Government unveils €60m plan to revitalise rural Ireland

The Government has unveiled a €60m programme to help rejuvenate rural Ireland.

Government unveils €60m plan to revitalise rural Ireland
Mon, 23 Jan, 2017 - 15:01

The Government has unveiled a €60m programme to help rejuvenate rural Ireland.

The 273-point Action Plan for Rural Development includes a promise to revitalise 600 towns and villages, and support 135,000 new jobs within four years.

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