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Funding for men's sheds will be distributed by the Irish Men’s Sheds Association
Senator Manus Boyle has urged Donegal's men's sheds to apply for grants.
"Men’s sheds in Donegal should apply for additional funding as part of the €1million fund announced," Senator Boyle said. "Some 450 men’s sheds across Ireland will receive grants of up to €3,000 to help with their running costs.
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"Men’s sheds have become central to so many communities across Ireland. They have created a space to socialise, share skills and work on meaningful projects together. Funding will be distributed by the Irish Men’s Sheds Association (IMSA). I encourage all eligible Men’s Sheds to apply, in particular Eligible Men’s Sheds in Donegal. This funding highlights Fine Gael’s commitment to supporting Men’s Sheds across Ireland."
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