2016-11-14T11:45:58-06:00 2015-12-31 GRANT THORNTON LLP 75 STATE STREET BOSTON MA 02109 990 2015-01-01 251306992 The American Ireland Fund % ANNE M MOONEY CFO AMER 6175740720 10 Post Office Square Suite ste 120 Boston MA 02109 ANNE M MOONEY CFO 6175740720 2016-11-15 true Robert J Butler Jr P00037953 6177237900 2015 2017-02-10 21:41:12Z X Kieran McLoughlin CEO 345 Park Ave 17th Floor New York NY 10154 34936395 false X www.theirelandfunds.org X 1976 PA Support peace, culture, charity, and education primarily in Ireland. 20 20 23 255 26485 29548166 29853185 0 0 492197 240368 -1693078 -1501644 28347285 28591909 22312572 23715120 0 0 2610378 2887176 30600 30600 1444233 2040064 2133083 26993614 28765979 1353671 -174070 16213735 16958415 3998286 5353366 12215449 11605049 X DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING PROGRAMS OF PEACE AND RECONCILIATION, ARTS AND CULTURE, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PRIMARILY IN THE ISLAND OF IRELAND. false false 23715120 23715120 The American Ireland Fund makes grants to programs throughout Ireland and Northern Ireland and to deserving Irish causes in the United States that promote peace and reconciliation in Northern Ireland; promote educational opportunities; increase the awareness of Irish culture; and strengthen and develop communities, particularly for the underprivileged in society. The fund also seeks to grow the capacity of Irish not for profit organizations to fundraise and promote a culture of philanthropy in Ireland. It also provides technical and direct programmatic assistance to its grantees. There were 785 Grants to 365 grant recipients, totaling $23,715,120 during calendar year 2015. 1020824 The Fund applies resources to assess the performance of grantees and provides technical and direct programmatic assistance to its grantees to ensure that all funds are generating a maximum return to accomplish their planned charitable goals. In addition, the Fund provides a suite of services to grantees to help them better develop their capacity in terms of making cases, managing their affairs and accessing additional monies from other funders. The Fund organizes seminars on these issues as well as meeting grantees and applicants in each of its offices. Therefore rather than just distribute grants, the Fund acts as a resource to the sector. 352477 ALL OFFICES IN THE US LIAISE WITH GRANTEES AND ORGANIZATIONS IN IRELAND. THE FUND HELPS THEM REFINE THEIR CASES AND HELPS THEM TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL DONORS AND ADVISES THESE APPLICANTS ON HOW TO BEST ADVOCATE FOR THEIR CHARITABLE PURPOSE. THE FUND ALSO PROVIDES ADVICE ON MAINTAINING GOOD DONOR RELATIONS. THE FUND HAS CO-HOSTED AND ASSISTED WITH A NUMBER OF EVENTS AND DINNERS TO BENEFIT IRISH NOT FOR PROFITS. 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The Fund signed a Loan and Display agreement for 3 years with University College Dublin for purposes of public display. The Fund received a donation of W.B Yeats Books "Yeats Collection" with an appraised value of $54,925 on the date of acceptance of the gift. In addition, the Fund signed a Loan and Display agreement for 3 years with the University of Limerick for purposes of scholarly research and public display. The Fund received a donation of a pencil drawing by Yeats, with an appraised value of $5,000 on the date of acceptance of the gift. The Fund signed a Loan and Display agreement for 3 years with the Yeats Society, Sligo for purposes of public display. The Fund received a donation of an original Aldwych Theatre program of productions by Yeats, Shaw and Lady Gregory, signed and framed with an appraised value of $3,500 on the date of acceptance of the gift. All the donations are included in contribution of art and literary collection in the Statement of Activities. Endowment Funds Schedule D, Part V, Line 4 The fund's endowment consists of funds established for the purpose of creating unencumbered funds that will provide annual monies to support the ongoing work of the American Ireland Fund in Ireland and worldwide. The endowment includes both donor-restricted endowment funds and funds designated by the Board of Trustees to function as quasi-endowments. 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OUR U.S. GRANTS ARE TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS UNDER U.S. LAW. X true true X X X X X false false false false false false false true false KIERAN MCLOUGHLIN PRESIDENT AND CEO 445783 0 154583 0 17039 0 26500 0 25023 0 668928 0 0 0 ANNE MOONEY CFO 145140 0 0 0 0 0 15138 0 13718 0 173996 0 0 0 THOMAS O'LEARY COO 226115 0 0 0 0 0 23000 0 22445 0 271560 0 0 0 STEVEN GREELEY VP MAJOR GIFTS / NE DIRECTOR 231653 0 20000 0 15882 0 26500 0 4176 0 298211 0 0 0 Travel for companions Schedule J, Part I, Line 1a Kieran McLoughlin has family travel and a parking allowance which are added to his taxable compensation. Steven Greeley has a monthly car allowance which is added to his taxable compensation. Severance Payments Schedule J, Part I, Line 4a Kieran McLoughlin has an employment agreement that provides severance based on annual compensation, paid only in the event of involuntary termination. No amounts were paid under this agreement in calendar year 2015. Non-Fixed Payments Schedule J, Part I, Line 7 IN 2015, KIERAN MCLOUGHLIN RECEIVED A PERFORMANCE RELATED BONUS OF $154,385 and STEVE GREELEY RECEIVED A PERFORMANCE RELATED BONUS OF $20,000. PROCESS FOR DETERMINING COMPENSATION The CEO's compensation is subject to review and approval by the compensation committee, comprised of 5 independent board members. Part of the review of the compensation committee includes an analysis of the CEO's compensation by an outside compensation consultant who researches and compares compensation data with like positions in similar organizations. A recommendation is made by the consultant as to whether the proposed compensation is reasonable, taking into consideration the research conducted as well as comparisons to other nonprofit organizations. The analysis is then submitted to the complete board of directors for review and approval and contemporaneously documentated in the board minutes. X 103225 FMV X 40 2250736 FMV 1 false true false Number of Contributions or items contributed Schedule M Part I Column (b) The number reported in Part I Column (b) represents the number of contributions made. Other