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APPENDIX E

LIST OF PROJECTS SUPPORTED BY NATIONAL LOTTERY FUNDS 1987-1989

SURPLUS NATIONAL LOTTERY FUNDS ARE USED FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES:

Amenities

Recreation

Sport

Arts and Culture

The National Heritage

Youth

Health

Welfare

The Irish Language

Dublin Millennium (1988)

This Compendium gives details of the amounts allocated in 1987/1988 and 1989, together with the amounts which were paid from these allocations up to 31 December, 1989.

AMENITIES, RECREATION and SPORT

	Total Provision 1987-89
	£m
Department of the Environment
Amenity Grants	11.500
Department of Education
Recreational Facilities (including Dublin Zoo)	4.500
National, Regional and Local Sports Centres	7.551
Grants to Sports Organisations and the Development of Sports Services	9.645
VEC Sport	3.532
Department of Defence
Coiste an Asgard	0.300
	£37.028m

AMENITIES

AMENITIES		1987/1988 Allocation	Amount Paid To 31 December 1989	Further Amount To Be Paid

DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT
CARLOW
A1	Amenities at Graiguecullen Park	25,000	25,000
A2	Riverside Walk, Tullow	25,000	25,000
	TOTAL	50,000	50,000
CAVAN
A3	Continue work on Cavan Sports Complex	25,000	25,000
A4	Killeshandra: work on access road to Killykeen/Eonish	10,000	10,000
A5	Bailieboro: Access to lake and walkway and development of amenity area and play area beside Town Lake	8,000	8,000
A6	Mullagh: Carpark and picnic area	5,000	5,000
A7	Amenity scheme for Cloone, Lough Gowna	5,000	5,000
A8	Belturbet Parish Hall - facilities	5,000	5,000
A9	Blacklion Community Council: Amenities	5,000	5,000
	TOTAL	63,000	63,000
CLARE
A10	Kildysart Community Hall and Sports Complex	8,000	8,000
A11	Scattery Island: Interpretive Centre	6,000	6,000
A12	Reconstruction of Carron School as Interpretive Centre	10,000	10,000
A13	Ennis Scout Den - refurbishment, etc.	9,100	9,100
A14	Ennis Arts Festival	2,000	2,000
A15	Feile na hInse	2,000	2,000
A16	Audio visual and learning material: Moy, Ennis and Shannon	5,000	5,000
A17	Community Centre at John Paul Estate, Kilrush	10,000	10,000
A18	Kilrush Youth Centre	10,000	10,000
A19	Scenic viewing platforms (5 locations)	20,000	20,000
	TOTAL	82,100	82,100
CORK
A20	Riverstick Community Centre	50,000	50,000
A21	Fort Camden, Crosshaven - provision of coastal amenities	4,550	4,550
A22	Dromtariffe Community Club	7,841	7,841
A23	Kilshannig Community Centre, Glantane	9,000	7,385	1,615
A24	Castlemagner Community Centre	9,000		9,000
A25	Banteer Community Centre	9,000	9,000
A26	Landscape Amenity area Barryscourt Castle, Carrigtwohill	20,000	20,000
A27	Riverside Walk pitch ‘n’ putt course, Middleton	10,000	10,000
A28	Bishop Roche Park Amenity area, Cobh	12,000		12,000
A29	Bridgetown Abbey, Castletownroche	5,000	5,000
A30	Pearse Square, Fermoy - tree planting etc.	5,000		5,000
A31	Treetops Project, Fermoy	10,000	10,000
A32	Glanworth Mill and riverside park	15,000	15,000
A33	New Market Square, Mitchelstown - landscaping	5,000	5,000
A34	Clock Gate in Youghal - restoration of lantern	5,000		5,000
A35	Bandstand and roof in Youghal	5,000		5,000
A36	Ballincollig Regional Park	35,000	35,000
A37	Pavilion at Sam Maguire Park, Dunmanway	15,000	15,000
A38	Recreational Centre, Ballinacarriga Lisbealad	8,000	8,000
A39	Dressing rooms, meeting rooms, Eyeries Park	5,000	5,000
A40	Planetarium at Schull Community College	15,000	15,000
A41	Refurbishing Kinsale Temperance Hall	5,000	5,000
A42	Courtmacsherry Development Association	15,000		15,000
A43	Bandon Youth Centre	10,000	10,000
A44	Douglas Park	10,000	10,000
A45	West Cork Regional Museum	2,000	2,000
