A quarter of a million euros has been announced for the development of a social space and theatre in Tallaght among other projects
A massive €16.5 million has been announced for the delivery of 185 community projects across the country, with a focus on making Irish towns and villages more vibrant places to live, work and visit.
Minister for Rural and Community Development Heather Humphreys announced the funding on Thursday, which includes hundreds of thousands of euros for projects all over the country like the development of a social space and theatre in Tallaght as well as the development of a Childcare facility in Ballaghderreen in Roscommon.
Minister Humphreys said: “I’m delighted today to announce €16.5 million for 185 projects right across the country. “All the projects being funded today are designed to bring communities together and make them more vibrant places to live, work and visit. This investment is just the first of a number of tranches that will be announced under the Community Recognition Fund over the coming months.
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