Projects have been approved for clubs in Laois, Offaly, and Westmeath.
€80,000 is being made available to midlands GAA clubs as part of the Healthy Ireland Funding round.
The money is to upgrade existing walking tracks on gaelic games grounds.
In Laois, Clough Ballacolla is line for €15,000, as is Borris in Ossary.
There's €10K for Durrow in Offaly, with Seir Kieran set to receive €15,000.
And in Westmeath, Ballynacargey will be granted €15,000 and Rosemount GAA will get €10K.
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