It comes from a national €150 million fund.
Over €6 million has been allocated to tackle dereliction in the midlands.
The money comes from the Urban Regeneration and Development Fund, a €150 million investment to tackle vacancy and derelict buildings in Irish towns and cities.
Westmeath will receive €2.5 million, the highest allocation in the region, while Laois and Offaly have been granted €2 million each.
Minister of State for Land Use and Biodiversity and Offaly Senator Pippa Hackett, is welcoming the fund:
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