It aims to eliminate the gender participation divide by 2027.
The government has increased its funding for women's sport by 33 per cent - to try to narrow the participation gap with men.
€4 million has been allocated for the next two years, up from €3 million for the past two.
The programme's being run by Sport Ireland, and it aims to eliminate the gender participation divide by 2027.
Sports Minister Jack Chambers says the funding will help to achieve that goal.
Sport Ireland today announced an investment in its Women in Sport Programme of €4million over the two years 2021 and 2022.
— Sport Ireland (@sportireland) July 1, 2021
Read the full announcement https://t.co/F3qYDN9GAv#WomeninSportIRE @cathmartingreen@jackfchambers @DeptCulturelRL pic.twitter.com/6eqIw0tDI0
Minister Jack Chambers:
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