€2.3m donated to cross-border initiatives

The International Fund for Ireland (IFI) today approved more than €2.3m in support for border county projects in the Republic at its Board Meeting in Belfast.

€2.3m donated to cross-border initiatives
Fri, 03 Dec, 2004 - 13:50

The International Fund for Ireland (IFI) today approved more than €2.3m in support for border county projects in the Republic at its Board Meeting in Belfast.

This brings to over €7m the funding which the IFI has approved for counties Donegal, Sligo, Leitrim, Cavan, Monaghan and Louth in 2004.

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