20 November. Ask the organisers what commitments the final charter contains and how residents can take part.

Nepal Ireland News Desk · 9/10/2026
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Dublin community leader warns over possible SICAP funding cuts

At a community-sector conference in Cork, Dublin City Community Cooperative’s chief executive warned that a cut to SICAP funding for new communities would be “catastrophic”. This is an attributed warning, not confirmation that a cut has been decided.

Nepal Ireland News Desk · 9/10/2026
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Research points to local relationships as a source of resilience

Research launched by the Local Development Companies Network says trusted local organisations and everyday shared activities can help communities build connection and navigate change. Examples cited include community gardens, welcome cafés, school projects and sports.

Nepal Ireland News Desk · 9/10/2026