A46	Darrara Community Centre	2,000	2,000
A47	Kilbrittain Community Centre	2,000	2,000
A48	Ahiohill Community Centre	3,000	3,000
A49	Adrigole Community Centre	3,000	3,000
A50	Grange/Frankfield Community Centre	25,000	25,000
A51	Monkstown amenities	5,000	5,000
A52	Amenity area and pitch at Togher	14,000	14,000
A53	Playing pitches and car parks at Clashduv and Carrigrohane	14,000	14,000
A54	Ballyvolane amenity area	20,000	20,000
A55	Glen Rovers Hurling Club	15,000	15,000
A56	Restoration of St. Mary’s House, Pope’s Quay	70,000	70,000
A57	Amenity area at Blackpool	40,000	40,000
A58	Amenity improvements - Middle Parish/James St	40,000	40,000
A59	Lee Rowing Club: Marina	10,000	10,000
A60	Pairc Uinsinn - dressing room/boundary wall	45,000	45,000
A61	Extension to Nano Nagle Hall at Presentation School, Douglas Street	5,000	5,000
A62	Amenity Park at Monerea Terrace	10,000	10,000
A63	Sporting facilities at Neptune Stadium	18,000	18,000
A64	Olympic Karate Club - New Premises	18,000	18,000
	TOTAL	660,391	607,776	52,615
DONEGAL
A65	Grianan Ailigh Improvement Works	3,000	3,000
A66	Fahan Cemetary	1,700	1,700
A67	Bruckless Community Centre	10,000	10,000
A68	“White House Lawn”, Killybegs	2,000	2,000
A69	Playground at Ard Connell Housing Estate, Ardara	1,000	1,000
A70	Manorcunningham/Lagan Football Club	4,250	4,250
A71	Malin Development Committee	7,500	7,500
A72	Dungloe Foreshore - Development Plan	23,000	23,000
A73	Famine Heritage Centre, Dunfahaghy	8,000		8,000
A74	Town Park, Glenties	2,000	2,000
A75	Refurbishment of Bog Estate, Ardara	1,400	1,400
A76	Development of access lakes and parking by Rosses Anglers	4,000	4,000
A77	Dungloe Community Hall	25,000	25,000
A78	Ned’s Fort, Buncrana - Lifeboat house	10,000	10,000
A79	Extension to Letterkenny Museum	15,000	15,000
A80	Development of Glenties Museum	10,000	10,000
A81	Development of derelict tennis courts, Ballyshannon	1,800	1,800
A82	Ballyshannon Amenity Walk (Mall area)	8,000	8,000
A83	Mallpark Amenity Scheme, Ballyshannon	8,000	7,933	67
A84	Community Centre, Environmental Park and Nature Trail at Inver	14,000	14,000
A85	Community Centre, Meenaneary	8,000	8,000
A86	St Joseph’s Avenue, - environmental works	2,000	2,000
A87	Donegal Rugby Club - general improvements	5,000		5,000
A88	O’Clery Avenue/Drumrooske - improvements	3,000	3,000
A89	St Francis School development - Barnesmore	2,000	2,000
A90	Frosses Community Centre	1,000	1,000
	TOTAL	180,650	167,583	13,067
DUBLIN
A91	Malahide Castle Regional Park Playground	15,000	15,000
A92	St Andrews, Malahide Youth Club	10,000	10,000
A93	Improvements at Kingfisher site, Portmarnock	10,000	10,000
A94	Oldtown Community Hall	5,000	5,000
A95	Sutton Dinghy Club	1,000	1,000
A96	Playground, West Tallaght	25,000	25,000
A97	Kingswood Tennis Courts	20,000	20,000
A98	Baldoyle Youth Club	10,000	10,000
A99	Inisfails GAA Club, Balgriffen	15,000	15,000
A100	Greenhills Community Centre	15,000	15,000
A101	St Mary’s Community Centre, Saggart	20,000	20,000
A102	St Bridget’s GAA Club, Navan Road	50,000	50,000
A103	Porterstown Scouts, Castleknock	15,000	15,000
A104	Coolmine RFC, Palmerstown	15,000	15,000
A105	Planting at St Anne’s National School, Esker	500	500
A106	CBSI - provision of trees at Larch Hill	1,000	641	359
A107	Shankill Tennis Club	12,000	12,000
A108	Firhouse Community and Leisure Complex	30,000	30,000
A109	Ballinteer Community and Youth Federation	10,000		10,000
A110	Knocklyon Community Centre	5,000	5,000
A111	Brookfield Community Centre, Tallaght	10,000	10,000
A112	Rolestown Hall, Swords	25,000	25,000
A113	Tree and Shrub planting at Scoil Mhuire	500	500
A114	Shrub and tree planting at Seagrange	100	100