Program Services Form 990, Part III, Line 4d The Ireland Fund runs a number of programs including the National Business Plan Competition, and the No Mind Left Behind Program to advance the mission of the Fund. In addition, the office provides support and education services to over 100 organizations annually in the area of grant seeking, fundraising, and Board development. We also regularly visit organizations that have received funding from the AIF throughout the country to evaluate their progress. Finally, we work with a number of umbrella organizations to develop the philanthropic infrastructure in Ireland. Form 990 Review Process Form 990, Part VI, Line 11b The form 990 is compiled by management and prepared and signed by a public accounting firm. A draft of the Form 990 is presented to the audit committee by management and the paid preparer prior to being submitted to the board of directors for review and commentary. A copy of the Form 990 as it is ultimately filed is provided to all members of the board prior to being electronically filed with the IRS. Conflict of Interest Policy Monitoring & Enforcement Form 990, Part VI, Line 12c The conflict of interest policy requires that board members and top management communicate to the organization if any conflict of interest arises by completing a conflict of interest questionnaire each year. Questionnaires are subject to review by the CFO and COO, as applicable, to determine if a conflict exists. If a conflict arises, it is brought to the attention of the executive committee and subsequently to the entire board. The person with the conflict does not participate in the board discussion nor final decision regarding resolution of the conflict. Process for Determining Compensation Form 990, Part VI, Line 15a The CEO's compensation is subject to review and approval by the compensation committee, comprised of 5 independent board members. Part of the review of the compensation committee includes an analysis of the CEO's compensation by an outside compensation consultant who researches and compares compensation data with like positions in similar organizations. A recommendation is made by the consultant as to whether the proposed compensation is reasonable, taking into consideration the research conducted as well as comparisons to other nonprofit organizations. The analysis is then submitted to the complete board of directors for review and approval and contemporaneously documentated in the board minutes. How Documents are made available to the public Form 990, Part VI, Line 19 The governing documents and conflict of interest policy are available upon request. The financial statements are available on our website and upon request. Other Changes In Net assets or Fund Balances Form 990, Part XI, Line 9 CHANGE IN LIFE INSURANCE POLICY ASSETS $(111,472) BANK INTEREST $ 797 FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOSS $ (63,883) GAMING - DIRECT EXPENSES $ 1,148 ---------- TOTAL $(173,410) ========== EXPENDITURE RESPONSIBILITY STATEMENTS FORM 990, SCHEDULE D, PART I, LINE 4 DIVERSIONS: ALL GRANTEES LISTED BELOW HAVE HAVE NOT DIVERTED ANY PORTION OF THE FUNDS TO THE BEST OF OUR KNOWLEDGE. VERIFICATION: THE AMERICAN IRELAND FUND HAS NO REASON TO DOUBT THE ACCURACY OR RELIABILITY OF THE GRANTEES' FINANCIAL REPORTS, THEREFORE NO INDEPENDENT VERIFICATION WAS REQUIRED FOR THESE GRANTS. Pursuant to IRS Regulation 53.4945-5 (d)(2), The American Ireland Fund provides the following information: (i) Grantee: 174 Trust Duncairn Complex Belfast BT14 6BP Northern Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $78,640 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to develop new programmes and continue existing programmes at the Duncairn Centre for Culture & Arts that will encourage participation from a wide range of people from otherwise segregated neighborhoods. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $78,640 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Abbey School Station Road Tipperary Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $26,882 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used towards third level education scholarships for disadvantaged students which are normally for 4 years. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $26,882 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: An Taisce - The National Trust for Ireland Tailors' Hall Dublin 8 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $333 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was towards the procurement of materials for a biodiversity awareness garden at our headquarters. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $333 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Archbishop Marsh's Library St. Patrick's Close Dublin 8 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $7,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant part-funded the salaries of two post-doctoral researchers to transcribe and translate the diary kept between 1689 and 1719 by the Huguenot lie Bouhreau, the first Keeper of the Library. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $7,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Avila Carmelite Centre Bloomfield Avenue, Morehampton Road Donnybrook Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $1,577 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support our heritage community garden for materials needed, seeds/fertiser equipment etc. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $1,577 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Bantry Hospice Project Newtown Bantry Co. Cork Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $552 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to help maintain 2 palliative care beds with the hospice. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $552 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Bantry Inshore Search & Rescue Association The Boathouse, Railway Pier Bantry Co. Cork Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $3,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to update electronic equipment on the lifeboat and adding radar capability for low visibility and night searches. