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16/08/2021

Funding Boost For Fingal Towns And Villages

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Towns and villages across Fingal have secured significant funding under the Streetscape Enhancement Scheme 2021.

The Towns and Villages Scheme is providing €7 million nationally as part of Our Rural Future, a five year strategy to revitalise rural Ireland and make our rural towns and villages more vibrant and attractive places to live, work and visit.

Funding of €260,000 has been awarded to support the upgrade of shopfronts and building facades and the enhancement of streets and open space through painting, artwork, murals, signage replacement/removal, street furniture, lighting and planting in five towns and villages in Fingal.

Fingal County Council will shortly be seeking applications from businesses and community groups in the towns of Rush, Lusk, Donabate, Skerries and Oldtown to fund enhancement works in designated areas.

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Welcoming the announcement of the new funding by the Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphries, TD, the Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Seána Ó Rodaigh, said: "I welcome the Minister's announcement. This initiative will help make our towns and villages attractive and vibrant places to live, work and visit and will be a great boost to our local communities."

Chief Executive Officer of Fingal County Council, AnnMarie Farrelly commented: "Fingal is at the forefront of the supporting rural towns and villages in challenging economic times, and the Council will continue to lead in rural development through community and business supports and infrastructure development. The new Streetscape Enhancement Scheme is one more source of such support, and it is greatly welcomed to help local communities in enhancing the attractiveness and vibrancy of our towns and villages."

Fingal County Council's Director of Economic, Enterprise, Tourism & Cultural Development, Emer O'Gorman, added: "This funding continues Fingal County Council's success in securing additional funding for local areas during this challenging time. This year has been particularly difficult for businesses and communities alike. The Outdoor Dining Scheme, funded by Fáilte Ireland has been very successful and the Streetscape Enhancement Scheme is just a further example of the ongoing investment in Fingal through a range of measures to stimulate business confidence and in helping communities be more resilient."

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