The schemes fund a variety of repairs and renovation works to prevent deterioration, protect character, and encourage the re-use of protected structures.
Up to 19 projects across Kildare are set to benefit from a cash injection for built heritage projects.
A total of 676 heritage projects across every county will benefit from €9 million in financial support through the Historic Structures Fund (HSF) and the Built Heritage Investment Scheme (BHIS) for 2024.
The schemes fund a variety of repairs and renovation works to prevent deterioration, protect character, and encourage the re-use of protected structures.
The schemes also provide important support for the employment of traditional craftspeople and conservation professionals.
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