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Please find a video recording below from the recent information session on the Community Water Development Fund 2026: For more information, please read: Slides from the presentation used in the Community Water Development Fund webinar The Community Water Development Fund 2026 is...

Coinníollacha an Chiste : Eolas ginearálta: Foirm Iarratais Round 1 of Ciste Spreagtha 2026 is now open! Fund Conditions: General Information: There will be two rounds of the fund: one from 1–17 March, and another later in the year (more information to follow). Groups may apply...

Ministers Calleary and Buttimer welcome increased National Development Plan funding for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht Media Release: Wednesday, 10th December 2025 Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, Dara Calleary TD, and Minister of...

The SPARK Mini-Grant Scheme supports youth arts taster workshops for young people aged 10 to 25 in youth work and non-formal education settings – sparking young people’s interest in youth arts practice, new ways to express themselves and collaborative relationships with local...

Applications are now invited from Community and Voluntary groups in County Meath for funding from the Local Enhancement Programme 2026.   The Local Enhancement Programme 2026 is funded by the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht and...

The Carranstown Environmental Projects grant is available to community groups for environmental improvement and recreational/ community facility projects in the vicinity of the Indaver Waste-to-Energy Facility at Carranstown, Duleek, Co Meath. Closing date for receipt of...

Meath County Council’s Community Amenity Project Scheme is a grant scheme which provides financial assistance for capital projects such as the development of sporting, recreational, environmental, amenity, heritage and cultural facilities. The Community Amenity Project...

Meath County Council invites Expressions of Interest from community groups and organisations for the use of Ned’s Cottage, Ashbourne. 1. Introduction: Meath County Council has acquired Ned’s Cottage to serve as a valuable community asset for the residents of Ashbourne...