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Minister Humphreys has announced that over €6.5 million is being made available in funding for 38 projects under Measure 2 of the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme.
Minister Humphreys announces a further â¬6.5 million in funding for outdoor recreational amenities 38 projects across the country to benefit under Measure 2 of the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme Total of 212 projects approved for funding of â¬9.7 million since the start of the year Funding made in partnership with Fáilte Ireland Further announcement on large scale projects to be made shortly The Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys T.D., today (4th March 2021) announced over â¬6.5 million in funding for 38 projects under M...
Minister Humphreys announces €6.5 million in funding for outdoor recreational amenities • 38 projects across the country to benefit under the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme. • Projects will support enhanced interest in outdoor pursuits post COVID • Funding made in partnership with Fáilte Ireland • Further announcement on larger scale projects to be made shortly Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys T.D., today (4th March 2021) announced over €6.5 million in funding for 38 projects under Measure 2 of the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme...
Pedestrians edged out by pedallers Pedestrians edged out by pedallers BySridhar VivanSridhar Vivan / Updated: Feb 4, 2021, 07:34 IST Cycle Mayor says things will smoothen out with time Until Sunday, cycling enthusiasts had no option but to risk their lives and drive through infamous Bengaluru traffic. However, the newly-launched cycling ‘green paths’ have given a big boost to the city’s cycling enthusiasts. A test drive by Bangalore Mirror revealed that although this has brought joy to many, a few improvements are required for the smooth functioning of the initiative. Navigating through...
Herefordshire councillor Jim Kenyon has been part of the team behind the project, picture with the cycle circuit plans. DESPITE a delay to the construction of Hereford's new cycle circuit Halo Leisure say that they are 'very committed to the delivery' of the project. In March last year the project for a 1.5-kilometres closed circuit at Hereford Racecourse was provisionally awarded £500,000 from Sport England through the British Cycling “Places to Ride” funding programme. With £200,000 committed from Herefordshire Council and £50,000 awarded by Hereford City Council this bought th...