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Monaghan Public Participation Network (PPN) is a network of community, voluntary, social inclusion & environmental organisations, working to build a better county for the community of Monaghan. We work to empower the community to be represented in decision making processes that impact citizens through representation on Council committees, consultation processes, policy submissions & more.
What is the Co. Monaghan Public Participation Network?
PPN’s have been introduced throughout Ireland as part of the reform of Local Government. They replace the old Community Forum structure, and are seen as a deepening of the commitment of local authorities to include the community & voluntary sector in their decision-making structures.
Co Monaghan PPN replaces Monaghan Community Forum, whose members have been helping to ease the transition and encourage groups to re-register with the new PPN structures.
Monaghan County Council is very grateful for the assistance of Monaghan Community Forum.
Membership of the PPN is open to all community and voluntary groups in Co. Monaghan.
This is the first time in Irish history that the Community & Voluntary Sector has been given the right to sit at the decision-making table BY LAW. So let’s be sure to use it




How to Join the PPN
Membership of the PPN is open to ALL community & voluntary groups with an address in Co. Monaghan which meet the following criteria:
- Your group should be in operation for at least 6 months
- It should have a set of rules, usually a Constitution, which lays out the purpose of the group and how it will carry out its business
- It should have a Chair
- It should meet a minimum of once a year