A115	Balbriggan Cricket Club	15,000	15,000
A116	Balbriggan Senior Citizens Committee	5,000	5,000
A117	North County Cricket Club, Balrothery	1,000	840	160
A118	Donabate Scouts	10,000	10,000
A119	Garristown Hall	5,000	5,000
A120	Loughshinny Motor Cycle Club	3,000	3,000
A121	Lusk United FC	5,000	5,000
A122	Naul Hall	2,000	2,000
A123	Rush Community Council	10,000	10,000
A124	St Maurs Boxing Club, Rush	1,000	1,000
A125	Rush Scouts	1,000	995	5
A126	Skerries Bowling Club	20,000	20,000
A127	Brackenstown CBSI, Swords	8,000	8,000
A128	River Valley CBSI, Swords	3,000	3,000
A129	Swords Family Care	2,000	2,000
A130	Swords Historical Society	2,500	2,450	50
A131	Swords Celtic FC	5,000	5,000
A132	Swords Tennis Club	3,000	3,000
A133	Broadmeadow Anglers Association	1,000	1,000
A134	Swords Senior Citizen Committee	3,000	3,000
A135	St Colmcilles CBSI, Swords	3,000	3,000
A136	Kilmacud Community Centre	30,000	30,000
A137	Jobstown Community Centre	30,000	30,000
A138	Killinarden Community Centre	15,000	15,000
A139	Fettercairn Community Centre	15,000	15,000
A140	Tallaght United Football Club	25,000	25,000
A141	Reconstruction of Clubhouse Castlepark, Tallaght; Cuchulainn Athletic Club	3,000	2,914	86
A142	Improvements to carpark Lucan GAA	8,000	8,000
A143	Loughshinny CYMS	1,000	980	20
A144	Tennis Courts at Moreen, Sandyford	10,000	10,000
A145	Baldoyle United FC	20,000	20,000
A146	Tennis Courts, Killinarden	25,000	25,000
A147	Ballyboughal Community Centre	12,500	12,500
A148	Bracken Boxing Club	1,000	1,000
A149	St Laurence O’Toole GAA Club	18,000		18,000
A150	Our Lady Immaculate Parochial Hall Club, Darndale	8,000	8,000
A151	St Monica’s Youth Centre	4,000	4,000
A152	102nd CBSI, Donaghmede	1,000	1,000
A153	Darndale Youth and Community Services all-weather tennis basketball pitch	40,000	14,000	26,000
A154	Ballyfermot United Sports and Social Club	50,000	50,000
A155	Liffey Gaels, Inchicore	15,000	15,000
A156	Landscaping near Church of the Holy Spirit, Sillogue Road, Ballymun	5,000	5,000
A157	Community Hall, Mother of Divine Grace Church Ballygall	18,000		18,000
A158	Cherry Orchard Community Centre	65,000	40,000	25,000
A159	Ringsend Community Centre	50,000	50,000
A160	Mount Argus Youth Club, Harold’s Cross	10,000	10,000
A161	Development of Crumlin GAA Club Premises	5,000	5,000
A162	Crumlin Active Retirement Association	2,000	2,000
A163	Community Services HQ Christchurch Place	9,000	9,000
A164	Poolbeg Yacht Club, Ringsend	10,000	10,000
A165	Fatima Mansions, Rialto - landscaping	20,000	20,000
A166	Dolphin House, Rialto - all-weather pitch	12,000	12,000
A167	Walkinstown Sport and Athletic Federation	9,000	9,000
A168	Old County Pitch and Putt Club	1,000	1,000
A169	Clubhouse for Larkview Boys FC, Whelan Park	18,000	18,000
A170	37th Unit CBSI Scout Den, Templeogue	12,000	12,000
A171	Refurbishment of entrance to Clontarf Baths	5,000	5,000
A172	Tirlir Activity Resource Centre, Dollymount	10,000	10,000
A173	St Anthony’s House, Clontarf - Community Centre	20,000	20,000
A174	Artane/Beaumont Family Recreation Centre	60,000	60,000
A175	Fencing around Community Hall, Lorcan Estate	1,000		1,000
A176	Ashcroft Residents Association	10,000	7,664	2,336
A177	St Malachy’s FC Clubhouse, Edenmore	6,391	6,391
A178	Pedestrian pathway path from Causeway Road to Black Banks	50,000	50,000
A179	Kilbarrach Community Hall	20,000	20,000
A180	Kilmount Public Park, Kilbarrack	27,000	27,000
A181	Scouts Den, Navan Road	5,000	5,000
A182	Conversion of Basements in Ballymun flats	10,000	5,400	4,600
A183	Stoneybatter District and Community Council	5,000		5,000
A184	Claud Hall, Iona Road	5,000		5,000
A185	Cherrymount Lawn Tennis Club	10,000	8,300	1,700
