Add financial assistance / grant programme page

Summary

Create a dedicated page (and/or section) for the PyCon Ireland 2026 financial assistance programme, so that attendees who cannot afford the conference can apply for support.

Motivation

Many community conferences offer grants to make attendance more accessible, particularly for students, early-career developers, and people from under-represented groups. Without a visible page, eligible attendees may not apply — or not know the programme exists.

Scope

• Decide whether a grant programme will run in 2026 (confirm with organisers)
• Create content/grants/_index.md (or similar path, e.g. /financial-assistance/)
• Page content should cover:
  • Who is eligible (students, under-represented groups, etc.)
  • What is covered (ticket, travel, accommodation, or a combination)
  • How to apply (form link, email, or Tito integration)
  • Application deadline
  • Selection criteria / process
• Link the page from the navigation or the CFP/Tickets pages
• Add appropriate structured data if applicable

References

• Related: #21 (Tito ticket setup) — grant recipients may need a discount/comp code in Tito
• DjangoCon Europe grants page is a good reference for tone and content structure

First confirm with the organisers whether a 2026 programme will run, then review the proposed content/grants/_index.md path and the CFP/Tickets navigation. Use the DjangoCon Europe grants page as a content reference and consider the related Tito setup in issue #21. Done means the programme page explains eligibility, coverage, application details, deadline and selection process, and is linked from the site.