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:



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