A186	Ierne Sports and Social Club	7,000	7,000
A187	Prussia Street Community Centre	20,000	9,000	11,000
A188	Homefarm FC Schoolboys	5,000		5,000
A189	Civil Service GAA Club	10,000	10,000
A190	Restoration of street lighting Dawson Street	10,000		10,000
A191	Dunard Community Centre	5,000	5,000
A192	Dominic Street/St Xaviour’s youth Club	5,000	5,000
A193	Charleville/Claremount Residents Assoc.	5,000	5,000
A194	Bernards Youth Club, Cabra West	5,000	2,000	3,000
A195	St Peter’s Phibsboro	5,000		5,000
A196	Rosmini Gaels	2,000	2,000
A197	St Nicholas of Myra - Community Hall	15,000	14,400	600
A198	Development play area Bonam St/Island St	35,000		35,000
A199	Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Sean McDermott St	5,000	5,000
A200	Renovations Lourdes Hall, Sean McDermott St	3,000	3,000
A201	Good Counsel GAA Club, Drimnagh	25,000	25,000
A202	Development of site adjacent to North Strand Vocational School for community purposes	10,000	10,000
A203	Completion Holy Trinity Sports and Leisure Complex, Donaghmede	6,000	6,000
A204	Ballymun Community Hall	89,380	89,380
A205	Ballymun Holiday House Committee	5,000	5,000
TOTAL		1,522,871	1,335,955	186,916
DUN LAOGHAIRE
A206	Loughlinstown Pavilion	10,000	10,000
A207	Bird Marsh, Booterstown	10,000	10,000
A208	Resource Centre Fitzgerald Park, Mounttown	10,000	10,000
A209	Pre-school premises for Sallynoggin Community	15,400	15,400
A210	Dalkey United AFC - Flooring Work	4,000	4,000
A211	St Joseph’s Boys AFC, Pearse Pk, Sallynoggin	10,000	10,000
	TOTAL	59,400	59,400
GALWAY
A212	Beagh Community Centre	20,000	20,000
A213	Rinville Amenity Park	30,000	30,000
A214	Gothic Church, Kylemore Abbey	10,000	10,000
A215	Menlough Community Hall	7,000	7,000
A216	Caltra GAA Club	5,000	5,000
A217	Cortoon Community Hall	5,000	5,000
A218	Ballinasloe Town Hall	10,000	10,000
A219	Loughrea Anglers Association	5,000	5,000
A220	Portumna Town Hall	5,000	5,000
A221	Larkin Community Centre	5,000	5,000
A222	Killimor Daly GAA Club	5,000	5,000
A223	St Brendan’s GAA Club, Loughrea	10,000	10,000
A224	Clonfert Community Centre	20,000	18,200	1,800
A225	Clubhouse for Ballinasloe Golf Club	20,000	20,000
A226	Renovations to Aughrim Hall	10,000	10,000
A227	Restoration of Cappatagle Community Centre	10,000	10,000
A228	Monivea Community Centre	10,000	10,000
A229	Pony Breeders’ Society, Clifden - showground	8,624	8,624
A230	Corofin - Community Hall	10,000	10,000
A231	Presentation College, Headford - handball alley	10,000	10,000
A232	Athenry Golf Course	20,000	20,000
A233	Kinvara Community Centre	10,000		10,000
A234	Gort - environmental project	10,000		10,000
A235	Development of Kiltartan Old School as Interpretive Centre	10,000		10,000
A236	Ballybane Community Centre	20,000	20,000
A237	O’Brien’s Bridge - amenity walks	10,000	10,000
A238	Tirellan Heights - development playing field	10,000	10,000
A239	Westside - playing fields & dressing rooms	40,000	35,350	4,650
A240	Claybann - playing pitches	10,000	10,000
	TOTAL	355,624	319,174	36,450
KERRY
A241	Kerins O’Rahilly’s GAA Club	5,000	5,000
A242	Austin Stacks Community Centre	5,000	5,000
A243	John Mitchell’s Community Centre	5,000	5,000
A244	Na Gael Community Centre	10,000	10,000
A245	Matt Talbot Handball Club	10,000	10,000
A246	Ballyduff Community Council Club	5,000	5,000
A247	Tralee Pitch and Putt Community Club	5,000	5,000
A248	Asdee Community Centre	3,000	3,000
A249	Blennerville Windmill Project	20,000	20,000
A250	Brosna GAA Club	15,000	15,000
A251	Banna Sea Rescue Unit - Boathouse	4,000	4,000
A252	Ballyspillane - recreational facilities	10,000	10,000
A253	Park Road, Killarney - Public Tennis Courts	9,500	9,500
