Dublin City Council is now inviting applications for the Community Monuments Fund 2025. Local authorities, private owners, community groups and custodians of monuments are eligible to apply under the following 3 streams; • Stream 1 – up to €100,000 aimed at essential repairs and capital works for the conservation and repair of archaeological monuments • Stream 2 - up to €30,000 for development of Conservation Management Plans/Reports that are aimed at identifying measures for conservation of archaeological monuments and improving public access. • Stream 3 - up to €30,000 for enhancement of access infrastructure and interpretation (including virtual) at archaeological monuments. Full details, including how to apply, are available to view at https://lnkd.in/ezRaU6rx Closing date 31st January 2025, 5pm. #CMF2025 #HeritageIreland2030 @nationalmonumentsservice
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