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Sean Fleming T.D. Minister of State at the Department of Foreign Affairs is pleased to confirm that seven projects in Co Laois have been granted funding to support migration integration projects.
The funding is part of a nationwide approach to improve integration at local level.
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The projects in Laois are based in Portlaoise, Portarlington and Mountrath.
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Over the last few years many communities across Ireland have played a vital role in supporting those who have come and made their lives here and this funding will help support those efforts here in Co Laois.
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