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $3,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Barnardos Family Support Barnardo's National Office Christchurch Square Dublin 8 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $120,500 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant helped to fund family support services including Partnership with Parents Programmes, the Finglas Early Intervention Service, 100 Minds Programme, and family support in the Loughlinstown Centre. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $120,500 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Barretstown Barretstown Castle Ballymore Eustace Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $25,200 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The funds were directed towards covering the costs of a child with a serious illness to attend one of Barretstown's life changing programmes. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $25,200 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Belvedere College S.J. Great Denmark Street Dublin 1 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $16,083 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support the costs of the Advancing Excellence development campaign which aims to develop facilities and improve educational opportunities for students the costs involved in the Social Diversity Programme. This is a bursary programme which allows boys facing social/economic barriers to attend the College. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $16,083 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Bia Food Initiative Unit # 3, OC Commercial Park Co. Cork T45 YP40 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $7,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support an upgrade to our warehouse management system to improve our ability to record the environmental impact achieved through donating food for our food industry partners. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $7,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Blackrock College Blackrock College Co. Dublin Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $129,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant funded a series of needs based scholarships at Blackrock College. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $18,998 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Butler Gallery Kilkenny Castle Kilkenny R95 YRK1 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $5,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used for artist facilitation workshop fees - payment to artists deliverying children's art workshops; includes preparation, delivery, evaluation, Art materials and refreshments for workshops. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $5,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Captain Francis O'Neill Memorial Company Ltd c/o Captain Francis O'Neill Memorial Co. Ltd Drombeg House Dromore Bantry Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $331 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to defray the ongoing costs associated with the upkeep and improvements of the monument site. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $331 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Care After Prison 56 Aungier Street Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $15,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used towards the salary of the Director of Services and the Resources and Development Coordinator, responsible for CAP's strategic development and general staff training. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $15,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: ChangeX Dogpatch Labs, CHQ Building Docklands Dublin 1 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $80,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support the development of changex.org and our mission to use technology to package the world's proven social innovations and make them available to communities everywhere. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $80,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Chief O'Neill Festival Bantry Development and Tourism Association Gurteenroe Bantry Kevin Burke Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $1,105 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support the young musicians competition in Bantry. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $1,105 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Child Abuse Prevention Programme - CAPP Bridge House Cherry Orchard Hospital Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2012 - $11,211 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to research, develop and evaluate a personal safety skills program for primary school children including to help cover the cost of initial programme development fees, researcher's salary and piloting of the program content. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $11,211 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Children's Medical Research Foundation 14-18 Drimnagh Road Crumlin Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $136,110 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to fund the Children's Heart Centre and the GI Unit at Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Crumlin as well as individual pediatric research programs, including the Cystic Fibrosis pediatric research program at the National Children's Research Centre (NCRC). (iv) & (vi) Reports: $136,110 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Cill Rialaig Project Limited Ballinskelligs Ballinskelligs Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $5,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: To continue and expand the American Artist Program at the Cill Rialaig Artist Retreat-once abandoned pre-famine village in SW Ireland now awarding residencies to artists of all disciplines (iv) & (vi) Reports: $5,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Cinemagic, Ltd. Cinemagic 49 Botanic Avenue Belfast BT71JL Northern Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $15,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used for the Cinemagic Los Angeles Programme which brought a number of young people to LA from Northern Ireland to develop their skills and experience. