Cash boost for emigrant services

Support services aiding Irish emigrants in Britain, Australia and Canada will benefit from grants of over €600,000, it was confirmed today.

Cash boost for emigrant services
Mon, 02 Jan, 2006 - 14:57

Support services aiding Irish emigrants in Britain, Australia and Canada will benefit from grants of over €600,000, it was confirmed today.

Funding for emigrant services is expected to reach €12m during 2006 – an increase of 45% on 2005.

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