Owners of the protected structures can avail of supports.
The deadlines for grants for protected structures in the midlands have been extended.
Owners can avail of 50 per cent match funding for the conservation of historic buildings, along with a new pilot programme for heritage structures like shop fronts and farm buildings.
The deadline for applications in Offaly is now February 19th, while it's the 29th in Westmeath, and the 1st of March in Laois.
Heritage Officer with Westmeath County Council Melanie McQuade explains:
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