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It brings the total investment in sport to over €300 million.
Sporting organisations are set to receive a boost of over €33 million in funding.
It brings the total investment in sport to over 300 million euro, surpassing previous goals of 220 million euro by 2027.
The money will go directly to local sports partnerships and national governing bodies.
Minister for Sport Patrick O'Donovan says the extra funding is a testament to how important sport is to Irish culture:
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