Nationally, 140 monuments will benefit from €8 million in funding.
Over €1 million euro in funding has been announced for the preservation of historical sites across the midlands.
A total of €8 million euro will be granted to 140 monuments across the country under the Community Monuments Fund.
Westmeath will receive €530,986 for 8 projects, Offaly will get €444,547 for 6 projects and Laois will be granted €153,040 for 4 projects.
LAOIS
- €43,241 in funding under Stream 1 for Baunaghra Church
- €60,300 in funding under Stream 1 for Dysart Enos Church
- €21,710 in funding under Stream 12 for Clonkeen Church and Graveyard
- €27,789 in funding under Stream 12 for Ballyadden Medieval Church and Graveyard
OFFALY
- €100,000 in funding for Killeigh Chapter House
- €100,000 in funding for Seir Kieran Graveyard Wall
- €98,896 in funding for Kilbride Church
- €93,438 in funding for Monasteroris Church
- €29,889 in funding for Ballintemple Church
- €22,325 in funding for the staircase in Emmel Castle
WESTMEATH
- €120,000 in funding for St Owen's Church, Ballymore
- €100,000 in funding for Court Devinish
- €100,000 in funding for Monasset Tower House
- €100,000 in funding for Templecross Church
- €30,000 in funding for Castlelost Church and Graveyard
- €29,647 in funding for Kilpatrick Church
- €21,340 in funding for Culleenmore Towerhouse
- €30,000 in funding for St Feichin's Well and Mill
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