Almost €200,000 has been approved for works to improve road safety, parking, lighting, and footpaths in Donegal.
Two schools and a number of development associations are set to benefit.
The area around Cranford National School will benefit from €45,000 in funding, while just over €14,000 will be spent around Trentagh National School.
Other projects are being funded in Malin, Drimarone, Falcarragh and Carrigans.
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Cranford NS will see road resurfacing, pedestrian crossing, footpath and public lighting with €45,000 funding, while Trentagh NS will see parking facilities and public with a €14,400 investment.
Other projects being funded are – Malin Development Association secured €45,000 for resurfacing, car parking, footpath and road markings; Drimarone Development Association awarded €35,972 for resurfacing, car park, footpath, road marking and fencing; Falcarragh Development Association got €35972 for a playground; and Carrigans Tidy Towns secured €19,800 for a pedestrian crossing.
Minister Joe McHugh said: “These projects will help improve the safety around schools while the wider community will also benefit. They also help to improve the lives of children with better play areas and a better environment for them to explore and grow up in.
