Written Answers. - National Lottery Funding.Wednesday, 16 October 1991 |
Dáil Éireann Debate
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291.
Miss Flaherty
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available through his Department in Dublin city.
298.
Mr. Cotter
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in County Monaghan through his Department in 1991.
299.
Mr. Crowley
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available to date in the Cork North-West constituency.
300.
Mr. G. Reynolds
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in County Leitrim through his Department.
302.
Mr. McCormack
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in County Galway by his Department.
303.
Mr. Currie
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in the Dublin West constituency by his Department.
305.
Mr. Noonan (Limerick East)
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in the Limerick East constituency by his Department.
306.
Mr. Browne (Carlow-Kilkenny)
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in County Carlow by his Department.
307.
Mr. Dukes
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available by his Department in County Kildare for each of the years between 1987 and 1991.
308.
Mr. S. Barrett
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available by his Department to the Dún Laoghaire constituency in the current year and in each previous year.
309.
Mrs. T. Ahearn
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available by his Department in County Tipperary; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
310.
Mrs. Owen
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in the Dublin North constituency by his Department; and, if the funding was made to a specific group, if he will outline the number of groups who were unable to avail of the grants, giving full details in each case.
311.
Mr. Deenihan
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in the Kerry North constituency and Kerry South constituency, respectively, by his Department.
312.
Mr. Creed
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available to each of the Cork constituencies by his Department.
313.
Mr. Connaughton
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in County Galway by his Department.
315.
Mr. J. O'Keeffe
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in Cork South-West by his Department.
316.
Mr. Yates
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in County Wexford by his Department.
317.
Mr. Flanagan
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available (a) in County Laois and (b) in County Offaly by his Department.
342.
Mr. Shatter
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in the Dublin South constituency area; and if he will give details of the groups, organisations and projects to whom funds have been allocated and the amount involved.
343.
Mrs. Fennell
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in the Dublin South constituency by his Department.
344.
Mr. G. Mitchell
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in the Dublin South-Central for (a) the year ended 31 December 1990 and (b) to date in 1991; and if he will give details regarding each recipient.
345.
Mr. Allen
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in Cork city by his Department in (i) 1991 and (ii) each previous year.
349.
Mr. R. Bruton
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in the Dublin North-Central constituency in (1) the current year and (2) each previous year.
350.
Mr. Timmins
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in County Wicklow by his Department in (1) 1991 and (2) each previous year.
351.
Mr. Doyle
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available by his Department in the constituency of Dublin South-East in (1) 1991 and (2) each previous year.
352.
Mr. Sheehan
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available by his Department in County Cork.
354.
Mr. Farrelly
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in County Meath by his Department; the names of the successful applicants; the amounts granted in each case; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
356.
Mr. Barry
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in County Cork by his Department in (a) 1991 and (b) each previous year.
358.
Mr. Carey
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in County Clare in each year from 1987 to date.
368.
Mr. Hogan
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in County Kilkenny.
369.
Mr. McGrath
asked the
Minister for Social Welfare
the total amount of national lottery funds made available in County Westmeath; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
Minister for Social Welfare (Dr. Woods):
It is proposed to take Questions Nos. 291, 298 to 300, 302, 303, 305 to 313, 315 to 317, 342 to 345, 349 to 352, 354, 356, 358, 368 and 369 together.
The amounts allocated by the Government to my Department from national lottery funding in 1991 are as follows: £750,000 for the scheme of grants to voluntary organisations in the social services area; £750,000 for community development projects; £500,000 for the scheme of grants for locally based women's groups; and a special allocation of £100,000 for co-operative housing projects for homeless, single parents and the disabled.
Allocations are not made on a county or constituency basis. They depend on the number and nature of the applications received, with priority for areas of greatest disadvantage. Allocations are made following consultation with the relevant health boards where appropriate, and discussions with the voluntary and community based groups involved.
Details of grants approved in the various health board areas are as follows:
Eastern Health Board — £1,144,399: 70 under the scheme of grants to voluntary bodies (£340,119)*; 169 under the scheme of grants for locally based women's groups (£303,280)*; 11 under the community development projects (£431,500); 3 under the co-operative housing scheme (£70,000).
* Includes grants to a number of national organisations.
Mid-Western Health Board — £61,180: 7 under the scheme of grants to voluntary bodies (£34,180); 16 under the scheme of grants for locally based women's groups (£27,000); 1 community development project — see Note A.
Midland Health Board — £27,450: 7 [239] under the scheme of grants to voluntary bodies (£16,250); 11 under the scheme of grants for locally-based women's groups (£11,200).
North-Eastern Health Board — £84,555: 11 under the scheme of grants to voluntary bodies (£58,855); 17 under the scheme of grants for locally based women's groups (£25,700).
North-Western Health Board — £120,000. 9 under the scheme of grants to voluntary bodies (£30,000); 39 under the scheme of grants for locally based women's groups (£32,450); 1 under the community development projects (£50,000); 1 under the co-operative housing scheme (£7,000).
South-Eastern Health Board — £146,100. 12 under the scheme of grants to voluntary bodies (£52,650); 21 under the scheme of grants for locally based women's groups (£16,450); 3 under the community development projects (£77,000).
Southern Health Board — £274,150. 24 under the scheme of grants to voluntary bodies (£100,900); 31 under the scheme of grants for locally based women's groups (£31,750); 4 under the community development projects (£126,500); 1 under the co-operative housing scheme (£15,000).
Western Health Board — £191,370. 9 under the scheme of grants to voluntary bodies (£67,000); 41 under the scheme of grants for locally based women's groups (£51,370); 2 under the community development projects (£65,000); 1 community development project — see Note B; 1 under the co-operative housing scheme (£8,000).
Fewer applications were received from the Midland Health Board area than from other health board areas. This issue is currently being examined within my Department with a view to increasing the number of applications made in the future by voluntary and community based groups in this region.
In addition to the grants referred to above, a major project is being co-funded by the Exchequer and the European Commission for a full year period under the Third EC Poverty Programme. The Paul project which is located in the Mid-Western Health Board area, receives overall funding of about £350,000 per year.
In addition to the grants referred to above, a major project is being co-funded by the Exchequer and the European Commission for a full year period under the Third EC Poverty Programme. The forum project, which is located in the Western Health Board area, receives overall funding of about £420,000 per year.
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