Run by Armagh City Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council
An Awards Ceremony to celebrate the selfless work of individuals and Community Groups within ABC Borough
Nominations are now open for the Community Awards 2026, recognising those who go the extra mile to support others and make a positive impact across our communities.
Organised by Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council, the Community Awards feature 11 categories that shine a spotlight on the remarkable achievements, dedication and community spirit of local volunteers, groups and champions who make a real difference every day.
“I am delighted to officially launch the Community Awards 2026,” said the Lord Mayor of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon, Councillor Mary O’Dowd.
The award categories are: Age Friendly, Youth Champion, Innovation, Equality and Good Relations, Health and Wellbeing, Community Eco, Volunteer of the Year, Lifetime Achiever, Under 18 Youth Volunteer, Community Safety and the Everyone. Everywhere. Everyday. Award.
Whether it's a devoted volunteer, an inspiring young person, an innovative project or a community group making a lasting impact, now is your chance to ensure their efforts are recognised and celebrated.
Tour or walk
Downpatrick, Mournes, Rowallane & Slieve Croob DEA's are delighted to bring residents from these areas to celebrate Good Relations week with a full tour of Stormont, meeting MLA's and lunch in the Long Gallery.
Celebration or social
St Brigid's PS and Knockloughrim PS are hosting a Cross-Community Coffee Morning on Friday 16th October at 10am in Lavey Termoneeny Centre to mark Good Relations Week 2026.
Workshop, training or seminar
Victims and survivors of the Northern Ireland Troubles from different community backgrounds are working together to create a permanent Peace Arch at Moneypennys Forge as a lasting peace art installation carrying messages of hope, unity and peace.
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