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Local Development Company

South Dublin County Partnership (LDC)

Local development company delivering SICAP and community supports across South Dublin County from its Tallaght and Clondalkin offices.

Operates in Dublin · 8 listed services

What they do

South Dublin County Partnership is based at County Hall, Block 3, Belgard Square North, Tallaght, with a second office in Clondalkin. It delivers the Social Inclusion and Community Activation Programme 2024-2028 across South Dublin County, engaging unemployed people, one-parent families, Travellers, migrants and refugees, people with disabilities and those on low incomes. Through SICAP, its Lifelong Learning team provides free non-formal and accredited QQI courses, personal development programmes and support to help people progress towards employment, training or self-employment, alongside help building social enterprises. Support is delivered through named local officers under a locally managed Local Community Development Committee structure. Eligibility follows SICAP target-group criteria for South Dublin County residents. Contact by phone on 01 4649300 (Tallaght) or 01 4508748 (Clondalkin), or by email.

South Dublin County Partnership lists 8 services on Irish Resource Hub in Dublin. The listed provision covers service, training, advisory support, mentoring, and network. Its support includes Start a business, Grow and scale, Mentoring and advice, Digital and AI, and Skills and training. 1 distinct eligibility condition is recorded across those services.

Business support information

Where they operate

Recorded coverage for the following areas.

Types of support available

Listed provision includes service, training, advisory support, mentoring, network.

Who the support is for

Business stages
Thinking about starting, Startups, Established
Company sizes
1–9 people, 10–49 people, Sole traders
Sectors
All sectors
Audiences
Startups, SMEs, Community and social enterprises

Taken from this organisation's record and its published services.

Access and eligibility

Must be resident in South Dublin County and belong to a SICAP-defined target group such as unemployed people, lone parents, Travellers and Roma, migrants and refugees, people with disabilities or those on low incomes.

No organisation-wide eligibility rule is recorded. Eligibility is set by each individual service, so conditions vary by service and some support may not be open to every business.

Each distinct eligibility condition recorded for this organisation's services — check the service page for the full conditions.

The same conditions also apply to 7 further services listed below.

Check access with South Dublin County Partnership

Support offered (8)

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