Five locations are benefiting from the investment. In Scarriff, €25,250 has funded an accessible kayak and canoe launch system, improving inclusive access to the water and enabling safer, easier launching and landing for users of all abilities, including people with reduced mobility.

In the North Clare Municipal District, Ballyvaughan has received an outdoor gym at a cost of €25,250.

At Tim Smythe Park, two pétanque courts and two teqball tables have been installed, with two sports lockers to be added shortly.

In Kilrush, €25,250 is providing basketball hoops, goals and portable tennis nets for the new 2G multi‑use games area (MUGA).

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The Shannon Municipal District is receiving €19,000 for basketball and football net units, along with storage for kayak equipment.

Senior Executive Officer for Killaloe Municipal District/Sport and Recreation, Eoin Troy, said: "These projects represent a significant investment in creating inclusive, welcoming and well‑designed spaces that make it easier for people across the county to be active in their everyday lives.

"Through our partnership with Clare Local Sports Partnership and the support of Participation Nation funding, we are helping to remove barriers, expand participation opportunities and encourage lifelong engagement in sport and physical activity.

"The impact of this funding is being felt in communities right across Clare, supporting accessibility, social connection and healthier lifestyles, and ensuring that facilities are in place to meet local needs both now and into the future."