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $15,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Clinton Peace Centre Belmore Street Enniskillen Co. Fermanagh BT74 6AA Northern Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $5,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was to support the curation and development of the exhibition "President Clinton:Working for Peace" providing context for global youth citizenship and entrepreneurship programme. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $5,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Concern Worldwide - Dublin 52-55 Lower Camden Street Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $200,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to significantly expand Concern's public engagement programme by improving fundraising and communications outreach, investing in a series of strategic initiatives. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $200,000 expended September 201 EXPENDITURE RESPONSIBILITY STATEMENTS (i) Grantee: Galway Hospice Foundation Renmore Avenue Renmore H91 R2T0 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $15,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to fund Hospice services in the Galway region, specifically the cost of Specialist Palliative Care Home Care nurses. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $15,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Genio Unit 19-21 Block 5, Westland Square Pearse Street Dublin 2 D02 YH27 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $10,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to appoint a Capacity Development & Outreach Manager, who has extensive experience in citizen advocacy and will play a key role in building connections and capacity of individuals & families on the ground. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $10,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: GET Local AE House, Main Street Cloughjordan Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $25,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant provided start up capital to allow development of a new social enterprise, Get Local, targeted at developing local resilience and allowed delivery of locally grown produce to householders. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $1,114 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: GLEN 2 Exchange Street Upper Dublin 8 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $3,395 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support the work in promoting equality for LBGT people in Ireland, by supporting the production of the first ever guide for primary school teachers on LGBT equality. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $3,395 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Glenstal Abbey Murroe Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $66,350 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support the ongoing building and development project at the Benedictine monastery at EWU Ishan and towards the ongoing development of facilities at Glenstal Abbey which enables the monastery to deliver on its charitable objectives. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $66,350 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Gonzaga College SJ Sandford Road Dublin 6 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $26,250 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to provide additional classrooms, science labs and to upgrade the IT system (iv) & (vi) Reports: $26,250 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Grow in Ireland - Dublin 6 Forest Mews Forrest Road Swords Co Dublin Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $5,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support a Leadership Course in the Midwest for 12 members. The course enables individuals to improve their knowledge and understanding of the link between recovery, growth and leadership. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $5,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Institute of Technology Tralee North Campus Tralee V92 HD4V Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $453,757 (iii) Purpose of Grants: Grant will be used to construct the new sports academy in Kerry. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $0 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Integrated Education Fund Forest View Belfast BT8 7AR Northern Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $86,865 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support to a new integrated playgroup at Mill Strand IPS to facilitate demand, to provide funds for a newly purpose built pre-school facility at Glengormley IPS, for the renovation of an existing room at Portadown IPS, to purchase play equipment at Phoenix IPS, and to provide essential play equipment and develop a new children's centre at Cranmore IPS. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $86,865 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Ireland Funds - Irish University Business Plan Competition 25 St. Stephen's Green, 2nd Floor Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $50,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to fund the Ireland Funds Business Plan Competition, which is run in partnership with universities throughout the island of Ireland. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $50,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Ireland Funds - Music Generation 25 St. Stephen's Green, 2nd Floor Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $1,152,416 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support Music Generation which was established to offer children and young people in Ireland the opportunity to learn a music instrument. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $1,152,416 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Ireland Funds - No Mind Left Behind 25 St. Stephen's Green, 2nd Floor Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $4,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to give promising young people from low-income households the opportunity to complete a third-level education that might otherwise be financially out of reach from them. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $4,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Irish Ancestry Research Centre - IARC 58 O'Connell Street Limerick Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $33,885 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to develop research and education in the area of family history /genealogy in conjunction with the University of Limerick and University College Cork. