Anti-poverty groups to get unclaimed cash boost

Disadvantaged communities are expected to be the biggest winners today in the latest round of grants from the dormant accounts fund.

Wed, 04 Jan, 2006 - 07:12

Disadvantaged communities are expected to be the biggest winners today in the latest round of grants from the dormant accounts fund.

Around €24m of unclaimed funds will be dispersed to fund anti-poverty projects, services for people with disabilities and the education of students with learning difficulties.

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