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Taoiseach announces over €50m in new funding for Shared Island programmes - Vimarsana News

Taoiseach announces over €50m in new funding for Shared Island programmes

€50m HAS been announced by the Taoiseach for the Shared Island Fund to enable new all-island partnership projects across a range of areas including biodiversity and peatlands, tourism, language and culture, civil society, research and innovation. The Shared Island initiative is a whole of Government priority to engage with all communities and political traditions to

Carlow Nationalist — Taoiseach 'not surprised' more from the North favour staying in UK over Irish unity - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Taoiseach 'not surprised' more from the North favour staying in UK over Irish unity

A survey showed there is a majority of more than four to one in favour of a united Ireland in the Republic…

Ireland's Shared Island programmes get a €50m boost - Vimarsana News

Ireland's Shared Island programmes get a €50m boost

The new Shared Island funding will support a range of projects including biodiversity actions, tourism support and research collaborations.

All-island investment fund worth €50m announced by taoiseach - Vimarsana News

All-island investment fund worth €50m announced by taoiseach

Flagship projects include Narrow Water Bridge and reopening a section of the Ulster Canal.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Roscommon Herald — Taoiseach 'not surprised' more from the North favour staying in UK over Irish unity - Vimarsana News

Roscommon Herald — Taoiseach 'not surprised' more from the North favour staying in UK over Irish unity

A survey showed there is a majority of more than four to one in favour of a united Ireland in the Republic…