Senator Mary Moran has welcomed the announcement
today that the €90,000 promised to Co Louth in the Public Area Enhancement
Scheme has been awarded to various worthwhile projects throughout the county.
“Back in March we received the good news that Louth
County Council will receive €90,000 to assist in the works in our public areas.
Submissions were invited from community groups and Tidy Towns organisations.
The purpose of the scheme is to allow local authorities, in cooperation with
community groups, to undertake public area enhancement work before and during
the busy tourist season. I am delighted to see that in County Louth there is a
wide variety of projects in the list to receive funding, such as the provision
of outdoor gym equipment along the Navvy Bank/Castletown River Walk in Dundalk
(€21,250), drainage and ducting in the park in Blackrock to eliminate water
logging and facilitate the installation of a water feature (€11,250) and other
projects dealing with street furniture, the cleaning up of derelict buildings
and the improvement of sinage on tourist sites. I would like to wish all the
community groups well in their work over the summer months and commend them for
their dedication and endeavour to keep Co Louth beautiful”
List of projects and funding allocated:
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