Mullingar and Tullamore Harriers will get €225,000 each.
Two Athletics Clubs in Westmeath and Offaly are receiving €450,000 as part of the Sports Capital Programme.
Tullamore Harriers will resurface their current track with the €225,000 allocation.
Mullingar Harriers are developing a new six lane regional hub at their facility with the same amount being awarded to them.
They hope to begin work on the project in the new year.
Assistant Secretary of Mullingar Harriers Greg Duggan says there's still some work to be done:
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