Applications are closing this Sunday.
People across the midlands are being encouraged to sign up for this year's GAA Community Heroes Campaign.
Back for a second year, the campaign acknowledges the impact GAA volunteers have in fostering vibrant and resilient communities throughout the country via a nationwide competition.
One overall national winner will be chosen from the provincial winners, with their club receiving an additional €5,000 bringing the total prize to €10,000.
Applications close this Sunday night.
Head of Public Engagement at Eirgrid, Offaly's Sinead Dooley says it's a great initiative for clubs to get involved in:
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