The value ranges from €45,000 to €200,000.
Over €1.3m is being allocated to the regeneration of towns in the midlands.
Fourteen of them will get between €45,000 and €200,000 from the Department of Rural and Community Development.
Projects in Offaly are the biggest beneficiaries receiving €800,000, €383,000 is going to Laois and €181,000 to Westmeath.
The Deputy Chairperson of Moate Museum and historical society is Rose McQuillan.
She says essential renovations can now take place on their 136 year old premises:



Pilot Programme For Parents Of Neurodivergent Children Launches In Laois
Midlands Simon Community Receives Major Funding
Emergency Services Call For Safety This Halloween
Midlands Homelessness Figures Continue To Rise
Westmeath Woman Wins Over €45k in Telly Bingo
Offaly Comedian Urges Men To Check For Testicular Cancer
Tánaiste Reviews Infantry Battalion In Westmeath Ahead Of Lebanon Deployment
Laois TD ‘Couldn’t Stomach’ Taoiseach’s Fine Gael Backing
Disruption On Midlands Train Services Expected This Weekend
Man Escapes Injury After Car Fire In Westmeath
Midlands Soldiers Taking Part In Latest Deployment To Lebanon
Popular Laois Forest Named In Coillte Top 20
Laois Author Recounts First Meeting With F1 Legend Eddie Jordan
Truck Driver Jailed For Five Years Over €2.8m Cocaine Haul
ESB Networks Invests €6.5m In Laois Training Centre
Offaly GAA Calls For End To Allianz Sponsorship
IFA Concerned Over Rushed Safeguard Approval For Mercosur
Westmeath Refuge Centres Step Up Support For Women And Children
Frightfully Fun Events Taking Place In The Midlands This Halloween
Social Finance Boosts Westmeath Boat Club