A254	Pinewood Estate - play area	10,000	10,000
A255	Kenmare - Community Centre	7,500	7,500
A256	Killarney Recreation Centre	5,000	5,000
A257	Kenmare Golf Course - improvements	5,000	5,000
A258	Waterville Heritage Centre	8,000		8,000
A259	Portmagee Community Centre	5,000	5,000
A260	Keel Community Centre, Castlemaine	10,000	10,000
A261	Maharees Community Centre, Tralee	5,000	5,000
A262	Annascaul Community Centre	2,000	2,000
A263	Ballybunion Cliff and Sea Rescue	5,000	5,000
	TOTAL	169,000	161,000	8,000
KILDARE
A264	Robertstown - canal walks and amenity works	25,000	25,000
A265	Ballymore Eustace - development of ball alley	10,000	10,000
A266	Old Bog Road, Kilcock - amenity area	5,000		5,000
A267	Naas - canal walks and amenity area	15,000	15,000
A268	Naas Housing Estates - landscaping etc.	10,000	9,345	655
A269	Athy fishing stands	5,000	4,515	485
A270	Brownstown Community Hall, The Curragh	20,000	18,550	1,450
A271	Athy Travellers Club	2,000	2,000
	TOTAL	92,000	84,410	7,590
KILKENNY
A272	Ballyauskill Community Centre	10,000	10,000
A273	Boatslip at River Barrow, Graiguenamanagh	2,000	2,000
A274	St Lachtain’s Church, Freshford - car park	20,000	20,000
A275	Castlecomer - swimming facilities	3,000	3,000
A276	Mullinavat - pedestrian bridge	5,000	5,000
A277	Clogh/Moreen Roe Community Council	1,000	910	90
A278	Carrigeen Community Hall	4,000	4,000
	TOTAL	45,000	44,910	90
LAOIS
A279	Clonanny Development Association	1,500	1,500
A280	Killinard Community Centre	25,000	25,000
A281	James Fintan Lalor Memorial Assoc. Raheen	5,000	5,000
A282	Housing Estates Abbeyleix - improvements	4,000	4,000
A283	Woodview Residents Association, Stradbally	2,000	2,000
A284	St Bridget’s Square and Arlington Estates, Portarlington - re-seeding & tree planting	5,500	5,500
A285	Clan Milire Residents Assoc., Portarlington	2,000	2,000
A286	Castletown - kerbing, footpaths etc. also re. Tidy Towns Committee	8,100	8,100
A287	Market Square, Portarlington	10,000	10,000
A288	Ballycran - landscaping	6,000	6,000
A289	Ballinakill Woods - provision of walks	7,000	7,000
A290	Ballacolla - kerbing and footpaths	8,000	8,000
A291	Timahoe - erection of Community Centre	20,000	20,000
A292	St Michael’s Park Residents Association	2,400	2,400
A293	Lake Glen Residents Association, Portlaoise	5,000	5,000
A294	St Brigid’s Place, Portlaoise	5,000	5,000
A295	Marian Avenue Housing Estate, Portlaoise	2,250	2,250
A296	Knockmoy Housing Estate, Portlaoise	2,250	2,250
A297	Cullahill Tidy Towns Committee	1,000	1,000
A298	Clough Tidy Towns Committee	1,000	1,000
A299	Ballacolla Tidy Towns Committee	1,000	1,000
A300	Durrow Tidy Towns Committee	2,000	2,000
A301	Errill Tidy Towns Committee	1,000	1,000
A302	Rathdowney Tidy Towns Committee	2,000	2,000
A303	Mountrath Development Association	2,000	2,000
A304	Marian Hill, Portarlington	2,000	2,000
A305	Borris in Ossory Development Association	5,000	5,000
A306	Trumera Youth and Community Centre	11,000	11,000
A307	Arles Community Centre	2,000	2,000
	TOTAL	151,000	151,000
LEITRIM
A308	Ballinamore Development Association	2,000	2,000
A309	Mohill Town Development Association	5,000	5,000
A310	Carrick-on-Shannon Chamber of Commerce	2,500	2,500
A311	Bee Park Development Association	4,000	4,000
A312	Drumkeeran Community Council	2,000	2,000
A313	Jamestown Development Association	1,000	1,000
A314	Dromad Development Association	1,000	1,000
A315	Leitrim Village Development Association	1,000	1,000
A316	Kinlough Development Association	1,000	1,000
A317	Fenagh Development Association	1,000	1,000
A318	Dromahaire Development Association	1,000	1,000
A319	Drumsna Development Association	1,000	1,000
