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BREAKING: €4.1m for sports clubs in Louth - breakdown for each club
Sports Capital Grant Funding Scheme
BREAKING: €4,3m in funding for sports clubs in Louth announced
Reporter:
Donard McCabe
11 Feb 2022 1:04 PM
59 local sports clubs, in Louth and East Meath are to receive €4,356,619 in Government funding through the Sports Capital Grant Funding Scheme, it has been announced this morning.
The clubs and the amount they are to receive are as follows:
Organisation - Project Title - Sport Type - Provisional Grant Allocation €
ABAILE Autism Support - Louth & Meath Activity Trail for people with Disabilities - Multi-sport - €30,860
Termonfeckin Tennis club TERMONFECKIN LAWN TENNIS CLUB PHASE 2 DEVELOPMENT - Tennis - 150,000
The EDUCENA FOUNDATION - Greenhills Astra Sports Development - Multi-sport - 113,262
Westerns GFC - Phase III works on upstairs of clubrooms - Gaelic Games - 55,000
LOUTH COUNTY COUNCIL - Municipal Regional Athletics Facility Dundalk - 120,253
More to follow on this.
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