Cardinal Health employees outside the plant last August as details emerged that it planned to cease operations in Tullamore
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Have you got a tourism business idea but weren’t sure where to start—or missed out on applying for funding under the EU Just Transition Tourism Fund?
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Mary Hensey, EU Just Transition Tourism Activator for County Offaly, is here to help. Whether you’re exploring a new tourism concept, looking for guidance on what support might be available, or are an existing business seeking to grow or diversify, now is the time to reach out.
“This is a great opportunity for anyone with a tourism-related idea or ambition who may need some support to take the next step,” says Mary. “You don’t need to navigate it alone—I can offer advice, connect you with relevant experts, and help you explore the potential avenues for development and funding.”
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Mary, supported by the EU Just Transition Fund Regenerative Tourism & Placemaking Scheme 2023-2026 is available to meet with individuals, businesses, and community groups to provide one-on-one guidance, offer pointers on business development, and help identify suitable supports and partnerships.
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