Committee Reports::Report - Appropriation Accounts 1962 - 1963::12 November, 1964::Appendix

APPENDIX XXXVII.

PUBLICATIONS IN IRISH: GRANTS.

Payments to Periodicals Published in Irish—1962/63.

Journal

Financial Provision

Payment

Notes

 

 

£

s.

d.

 

Inniú

..

..

£13,780


(52 issues @ £265)

13,515

0

0

51 issues @ £265 paid.

Comhar

..

..

£1,800


(12 issues @ £150)

1,800

0

0

12 issues @ £150 each paid.

Feasta

..

..

£1,800


(12 issues @ £150)

1,800

0

0

12 issues @ £150 paid.

An tUltach

..

£216


(12 issues @ £18)

234

0

0

13 @ £18 paid (one in respect of previous year).

Ar Aghaidh

..

£216


(12 issues @ £18)

216

0

0

12 @ £18.

Tír na n-Óg

..

£1,632


(10 issues @ £136, 1 @ £100, 1 @ £172) or loss on production whichever is the lesser.

1,584

11

4

In the case of four issues the loss on production was less than the financial provision.

Galvia

..

..

£130


(actual cost or £130 whichever is the lesser).

117

15

8

Actual cost.

Timire an Croí Naofa.

£100


Annual grant of £100 (or loss whichever is the lesser).

100

0

0

Annual grant.

Amárach

..

£1,560


(26 issues @ £60)

1,500

0

0

25 issues @ £60 paid.

 

 

£20,867

7

0

 

Payments in Respect of Publication of Matter in Irish in Newspapers (1962/63).

Newspaper

Financial Provision

Payment

 

 

£

s.

d.

Waterford News and Star.

Total: £400

43

15

8

Derry People

336

0

0

 

 

£379

15

8

Grants to Periodicals Published in Irish.

There are no general regulations governing the grant of aid to periodicals published wholly in the Irish language. Each application for aid is considered on its merits, with due regard to the need for assistance, the type of periodical, the reading public served by it and the amount of money made available for this purpose annually.


Conditions for payment of Grants in respect of publication of matter in Irish in Newspapers.

1. The newspapers must be published in the Gaeltacht or in adjoining areas and must circulate in the Gaeltacht. Newspapers published outside the area at present under the jurisdiction of the Oireachtas which fulfil these conditions are eligible for the payment of grants.


2. The newspapers must contain at least two columns of Irish weekly.


3. So far as possible the material printed in Irish should consist of newsmatter or articles of topical interest.


4. The material printed in Irish should, as far as possible, be distributed throughout the news columns of the paper.


5. Payment of grants will be calculated at the following rates per column of matter printed in Irish:—


Nil in respect of the first 1½ columns.


30/- per column in respect of matter in excess of 1½ columns but not in excess of 3 columns.


40/- per column in respect of the excess over 3 columns.


6. The total amount payable will be subject to arrangement in each particular case, but in no case shall it exceed £28 in respect of any one month.


7. The payment of grants will be terminable on two months notice or on the Oireachtas refusing to provide the necessary funds.


An Roinn Oideachais.


10 Lúnasa, 1964.