Govt to use funds from dormant accounts to tackle disadvantage

More than €40m from dormant accounts will be used to help disadvantage people throughout Ireland this year.

Govt to use funds from dormant accounts to tackle disadvantage
Fri, 14 Jul, 2017 - 15:01

More than €40m from dormant accounts will be used to help disadvantage people throughout Ireland this year.

The funds will be spent on 40 different programmes including youth employment, training for carers and support for people with disabilities.

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