Laois was the big winner, followed by Westmeath and Offaly.
Over €300,000 has been allotted to support outdoor activity groups in the midlands.
Laois is the big winner from the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme, receiving €160,000, with initiatives such as Whitehorse River Walk, Dunamase College and Courtwood-Barrow Blueway Access Trail all receiving €20,000 each there.
€88,000 was spread across groups in Westmeath such as Tullaghan Lough Owel Amenity and Rahanine Bog Walk .
While projects at Ormond Way and the Slieve Bloom Mountains will share in the €68,000 granted to Offaly.
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