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  Newsletter: October 2024 The All-Ireland Pollinator Plan is a framework bringing together different sectors across the island of Ireland to create a landscape where pollinators can survive and thrive. Its implementation is coordinated by the National Biodiversity Data Centre....

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Seeking domestic wastewater treatment system users in Meath: Do you live in a house using a septic tank or packaged treatment system? If so, you are invited to participate in an anonymised online survey about system management. Your knowledge/views towards household system...

EirGrid Capital Project (CP1214) – The Fingal to East Meath Grid Reinforcement Project (FEM) The public consultation campaign commences 8th October 2024 to 11th November 2024. This project will see the development of a new transmission interface substation and associated...

Presented by Solstice Arts Centre and Swift Cultural Centre in collaboration with architectural practice Cineál, this exhibition explores the preservation and shared custodianship of our local waterways in Meath. Take Me to the River immerses visitors in the life of our rivers...

Grow Your Own Food – training for trainers session: 11th October 2204 in Claremount Stadium, Navan. 10am-2pm To book a place, please email climateactionmcc@meathcoco.ie

A public call for innovative proposals to maximise the return to primary producers from short supply chains has been announced. This call for the period 2024-2026 is open for applications until 11 October 2024, with grants available up to €150,000 per project. Launching the call,...

Community Foundation Ireland’s Biodiversity Fund is now open for applications until Friday 25th October. Communities are being invited to apply for support to take steps to protect local plants and wildlife. Community Foundation Ireland is inviting applications from groups ready...

Inland Fisheries Ireland is offering €250,000 of funding to groups that help disadvantaged or disabled people. This scheme has been made possible by the Dormant Accounts Fund. The aim of the funding is to introduce people to the recreational benefits of fishing and safety...

Meath County Council have commenced a community-led Town Centre First (TCF) plan for Dunshaughlin, which is supported by Irish government funding.  Our team intend to listen to the ideas of the local people and businesses, to inform and guide the plan. The broad aim is to build...