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $33,885 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Irish Autism Action Coole Road Multyfarnham Co. Westmeath Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $50,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant contributed to the ongoing costs of the STEP AHEAD programme, Leader and Director costs, and intervention & support topics. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $50,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Irish Georgian Society - Dublin City Assembly House 58 South William Street Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2014 - $22,511 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support the Irish Georgian Society in its work in supporting research and publications, delivering education programmes, and in undertaking conservation projects. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $22,511 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Irish Georgian Society - Dublin City Assembly House 58 South William Street Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $65,442 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant supported the Society's work in promoting the protection and awareness of Ireland architectural heritage through its conservation initiatives, educational projects, and publications. Additionally, the grant provided support for the Society's restoration of the City Assembly House. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $50,442 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind National Headquarters and Training Centre Model Farm Road Cork Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $402 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support the training of Assistance Dogs for families of children with Autism. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $402 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Irish Hospice Foundation Morrison Chambers 32 Nassau Street Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $15,500 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to fund programmes promoting dignity, comfort and choice for all at end of life. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $15,500 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children - ISPCC 29 Lower Baggot Street Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $9,203 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used for Mentoring Services who support young people and teenagers at vulnerable stages in their lives and for Childline service, providing support to children who call in or make contact online. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $9,203 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Jameson Dublin International Film Festival 13 Lower Ormond Quay Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $1,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used for a non-revenue earning community project called Picture House which is a program of film screenings in hospitals and care homes. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $1,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Kerry GAA Centre of Excellence The Pavilion Austin Stack Park Tralee Co. Kerry Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $35,010 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used towards the development of a Centre of Excellence facility consisting of playing pitches, clubhouse and other facilities located at Currans Farranfore and the campus of the Institute of Technology College In Tralee. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $35,010 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Lifestart Foundation 2 Springrowth House Ballinkiska Road Springtown Industrial Estate BT 48 0GG Northern Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $5,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used towards the printing and dissemination of the franchise prospectus for Lifestart's social franchise model. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $5,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Making Connections Glenard 36 Roebuck Road Clonskeagh Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $10,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant helped to facilitate greater focus on the core inter-generational befriending program which improves the mental and physical wellbeing of lonely and isolated older people (iv) & (vi) Reports: $10,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Mary Immaculate College South Circular Road Limerick Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $500 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was EXPENDITURE RESPONSIBILITY STATEMENTS (i) Grantee: MS Ireland 80 Northumberland Road Dublin 4 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $129,541 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to enable MS Ireland to host an affordable conference with National and International speakers sharing their expertise and research with both health care professionals and the MS Community and to increase the knowledge base in the area of falls and Multiple Sclerosis through support of PhD studies. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $33,021 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Na Piobairi Uilleann 15 Henrietta Street Dublin 1 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2014-2015 - $114,605 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used towards the Sharing the Sound of Ireland campaign to create an International Uilleann Piping Visitor Centre and Theatre at 16 Henrietta Street. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $114,605 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: National Gallery of Ireland Merrion Square West/Clare St Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $227,500 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was to support the Development Department, the Education Programme, and the Library and Archive Department. