Two projects in Westmeath have each been awarded €50,000.
Outdoor projects in the Midlands will receive funding of €100,000.
The Greenway link from Castletown Geoghegan to the Old Rail Trail and gateway linear park in Moate have each awarded €50,000.
The funding was announced under the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme, which is used to enhance outdoor amenities such as our walkways, cycleways, rivers and lakes.
Longford/Westmeath TD and European Minister Peter Burke says :
"It's part of Fine Gael’s commitment to ensuring stronger, safer communities and making our rural towns and villages places that people can work, live and raise a family."
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