Nearly €160,000 of funding has been approved for building conservation projects in Waterford.
The Minister for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, Heather Humphreys, confirmed the funding on Thursday, 03 November.
The finance will be used for a number of schemes under the Built Heritage Investment Scheme 2016 and Structures at Risk Fund.
A total of 17 applicants have so far carried out conservation works to protected structures.
The county council's Conservation Officer, Rosemary Ryall, said such works included community project such as the repair of stained glass windows in St Bridget's Church in Kilrossanty, repointing works at Lismore Cathedral and rerendering of the walls of Holy Cross Church, Killea. In addition, several thatch roofs will be repaired around the country, as well as window and roof repairs in private dwellings.
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