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $2,500 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: National Gallery of Ireland Merrion Square West/Clare St Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2011 - $33,948 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support the NGI Conservation project to restore "The Marriage of Strongbow & Aoife" by Daniel Maclise and to support the production of a book on Irish Art - Irish paintings Vol. II (iv) & (vi) Reports: $0 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: National Gallery of Ireland Merrion Square West/Clare St Dublin 3 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2013 - $18,666 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant helped to support a research project for the major Exhibition "Vermeer & The Masters of Genre Painting" (iv) & (vi) Reports: $18,666 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: National Gallery of Ireland Merrion Square West/Clare St Dublin 4 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2014 - $178,880 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support the work of the Library and Archive as well as the expansion of the NGI Development Department (iv) & (vi) Reports: $149,067 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: National Library of Ireland 4 Kildare Street Dublin 2 Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $5,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to sponsor a high profile public lecture relating to the exhibition on WB Yeats, to support the work of the Library and Archive, the Development Department, and the Education Programme. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $3,062 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Native Woodland Trust Unit 11a Mulcahy Keane Industrial Estate Waklinstown Dublin 12 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $250,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant provided core funding to cover general operating costs to maintain six nature reserves which are open to the public free of charge. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $111,255 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: O'Hanlon Park Boxing Club 1 St. Brigids Terrace Dundalk Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2012 - $57,942 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant helped to provide a new training gym for the members of O'Hanlon Park Boxing Club. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $0 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: O'Hanlon Park Boxing Club 2 St. Brigids Terrace Dundalk Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2014 - $94,329 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to help refurbish the new training gym for the members of O'Hanlon Park Boxing Club. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $4,100 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Pushkin Trust Baronscourt Estate Newtownstewart BT78 4EZ Northern Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $39,250 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to fund ten Baronscourt Days which are cross community environmental and creative art workshops for up to 60 primary school children per day from Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $39,250 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Queen's University of Belfast Foundation Queen's University Belfast Belfast BT71NN Northern Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $6,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was allocated to the Queen's Annual Fund, which supports scholarships and the student experience through funding a number of student-led projects and also to support studentships in the Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $6,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Raheny Community First Responder Group 74 St. Annes Ave Raheny Dublin 5 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $275 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to place a public AED in Raheny for the community. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $275 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Ranelagh Multi-Denominational School Ranelagh Road Ranelagh Dublin 6 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $10,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to continue the forest school outdoor learning initiative and to provide enhanced IT and other supports in place for all the children in the school, including those with additional learning needs. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $10,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Rights Watch UK 13b Hillgate Place London SW12 9ES United Kingdom (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $6,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant allowed Rights Watch (UK) to undertake a series of seminars and meetings in Northern Ireland on gender based violence. Additionally, the grant allowed Rights Watch (UK) to dedicate time to ensuring that the Government upheld its commitment to establishing human rights compliant post conflict justice mechanisms in Northern Ireland to deal with the legacy of the violent conflict. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $6,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Rosemont Secondary School for Girls Enniskerry Road, Sandyford Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $29,570 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant has been used for our building project and to fund bursaries for the school (iv) & (vi) Reports: $29,570 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Rough Magic Theatre Company 18 South Great George's Street Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $2,500 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant allowed Rough Magic to present an ambitious new musical The Train, with a cast of eight and four musicians, at Lime Tree Theatre, Limerick and Project Arts Centre, Dublin as part of Dublin Theatre Festival. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $2,500 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Rowing Ireland National Rowing Centre Farran Wood Cork Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $55,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant facilitated the development of a capital fund to assist the purchase of rowing equipment for athletes on the island of Ireland and to support coaching costs. