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Funding awarded for new library in Drogheda - Vimarsana News

Funding awarded for new library in Drogheda

The funding will be delivered through the Libraries Capital Programme 2023-2027 following the council’s application last year.

Source: lmfm.ie
gov - Minister Humphreys officially opens Ireland's Newest Library and announces €25 million investment in our Public Library Service - Vimarsana News

gov - Minister Humphreys officially opens Ireland's Newest Library and announces €25 million investment in our Public Library Service

Kilkenny library Heather Humphreys library capital programme

Source: gov.ie
Louth County Council welcome funding for the provision of new computers, laptops, and iPads for public libraries - Vimarsana News

Louth County Council welcome funding for the provision of new computers, laptops, and iPads for public libraries

Louth County Council have welcomed the announcement from Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys TD, of a €1.3 million national fund for the provision of new computers, laptops, iPads and other information and communication technology in public libraries across the country.

Waterford News & Star — Waterford Libraries €22k boost to upgrade digital services - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Waterford Libraries €22k boost to upgrade digital services

Waterford Libraries will receive a much needed boost to their digital services thanks to an investment from the Libraries Capital Programme. The funding will be…

Wicklow libraries get €13k boost to replace outdated computers - Vimarsana News

Wicklow libraries get €13k boost to replace outdated computers

Wicklow libraries are to get €13,808 to provide new computers, laptops, iPads and other ICT equipment for users and make their facilities “digitally inclusive places”.