The Minister for the OPW announced the news today.
Over €60,000 is being given for flood relief works on a Laois river.
Minister in the Office of Public Works, Patrick O'Donovan says the money will go towards removing deadwood/debris and pruning of trees along a 6 kilometre strech the River Nore.
This is additional funding for phrase two of the project - over €80,000 was allocated to Laois County Council in the first phase.
The amenity is used for canoeing, kayaking and angling.
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