Donegal County Council is to receive over €14m to rejuvenate marine infrastructure in the county.
Funding has been approved for a total of 110 projects around the Irish Coast under the Brexit Adjustment Reserve.
It originated from a recommendation by the Seafood Taskforce, which was set up to examine the impact of Brexit on the fishing sector and coastal communities.
15 projects worth over €16m in Donegal are to benefit.
Works will be carried out at Rathmullan Pier, Burtonport, Maghery while €8.8m is being invested in the construction of a breakwater at Greencastle.
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue says the funding will help support fishing and coastal communities living in a post-Brexit economy:
