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Out of this total, €58,650 will help bring 62 smaller events to life, while €42,100 will power six major celebrations.
This year, €100,750 will spark new energy in the Tipperary Cahir Cashel Municipal District, fuelling a vibrant calendar of community and municipal-scale events.
Out of this total, €58,650 will help bring 62 smaller events to life, while €42,100 will power six major celebrations.
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The six larger events are: Cashel Arts Festival, allocated €5,100; Ballyporeen Music Maker Festival, €7,500; Queen of the Castle Festival, Cahir, €12,000; Tipperary Together summer festival in Tipperary town, €7,000; Tipperary Music Festival, €5,500; and Tipperary Town Halloween Event, €5,000.
Each smaller event will receive a grant between €500 and €2,000, ensuring every recipient gets a meaningful boost.
Councillors approved €74,470 for Burial Ground Committees. Seventy-one committees in the District will receive grants from €860 up to €2,920 for Clonoulty old and new burial grounds.
Excitement is mounting as the fate of Tidy Towns Groups' grants will be revealed at the April meeting.
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