A320	Tullaghan Development Association	1,000	1,000
A321	Kiltyclough Development Association	1,000	1,000
A322	Glenfarne Development Association	1,000	1,000
A323	Keshcarrigan Development Association	1,000	1,000
A324	Ballinaglera Community Park Development	2,000	2,000
A325	Drumreilly Parish Committee	1,500	1,500
A326	Glebe Church Restoration Committee	1,000	1,000
A327	Cornhill Theatre Project	10,000	10,000
A328	Acres Lake amenity area	22,000	21,000	1,000
A329	Carrigallen Development Association	1,000	1,000
	TOTAL	64,000	63,000	1,000
LIMERICK
A330	Foreshore amenity at Glin	5,000	5,000
A331	Mountcollins Community Centre	10,000	10,000
A332	Amenity Development Rathkeale	20,000	20,000
A333	Newcastlewest Community Centre	30,000	30,000
A334	Athea Community Centre	5,000	5,000
A335	Repairs to Tournafulla Village Hall	5,000	5,000
A336	Templeglantine Community Hall	5,000	5,000
A337	Abbeyfeale Sports Complex	20,000	20,000
A338	Lay-by at Loughill	2,000	2,000
A339	Adare Village Hall	10,000	10,000
A340	Askeaton Club Scouts Den	5,000	5,000
A341	Foynes and District Community Centre	50,000	50,000
A342	Deel Boat Club	5,000	5,000
A343	Newcastle Parish Hall	12,000	12,000
A344	Kilmallock Community Council	7,000	7,000
A345	Kilmallock Historical Society	2,000	2,000
A346	Askeaton Deel Boat Club	3,000	3,000
A347	Kilfinane Sports and Field Club	20,000	20,000
A348	Ballyorgan Community Centre	2,520	2,520
A349	Liam Lynch Memorian Hall, Anglesboro	5,000	5,000
A350	Community Hall and play area - Moyross	30,000		30,000
A351	Open space development - Glasgow/Kennedy Park	10,000	10,000
A352	Development at Bank Place	10,000	10,000
A353	Development at Watergate Flats	10,000	10,000
A354	Refurbishment of St Mary’s House	15,000	15,000
A355	Community Centre at King’s Island	20,000	20,000
A356	Catholic Institute Athletic Club	15,000	15,000
	TOTAL	333,520	303,520	30,000
LONGFORD
A357	Ballymahon Sports Centre	15,000	15,000
A358	Conversion of Latin School in Moyne	7,000	7,000
A359	Annagh Lake - facilities	7,000	7,000
A360	Ballinamuck Community Centre	7,000	7,000
A361	Clonguish GAA Club	15,000	15,000
A362	Grattan GAA Club, Dunbeggin	25,000		25,000
A363	Drumlish Community Sports Committee	15,000	15,000
A364	Granard Community Centre	12,000	12,000
A365	Ardagh Community Centre	5,000	5,000
A366	Longford Historical Society	10,000	10,000
	TOTAL	118,000	93,000	25,000
LOUTH
A367	Annagassan Viking Village project	23,800		23,800
A368	Gyles Quay, Riverstown	8,000	8,000
A369	Scoraiocht Lannleiri, Dunleer	10,000	10,000
	TOTAL	41,800	18,000	23,800
MAYO
A370	Meelick Community Centre	5,000	5,000
A371	Keenagh Community Centre	5,000	5,000
A372	Kilmurray Sports and Social Centre	5,000	5,000
A373	Craggagh Community Centre	15,000	15,000
A374	Irishtown Sportsfield	5,000	5,000
A375	Ballina Stephenites GAA Club	20,000	20,000
A376	Kiltimagh Museum	15,000	15,000
A377	Ballycroy - repairs to Community Centre	15,000		15,000
A378	Development of playing field at Ballinglanna, Currane	5,000		5,000
A379	Crossmolina GAA Club - swimming pool	25,000	23,214	1,786
A380	Tureen Community Centre	15,000	15,000
A381	Lacken Community Centre	4,000	4,000
A382	Fencing beside river at Greenhills Estate, Ballina	3,070	3,070
A383	Breefy GAA Club	5,000	5,000
A384	Newport amenities	30,000	30,000
A385	Scouts 2nd SAI	5,000	5,000
A386	Glenhest, Newport - Community Hall	3,000	3,000
A387	Repairs to Community Hall at St Patrick’s National School, Ballina	1,000	1,000
A388	Community Hall repairs, Ard Na Ri, Sarsfield Committee, Childers Heights, Ballina	1,500	1,500
A389	Repairs to Community Hall, St Murdoch’s Terrace, United Social & Youth Club	2,500	2,500
A390	Ballinrobe, Cornmarket	5,000	5,000
