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Irish-language shopfront scheme reopens for Kilkenny applicants Historic Structures Fund news@kilkennypeople.ie Tá breis sonraí le fáil ar www.housing.gov.ie agus ó Oifigigh Chaomhantais Ailtireachta agus ó Oifigigh Oidhreachta an údaráis áitiúil ');  '); Irish language signs were once a common sight on shopfronts in towns and villages across Kilkenny, but they are an increasingly rare sight, with many a reminder of a shop long since closed. Some emerge during renovation and other works to existing shops – a reminder of a past life for a building. A new fund seeks to bring these ...

Portlaoise derelict convent building and school is set to get €50,000 worth of preservation work while a further €140,000 is being set aside for two b...

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team via Sean Curtin/ True Media Works have resumed at Limerick's Opera Site as the 2021 demolition and enabling works programme kicked off today. It follows a four-month delay enforced on all commercial property sites due to Covid-19 restrictions. The construction programme will see up to 500 people employed at peak output on the site, with numbers in the demolition and enabling works set to ramp up to 60 this year following the resumption of activity today. In addition to gettin...

Minister Noonan announces €3m in funding for 85 built heritage projects under Historic Structures Fund 2021   Minister of State for Heritage and Electoral Reform, Malcolm Noonan, TD, today announced that 85 heritage projects right across the country will benefit from a total of €3m under this year’s Historic Structures Fund (HSF). Announcing the funding today, Minister Noonan said: “I am delighted to announce another €3m investment in our built heritage. This year’s Historic Structures Fund will assist 85 owners and custodians of historic and ...

Minister Noonan announces funds for Kilkenny landmark heritage projects Over €350,000 in funding for local projects Minister Malcolm Noonan ');  '); Minister of State for Heritage and Electoral Reform; Malcolm Noonan has announced funding for this year’s Historic Structures Fund and the good news is that three Kilkenny city projects are included in the allocation.  Rothe House is to receive €50,000, Shee Alms House on Rose Inn Street is to receive €150,000 over two years and Tynan’s Bridge House Bar is to receive €15,000 under a new element of the fund for heritage shopfronts. ...