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Meath County Council will host a Built Heritage Information Evening in September 2025 (date TBC), we are currently accepting expressions of interest for this event until Friday, 11 July, at 5pm. This event will offer guidance on built heritage topics such as legislation,...

The Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage has launched a pilot World Heritage Strategic Investment Fund with a total value of €300,000 to support capital investment in Ireland’s World Heritage Properties (WHPs) and Tentative List Sites (TLSs). Funding is being made...

The 2025 Enhancing Quality Fund aims to promote continuous improvement and innovation using a process of problem-solving in prevention and early intervention services for children and young people. The fund is open to practitioners and service providers in not-for-profit...

On Sunday July 13th, Drogheda & District Men’s Shed are holding an Open Day at their Shed, A92 D566 at Mullaghcrone. Everyone welcome, so bring along the whole family and find out about your local Shed. The weather is looking good for workshops, gardening and the BBQ...

Does your community group want to get involved in making positive changes toward a more sustainable future? Meath’s Community Climate Action Programme Phase 2 is launching this September. The previous phase of funding totalling €811,000 was distributed to 25 projects across...

Minister of State with responsibility for Community Development and Charities, Jerry Buttimer TD, has announced the commencement of a stakeholder consultation on the development of a new Government strategy to support the sector.  The consultation will give organisations across...

The Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment is now seeking Expressions of Interest for participants in the 2025-2026 SDG Champions Programme.   For more information, please see here.

Deadline:Friday, July 25, 2025 at 4:00 PM If you are hosting a water based event during Heritage Week please see below for grant information to support your event.

The National Disease Control Centre have advised that Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza continues to be detected in wild birds in Ireland. Please see public health advice and communication materials concerning avian influenza (bird flu), following recent reports of dead seabirds...