Cork coastal community projects to benefit from €240k funding in 2018
18 coastal community projects in Cork are set to benefit from over €240,000 in funding this year.
The grants are co-funded by the Irish Government and the EU.
Bantry Inshore Search and Rescue Association received almost €40,000 in funding while Clean Coasts Ballinamona and Passage West Maritime Museum received around €15,000 each
Castletownbere Rowing Club, Courtmacsherry Rowing Club, Baltimore Seafood Festival and the Schull Regatta will also benefit from the grant aid.
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