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Tipperary County Council is seeking applications from property owners in Bansha village for grants under the Bansha Enhancement & Painting Scheme
Tipperary County Council is now inviting property owners in Bansha and Ardfinnan villages to apply for grants to spruce up their premises under Bansha Enhancement & Painting Scheme 2025 application is now available.
Tipperary-Cahir-Cashel Municipal District is seeking to improve the streetscape and public realm of the village through supporting owners of properties by providing funding through the Bansha and Ardfinnan Enhancement & Painting Schemes for to paint their premise. The grants are available for both commercial and residential building frontages.
The closing date for receipt of applications for both grants schemes is 12 noon on Friday, June 27.
If you have any queries or require further information on the grants please contact Sharon Heffernan (sharon.heffernan@tipperarycoco.ie)
The application form for the grants scheme is available on Tipperary County Council's website.
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