A391	Castlebar Celtic - facilities	15,000	15,000
A392	Repairs to Tiernan Community Centre	4,000		4,000
A393	Davitt College Parents’ Committee - sports facilities	3,000		3,000
A394	Glenisland Sports Field development	5,000	5,000
A395	Ballina - improvements to playground	910		910
A396	Repairs to Newport Community Hall	2,000	2,000
A397	Frenchill Monument	700	700
A398	Castlebar Walks development	60,000	60,000
A399	Crimlin Community Centre	15,000	15,000
A400	Party Community Centre	10,000	10,000
A401	Ballinrobe Town Hall	5,000	5,000
A402	Chestnut Grove, Castlebar	400	400
A403	Order of Malta, Castlebar	10,000	10,000
A404	Lough Cara Trout Anglers	1,500	133	1,367
A405	Carnacon Community Centre	12,000	12,000
A406	Westport Heritage Centre	10,000	10,000
A407	Clogher Community Room	15,000	15,000
A408	Belmullet Erris Tourism (Carne)	30,000	30,000
A409	Kilmaine Community Centre	10,000	10,000
A410	McConville Park, Westport	5,000	5,000
A411	Mulrany Golf Course	5,000	5,000
A412	Westport Sea Angling Club	15,000	15,000
A413	Development sports park Dooniver, Achill	6,000	6,000
A414	Ballinrobe town park development	8,000	8,000
A415	Castlebar Boxing Club	5,000	5,000
A416	Neale GAA Club	5,000	5,000
A417	Carracastle Community Centre	5,000	5,000
A418	Foxford Cornmarket	5,000	5,000
A419	Ballintubber Folk Museum & Interpretive Centre	2,889		2,889
	TOTAL	461,469	427,517	33,952
MEATH
A420	Development at Mornington Heights	5,000	5,000
A421	Dromone Village - development works	2,000	2,000
A422	Beechdale Residents Association	5,000	5,000
A423	Seaview Residents Association	2,000	2,000
A424	Royal Canal Restoration - Enfield Community Centre	5,000	5,000
A425	Conversion of old building in Killallin	2,000	2,000
A426	New Clubhouse for Tara Athletic Club	10,000	10,000
A427	Kilmessan Hurling Club	14,000	14,000
A428	Naomh Peadar/Dunboyne GAA	14,000	14,000
	TOTAL	59,000	59,000
MONAGHAN
A429	St McDermotts GFC - sports complex	10,000	10,000
A430	Annex adventure centre - Hope Castle/ Muckno Park	52,000	52,000
A431	Improvements at County Museum	15,000	15,000
A432	Developments at Lisanisk Lake	2,000	2,000
A433	Carpark at Lisnalong Lake	4,000	4,000
A434	Amenities at Tony Scallon Lake	7,000	7,000
A435	Amenities - Iniskeen Village	5,000	5,000
A436	Sports Complex - Scotstown	25,000	25,000
	TOTAL	120,000	120,000
OFFALY
A437	Pearse Park, Kilcrutten, Tullamore	8,000	8,000
A438	Arden, Tullamore	4,000	4,000
A439	O’Connor Square, Tullamore	8,000		8,000
A440	Cappincur Community Centre	2,000	2,000
A441	Town Park, Tullamore	10,000	10,000
A442	Mooney Terrace Kilcormac	9,000	9,000
A443	Beechwood Housing Estate, Bracknagh	2,000	2,000
A444	Clonbullogue Development Association	6,500	6,500
A445	St Joseph’s Terrace, Portarlington	1,500	1,500
A446	Rhode - provision of recreation centre	8,000	8,000
A447	Housing Estates in Clara-Kilcoursey, Silverdale, Oak View and Beechmount	3,000	3,000
A448	Geashill Tidy Towns Committee	4,000	4,000
A449	Banagher, development of Fort Eliza	6,000	1,000	5,000
A450	Shannonbridge Tidy Towns Association	3,000	3,000
A451	Frederick Street, Clara - development of River Brosna	10,000	10,000
A452	Avondale Residents Association, Portarlington	4,000	4,000
A453	Greenwood Park Residents Association, Edenderry	8,000	8,000
A454	Daingean Parish Development Committee	5,000	5,000
A455	Ferbane - development, landscaping, etc.	8,000	8,000
A456	Killeigh village - improvements	8,000	8,000
A457	Dunkerrin - provision of picnic facilities	4,000	4,000
A458	Mucklagh - general tidy-up	2,000	2,000
A459	Croghan Hill - provision of facilities	4,000	4,000
A460	Edenderry - completion of canal scheme	10,000	10,000
