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Project Approvals – 2020 Standard Town & Village Renewal Scheme Project Approvals – 2020 Standard Town & Village Renewal Scheme County Town or Village Project Synopsis Grant funding Approved Carlow Rathvilly Village enhancement: extension of cemetery €54,450 grounds and other public realm measures. Carlow Borris The construction of a new car park on Main €85,500 Street Lower. Carlow Myshall “Safety and Accessibility for All”; public realm €57,786 improvements which will focus on community infrastructure within the village. Carlow St Mullins Upgrade and conservation work at St. Mullins €40,195 Heritage Centre; and the development of a village led design statement. Carlow Tullow Enhancement of Market Square and the €100,000 development of safe and accessible car parking. Carlow Bennekerry The provision of a Tourism Information Point €93,625 and the development of footpaths to connect key assets in the village to each other. Carlow Newtown Create a footpath to make pedestrian access on €92,700 the Nurney Road safer. Public Realm improvements. Carlow Total €524,256 Cavan Ballyjamesduff Connecting the Nun's walk biodiversity corridor €100,000 at the Museum to the Town Centre. Cavan Belturbet Development of services block at Belturbet €199,800 marina and phase 2 extension of Belturbet Youth Hub. Cavan Arva Enhancement works to bus shelter, murals and €54,727 facade painting; resurfacing of car park around the Market House. Cavan Bailieborough Upgrade of lakeside public amenity facilities, €100,000 including an education facility, nature reserve, public amenity and recreation space. Cavan Shercock Upgrade the town environment through €49,548 the installation of outdoor seating, a sculpture, bus shelter, lanterns And landscaping. Cavan Virginia Development of the lakeshore area and the €100,000 provision of a footpath to link the lakeshore to the town centre. Cavan Cootehill Improve the accessibility for pedestrians in €100,000 strategic locations and town enhancement through the painting of facades. Cavan Total €704,075 Clare Newmarket On Completion of phase 2 of the regeneration of €200,000 Fergus derelict building, to include; commercial enterprise hubs, a commercial cookery school, a hot desk holistic, office space for remote working and a youth café. Clare Kilfenora To re-establish the Burren Centre through €200,000 upgrading the entire facility, including interior fit out, upgrading signage, graphics, physical interactives, lighting and audio-visual hardware and content. Clare Lisdoonvarna The development of a universally accessible €90,242 walking route through the town park and town centre. Clare Parteen The installation of a footpath/cycle path to €100,000 complete the connection between Parteen village and Larkin’s Cross. Clare Clooney The provision of a footpath/cycleway in the €99,000 village to include public realm infrastructure to safeguard users of the facility. Clare Barefield Village Construct cycle/footpath to link both ends of €90,000 Barefield village, including traffic calming, uncontrolled pedestrian crossings, drainage and landscaping. Clare Total €779,242 Cork City Blarney Provision of outdoor seating, pedestrian €100,000 walkways, signage and a village healthcheck. Cork City Upper Glanmire Construction of a geodesic dome, improve €100,000 community gardens accessibility; development of a rain harvesting system and landscaping. Cork City Total €200,000 Cork County Liscarroll Public realm improvements, including €160,000 landscaping, pedestrian access improvements safety enhancements and signage. Cork County Coolagown Development of car parking and pedestrian €165,000 access; signage and information boards. Cork County Countywide To provide ICT equipment & furniture in €57,690 (various areas) 17villages with broadband connection points. Cork County Killeagh Replacement of three wooden bridges at €54,000 Glenbower Wood and development of a set of trail maps Cork County Kanturk Urban Walkway: Enhanced pedestrian access €162,000 and connectivity between Kanturk Town centre, Kanturk Castle and the local business district. Cork County Leap Amenity park overlooking the estuary, €85,000 including: Viewing platform, landscaping, wild flower garden, walkways & raised seating area Cork County Total €683,690 Donegal Ardara The installation of a canopy along the Riverside €100,000 Walk; a Masterplan (regeneration plan); and a Health Check. Donegal Bruckless The provision of a community park and outdoor €100,000 recreational amenity. Donegal Carrick The reinstatement of a pedestrian bridge €100,000 crossing Glen River; a Masterplan (regeneration plan) and a Town Health Check. Donegal Crossroads The construction of a pedestrian footbridge €100,000 over a tributary of the River Finn to provide access to recreational amenities. Donegal Total €400,000 Dublin St. Margarets The enhancement of the physical environment €69,525 of five locations in St. Margaret’s. Dublin Balrothery The development of new walking and cycling €99,000 facilities and streetscape enhancement measures. Dublin Rolestown and The interior upgrade of BCP venues in the €21,600 Lusk villages of Rolestown and Lusk. Dublin Total €190,125 Galway Leitir Móir Completion of Phase 1 of a new Community €100,000 Park and re-purposing of the Community Hall to offer ICT facilities to the community. Galway Creggs The upgrade of the heritage centre to include a €90,000 remote working hub; covered seating, an outdoor cinema and bandstand. Galway Belclare Village enhancement works, including traffic €100,000 calming, pedestrian crossing, public lighting, signage and outdoor seating. Galway Portumna The upgrading of a pedestrian path, cycle €100,000 parking and provision of gazebos for the Lough Derg Cottage Market. Galway Castleblakeney The provision of an outdoor recreation area €100,000 containing a children’s playground, outdoor gym, walking routes and car parking facilities. Galway Claregalway The construction of an extension to Claregalway €200,000 Leisure Centre; development of a 10-desk digital innovation hub. Galway Total €690,000 Kerry Spa Village The developing a pathway to link Spa Village €96,705 with the Tralee Bay Coastal Amenity Trail. Kerry Milltown The enhancement of the historic square in the €94,500 town centre; the production of a scoping study for an Innovation Space and Business Hub in the town. Kerry Castleisland The implementation of phase 1 of an Urban €96,300 Connectivity project and study to develop proposals for the vacant and derelict properties in the town. Kerry Ballybunion The provision of improved signage and parking €100,000 capacity to improve visitor experience in the town. Kerry Rathmore The undergrounding of existing overhead ESB €100,000 Network (Phase 3) prior to a Safety Scheme which is expected to commence early 2021. Kerry Portmagee Public Realm Enhancements including €200,000 undergrounding of the overhead utility network; the project also proposes incorporation of EV charging and Wi-Fi access points. Kerry Total €687,505 Kildare Sallins Preparation of a Health Check to deliver a new €63,000 vison for the town. Kildare Ardclough Extend Arthur’s Grave Heritage Centre to add a €87,300 visitor/local community café and a local artist display area. Kildare Clane Public realm project including the upgrade of €200,000 footpaths and crossings; and conservation /development plan for Clane Abbey Community Centre. Kildare Athy Upgrade facilities in the Community Enterprise €89,533 Centre to improve Broadband Connection Point, install hot desk points and refurbish present building. Kildare Total €439,833 Kilkenny Thomastown The creation of an amenity/sports recreational €99,326 space. Kilkenny Stonyford Provision of a pedestrian walkway with lighting €100,000 from Stoneyford to Ennisnag. Kilkenny Kilmacow Pedestrian and road safety measures, including €100,000 street lighting, pedestrian crossings, footpath widening and parking demarcations. Kilkenny Hugginstown Public realm project to deliver street kerbing, €100,000 parking, drainage and footpath development on the Main Street. Kilkenny Freshford The provision of a raised walkway/boardwalk €175,500 with bridge, connecting Buncrussia Street to Millennium Park. Kilkenny Total €574,826 Laois Rathdowney The development of a community café and €79,303 remote working and training facility; and development of space to facilitate a Farmers and Artisan Market. Laois Stradbally The conservation of a bridge at the centre of €99,514 the village; public realm improvements; and soft landscaping to enhance biodiversity. Laois Timahoe The conservation and upgrading works to the €100,000 heritage centre and preparation and installation of heritage interpretation material. Laois Vicarstown, The provision ICT equipment, furniture and €45,000 Emo, Killeshin, screening to 5 Broadband Connection Point Donaghmore locations in Co. Laois. and Camross Laois Durrow Furnishing and equipping of rooms in an €59,558 eLearning hub. Laois Total €383,375 Leitrim Carrick on The creation of a town centre community €200,000 Shannon venue with capacity to host community and charity events including festivals, fun runs and cycles in line with public health guidelines. Leitrim Carrigallen The provision of a footpath from the village to €100,000 the west shore of the Lake Amenity. Leitrim Drumshanbo Enhancement of recreational facilities for safer €98,100 walking and cycling at the Millrace river and the provision of additional car parking spaces in the village. Leitrim Rooskey To construct a walkway/cycleway to join the €99,900 village footpath with the Killinaker Bridge. Leitrim Dowra
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