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $55,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Royal Hibernian Academy 15 Ely Place Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $284,470 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used towards Royal Hibernian Academy's Capital Campaign which is used against the cost of a refurbishment campaign. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $284,470 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Science Gallery International 27 Pearse St Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $75,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used for administrative expenses of Science Gallery International in its mission to develop 8 galleries internationally, based on the Science Gallery model developed at Trinity College Dublin, including the development and establishment of a Science Gallery in New York City. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $75,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Social Entrepreneurs Ireland Lower Ground Floor 11/12 Warrington Place Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $312,311 (iii) Purpose of Grants: This grant was used to fund the Impact and Elevator Awards Programs, which provided direct training and support to Irelands leading social entrepreneurs to help them to develop and scale. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $312,311 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Solas - Galway's Picture Palace Teoranta C/o Townhall Theatre Courthouse Square Galway Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $3,532 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant will be used towards the costs for the development and construction of a 3 screen arthouse and cultural cinema space in centre of Galway. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $3,532 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: St Mary's College - Dublin 73-79 Lower Rathmines Road Dublin 6 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $10,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: Grant was used to assist in education, sporting, music and art facilities within the college (iv) & (vi) Reports: $10,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: St. Jarlath's Diocesan Trust Diocese of Tuam Archbishops House Tuam Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $20,187 (iii) Purpose of Grants: Grant was used towards current refurbishment of Knock Basilica. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $20,187 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: St. Mel's College St. Mel's Road Longford Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: EXPENDITURE RESPONSIBILITY STATEMENTS (i) Grantee: Temple Street Children's University Hospital Fundraising Department Temple Street Dublin 1 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $23,550 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was to fund improvements for Temple Street's Pediatric ICU Ward, where our most critical patients are cared for. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $14,369 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: The Edward Worth Library Dr Steeven's Hospital Dublin 8 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $500 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant will be used to conserve the Edward Worth Library's copy of the Etymologicum Magnum (Venice: Kallierges, 1499). (iv) & (vi) Reports: $0 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: The Ireland Fund of France 42 rue Vignon 75009 Paris France (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $18,890 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was in support of the Ireland Fund of France's 2015 Bloomsday Dinner, specifically event costs, support services, and grants made to Rennes University, Hendaye Hospital, Huntington's Disease Association of Ireland, Camerate, Fondation Irlandaise, Fondation Lejeune, and Association of French and Francophone Studies Ireland. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $18,890 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: The Ireland Fund of Great Britain Can Mezzanine 7-14 Great Dover St SE1 4YR United Kingdom (ii) Amount of Grants: 2012 - $25,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant is for the refurbishment of The Hammersmith Irish Cultural Centre. Building is almost complete but the refurbishment will not begin until 2016. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $0 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: The Ireland Funds 25 St. Stephen's Green, 2nd Floor Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $502,800 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support the Alzheimer Society of Ireland and the Mary Robinson Library. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $113,135 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: The Little Museum of Dublin 15 St Stephens Green Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $1,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to commission an artist, to produce and install an exhibit about the widows of 1916. This exhibition increased public awareness of the subject. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $1,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: The Peter McVerry Trust 29 Mountjoy Square E Dublin Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $1,589,210 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to purchase housing stock and refubish existing premises in line with Peter McVerry Trust's housing led approach in tackling homelessness. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $1,589,210 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: The Playhouse: North West Play Resource Centre 5 - 7 Artillery Street Derry BT48 6RG Northern Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $10,000 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant contributed to the creation of an educational film which will be used to deter young people from getting involved in paramilitary activity, delivered services to at-risk youth in four disadvantaged areas of Northern Ireland, and provided additional support to the Street Talk project. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $5,000 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: The Rory McDonagh Trust C/O Wilsons Solicitors LLP 4 Lincoln's Inn Fields WC2A 3AA United Kingdom (ii) Amount of Grants: 2013 and 2015 - $833,716 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The Grant was used to advance educational opportunities and participation in sport for disadvantaged young people by providing scholarships and maintaining the football program and coaching at Trinity College. