Border, cross-community schemes get €1.16m

Border county and North/South cross community projects are to receive funding of €1.16m from the International Fund for Ireland following its September Board Meeting held in Sligo today.

Border, cross-community schemes get €1.16m
Fri, 24 Sep, 2004 - 15:48

Border county and North/South cross community projects are to receive funding of €1.16m from the International Fund for Ireland following its September Board Meeting held in Sligo today.

This funding will support investment of over €2.5m in economic regeneration and reconciliation activities in counties Donegal, Leitrim and Louth and in other areas.

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