Sports clubs receive €56m in grants: Check out biggest winners in each county

Christmas came early for the nation's sporting grassroots todayas the Government unveiled details of its €56m capital grants programme.

Sports clubs receive €56m in grants: Check out biggest winners in each county
Thu, 30 Nov, 2017 - 17:30

Christmas came early for the nation's sporting grassroots todayas the Government unveiled details of its €56m capital grants programme, writes Fergus Jayes.

More than 1,700 capital projects will benefit from the grants, including Munster Club hurling champions Na Piarsaigh, which has received €80,000 euros for floodlight installation.

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