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The purpose of the Grant Scheme is to provide funding to Burial Ground Committees who carry out Burial Ground maintenance works.
Burial Ground Committees in Tipperary are invited to apply for Maintenance Grants under the 2026 Scheme. The purpose of the Grant Scheme is to provide funding to Burial Ground Committees who carry out Burial Ground maintenance works.
Each Burial Ground Committee will be awarded a grant on the basis of the number of applications received and the funding available.
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Grant Qualifying Criteria:
Registered with the Tipperary Public Participation Network (PPN Registration No.)
Copy of current Bank Statement
All applications will be assessed during the Summer of 2026.
Closing date for completed applications is Friday 13th March.
Please return to the relevant Municipal District highlighted on your application form.
Forms for New Applications Only are available from: Áine Brett, Environment and Climate Action Section, Tipperary County Council, Civic Offices, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.
Tel: 0818 06 5000 email: aine.brett@tipperarycoco.ie and on Tipperary County Council's website www.tipperarycoco.ie
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