Over €1.2 million has been used by the Kilcormac Development Association.
An Offaly development group is highlighting the need to allow better planning for future strands of an EU fund.
The Kilcormac Development Association has used €1.2 million from the EU Just Transition fund to develop office spaces, co-working spaces and a podcast studio.
Representatives from the group have have met with EU Vice President Raffaele Fitto to highlight how they've used the programme.
Project Manager with Kilcormac Development Association Linda Kelly says groups can do more with more notice:
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