Deputy Erin McGreehan has welcomed €113,885 for five community projects across Louth under the Community Centres Investment Fund (CCIF).
The centres that will benefit from the funding are Mullaghbuoy Community Centre, St Mary’s Parochial Hall, Ardee Community Centre, Mattock Rangers GFC Community Centre, and Mell Community Hall.
The funding will support a range of improvement, refurbishment, accessibility and energy-efficiency works at community centres throughout the counties.
- Mullaghbuoy Community Centre – Interior renovations & energy upgrades: €25,000
- St Mary’s Parochial Hall – Replace exterior doors and gutters, exterior fascia and interior painting: €25,000
- Ardee Community Centre – Stage upgrade works: €24,500
- Mattock Rangers GFC Community Centre – Installation of insulation and energy upgrades: €15,635
- Mell Community Hall – Install cavity wall and attic Insulation, composite doors and toilets refurbishment: €23,750
Deputy McGreehan said:
“I am delighted to see nearly €114,000 being allocated to community projects across Louth. These facilities play an important role in our towns and villages, providing spaces for sporting organisations, groups, community activities, and people of all ages.
“This funding will allow these organisations to carry out essential improvements, from accessibility works and heating upgrades to insulation, roofing, flooring and general refurbishment.”
“Supporting our community facilities is an investment in the future of rural towns and villages across Louth, and I will continue to advocate for further funding opportunities for local groups and organisations.”
For further information, reach out to Erin McGreehan.
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