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This Capital programme builds on and replaces the RAPID and Communities Facilities Schemes and provides funding to enhance facilities in disadvantaged communities. Applications should relate to one or more key priority areas identified in the LCDC Local Economic and Community Plan (LECP) in order to be eligible for consideration.

Meath County Council is pleased to announce that the remediation of Timoole unauthorised landfill is now complete with almost 70,000 tonnes of waste removed to Knockharley landfill, eliminating the environmental risk and filling the void with clean soil and stone.

Road Traffic Act, 2004 ROAD WORKS SPEED LIMIT ORDER Notice is hereby given that in exercise of powers under Section 10 of the Road Traffic Act 2004, and in the interest of road safety, Meath County Council has made a Road Works Speed Limit Order at the locations described in...

Meath County Council is seeking Expressions of Interest from town/village groups who may have a suitable project for consideration under the scheme. All expressions of interest will be assessed after the closing date and a maximum of 12 proposals will be selected for development into detailed applications which will be...

Pride of Place: An information and networking event will take place at 10am on Saturday 12th May 2018 in Buvinda House, Navan, Co Meath. The event will include speakers on a number of topics including bio diversity, climate change to name a few and the Pride of Place scheme. Pre...

Applications are now open for the new Meath County County Council Gaeltacht Scholarship scheme

The LMETB Community Education Spring 2018 Grant Application is now open, please find attached the Summer 2018 Grant Application Form. The closing date for returning completed application forms is Friday 4th May . Please post to Jackie Breen, Community Education Facilitator, Further Education & Training, LMETB, Abbey Road, Navan, Co...

2018 Pride of Place competition is now open Applications are invited from Community Groups, Tidy Towns / Village Committees, Residents Associations and other organisations.

While daily inspections indicate suggest a lessening of the problem, the removal of the significant remaining volumes of shellfish , crabs lobsters etc washed up on the coast from Laytown to Bettystown would present major resource challenges to the Council, and while there are no proposals to do so at...

Meath County Council and the Knockharley Community Liaison Committee invite applications for grant assistance, under the Knockharley Community Grant Scheme 2017 from community groups and organisations in the Kentstown/Knockharley and surrounding areas.

Applications are invited from Community Groups, Tidy Towns / Village Committees, Residents Associations and other organisations.