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Funding of €100,000 for outdoor projects in Westmeath will deliver stronger safer communities, local Minister of State, Deputy Peter Burke, has stated.

Children have returned to school and summer is but a fleeting memory but autumn is perhaps the best time of all to discover the breathtaking natural beauty of the Old Rail Trail and Royal Canal Greenway in County Westmeath.

The Hidden Heartlands, in which Athlone is a focal tourist destination, has much to offer, and as summer season draws to a close, ensure you take time out to visit the numerous amenities which are certain to enthral all members of the family.

With summer comes a new challenge for parents - how to make the most of the exciting and sometimes daunting world of summer break.

The month of June is officially ‘Great Outdoors Month’ and a great opportunity to encourage friends, family and children to take some time away from the screens and harsh fluorescents and enjoy some natural beauty.

Jack’s Stop, a new café, located on the Old Rail Trail Greenway at Streamstown, the perfect halfway stop between Athlone and Mullingar, will open its doors tomorrow, Friday, March 31.

Substantial funding has been allocated to the Portlick amenity in Glasson and Toorfelim Greenway in Moate under the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme.

Fáilte Ireland have responded to a recent call for them to outline their future plans for the Hidden Heartlands brand by underlining their commitment to developing the region’s tourism push over the next decade.

An Grianán National School is a seven mainstream teacher primary school with 177 pupils currently on the roll.