The award-winning Clara Bog Visitors’ Centre and Nature Reserve in Co Offaly is one of a number of projects developed through the provision of ERDF structural funding.
Lough Key Forest and Activity Park, a unique 860-acre parkland and forest located in Co Roscommon, offers Irish and international visitors a world of wonder and adventure for all ages.
CÚRAM, the €49 million Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) Centre for Research in Medical Devices, was launched in 2015 and is now a global hub for MedTech.
An critical investment of €51.1 million heralded a new era for the historic fishing port of Killybegs and its hinterland.
Constructing the outdoor gym and installing the equipment, which was set-up on Cathedral Road in 2009, cost a total of €138,000 – the other 50% of the cost was supported by Cavan County Council.
The reconstruction, which cost total of €5.5 million, resulted in a more reliable bridge structure that has improved train journey times from Sligo to Dublin by ten minutes and the new structure is expected to last for 120 years.
In 2011, the all-girls secondary school was hooked up with 100mb fibre broadband as part of the National Schools Broadband Project.
At a cost of €3.4 million, Carmel Duffy, Manager of Luan Gallery says the gallery wouldn’t exist without European Regional Development Funding (ERDF) of €1.45million through the BMW Region.
Mullan Lighting has an ever-expanding team of designers and crafts people creating beautiful pieces from simple suspensions to more intricate fixtures and bespoke shades.
With the fastest broadband Co Leitrim, it’s a place that benefits many local entrepreneurs who can enjoy the high-speed connectivity without the financial strain of setting up alone.
Northern & Western Regional Assembly
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Co. Roscommon
F45 WY26
Ireland
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