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $50,607 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Thomas F. Meagher Foundation 34 Henry Street Kenmare Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $84,750 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to further the aims of the Foundation to promote pride and respect for the Irish Flag through active citizenship and assisted with the purchase of flags and flag poles for all secondary schools in the state. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $84,750 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Thoor Ballylee Development Ltd. c/o Courtney House Georges Street Gort Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $44,107 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to restore Thoor Ballylee as a cherished heritage site and a worldclass cultural centre that can inspire local and international art, education, creativity. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $44,107 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Trinity Foundation East Chapel Trinity College, College Green Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2007 - $36,736 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant allowed Trinity College to establish a series of lectures in peace and womens issues in honour of Hilda & Robert Tweedy (iv) & (vi) Reports: $0 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Trinity Foundation East Chapel Trinity College, College Green Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2008 - $154,998 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant helped to support the activities of the School of Classics and to establish a series of lectures in peace and womens issues in honour of Hilda & Robert Tweedy (iv) & (vi) Reports: $0 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Trinity Foundation East Chapel Trinity College, College Green Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2009 - $265,177 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to establish and support the Pigott Lectureship in US History and to support the activities of the School of Classics. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $144,256 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Trinity Foundation East Chapel Trinity College, College Green Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2010 - $396,271 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant helped to support the activities of Trinity, including the Digital Humanities Lectureships and the Pigott Lectureship in US History and the Trinity Access Program, which helps students from disadvantaged schools attend Trinity. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $360 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Trinity Foundation East Chapel Trinity College, College Green Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2011 - $568,231 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support the activities of the Irish Art Research Centre (TRIARC), the National Institute for Intellectual Disability, and Trinity Access Programmes to help students from disadvantaged backgrounds attend Trinity. The grant also helped provide capital for the new Business building, develop Jewish Studies courses, support the Pigott Lectureship in US History, catalogue the Political Cartoon Collections in Trinity's Library. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $121,417 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Trinity Foundation East Chapel Trinity College, College Green Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2012 - $282,306 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant helped support of the activities of the School of Classics and Chemistry, the Department of German, and Trinity Access Programmes, which helps students from disadvantaged schools attend Trinity. The grant also helped provide capital for the new Business building (iv) & (vi) Reports: $69,138 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Trinity Foundation East Chapel Trinity College, College Green Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2013 - $944,023 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support the Trinity Access Programme in providing scholarships to disadvantaged students, for The Irish Art Research Centre (TRIARC), to provide capital for the new school of Business building, to support the School of Chemistry and Department of German, and the Seamus Heaney Professorship of Irish Writing (iv) & (vi) Reports: $80,579 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Trinity Foundation East Chapel Trinity College, College Green Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2014 - $758,776 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support the Trinity Access Programme in providing scholarships to disadvantaged students,the Scholar Programmes in providing scholarships to students selected on merit, the Long Room Hub, the Accenture Professorship in Pure Mathematics, the Department of Chemistry, the Seamus Heaney Professorship in Irish Writing, and the activities of the National Institute for Intellectual Disability (NIID). The grant also helped to fund the Chair of Business and provide capital for the new Business building (iv) & (vi) Reports: $143,412 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: Trinity Foundation East Chapel Trinity College, College Green Dublin 2 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2015 - $1,231,991 (iii) Purpose of Grants: The grant was used to support the cost of a PhD student in Chemisty, the department of Germanic Studies, Trinity Summer School of Chemistry and the Trinity Access programme as well as the new Business school, the Rooney Prize of Literature, funding for the Heaney chair, supporting the Accenture Chair of Math and for scientific and educational use as directed by the Professor of Genetics Emeritus. (iv) & (vi) Reports: $337,785 expended September 2016 (i) Grantee: UCD, Michael Smurfit School of Business University College Dublin Tierney Building Belfield Dublin 4 Ireland (ii) Amount of Grants: 2014 - $1