A461	Clonegowan Development Association, Tullamore	7,000	7,000
A462	Church View, Walsh Island	2,500	2,500
A463	Ballinagar - car park and landscaping	2,500	2,500
A464	Tubber - fencing and car park	4,000	4,000
A465	Clonoghill/Burke’s Hill	2,000	2,000
A466	Killynon - landscaping and re-seeding	2,000	2,000
A467	Mount Bolus Development Association	3,000	3,000
A468	Shinrone - tree planting and development	3,000	3,000
	TOTAL	164,000	151,000	13,000
ROSCOMMON
A469	Amenity footpath/Cootehall Residents Assoc.	15,000	15,000
A470	Castlecoote Village amenity development	10,000	8,031	1,969
A471	Lisacul Memorial Hall	5,000	5,000
A472	Ballyleague Development Assoc.	5,000		5,000
A473	Oakport Lough and Cootehall Lough lakeside	6,000	6,000
A474	Church of Ireland Graveyard, Henry Street	4,000	4,000
A475	Knockroe Housing Estate amenity area, Castlerea	3,000	2,800	200
A476	Ardcarne Sports Complex, Cootehall	5,000	5,000
A477	Lisnamult Community Centre	10,000	10,000
A478	Ballintubber - landscaping and improvements	3,000	3,000
	TOTAL	66,000	58,831	7,169
SLIGO
A479	Enniscrone Golf Club - Clubhouse	35,000	35,000
A480	Community Park at Strandhill	10,000	10,000
A481	Corballa Community Centre, Castleconnor	20,000	20,000
A482	Cranmore/Abbeyquarter Community Centre	20,000		20,000
A483	Marville Community Centre	10,000	10,000
A484	Carrarol Community Centre St John’s Development	20,000	20,000
A485	Sligo Canoe and Sub-Aqua - Clubhouses	5,000		5,000
A486	Calry/St Joseph’s Community - Playing Fields	10,000	10,000
A487	Dromone West Community Council	10,000	10,000
A488	Easky Community Council	5,000	5,000
A489	Easky GAA Club	5,000	5,000
A490	Enniscrone/Kilglass GAA Club	10,000	10,000
A491	St Farnan’s GAA Templeboy	10,000	10,000
A492	Streeda Armada Commemoration Society	10,000	10,000
A493	Owenbeg Community Development	1,500	1,500
A494	St Patrick’s Football Club/Streen & Dromard Community Centre	5,000	5,000
A495	Cloonacool Community Centre	2,000	2,000
A496	GWI Community Centre, Collooney	20,000	20,000
A497	Gurteen Community Centre	3,000	3,000
A498	Cloonagh Community Centre	5,000	5,000
A499	Development at Lough Gara Shoreland, Cappanagh	4,000	4,000
A500	Tourlestrane GAA Park	3,000	3,000
A501	Keash Sports Field Project, Ballymote	5,000	5,000
A502	Developments at Mullinabreena Community Park	5,000	5,000
A503	Tubbercurry Golf Club	20,000	20,000
	TOTAL	253,500	228,500	25,000
TIPPERARY N R
A504	Forest management Clare Glens, Newport	2,500	2,500
A505	Picnic site, viewing point, Silvermines	2,500	2,500
A506	Roscrea - facilities	5,000	4,223	777
A507	Carpark for Templerea Burial Ground	4,000	3,973	27
A508	Upperchurch amenity works	11,000		11,000
A509	Ardcroney Community Park	10,000		10,000
A510	Templemore GAA Club	5,000	5,000
A511	Templemore Athletic Club	10,000	10,000
A512	Riverside Park, Ballina, Killaloe	10,000	9,000	1,000
A513	Town Hall, Nenagh	10,000	10,000	1,000
A514	Clark Memorial Hall, Borrisokane - extension and renovations	10,000		10,000
A515	Thurles CBS Parents Association - building of dressing rooms	10,000		10,000
A516	Terryglass Community Centre	10,000	10,000
A517	Sean Treacy pipe Band Hall, Littleton	10,000		10,000
A518	Kilmore Cemetery	2,500		2,500
A519	Thurles Hanball Club	5,000	5,000
A520	Thurles Tennis Club	5,000	5,000
A521	Durlas Og GAA Club	25,000	25,000
A522	New Hall for Thurles Silver Band	10,000	10,000
A523	Templemore Swimming Pool	10,000	10,000
A524	Clonmore GAA - facilities	5,000		5,000
A525	GAA and Community Club at Drum and Inch, Thurles	15,000	15,000
	TOTAL	187,500	127,196	60,304
TIPPERARY S R
A526	Community Complex, Cahir	15,000	15,000
A527	Band Centre for Banna Cluain Meala, Clonmel	15,000	15,000
A528	Preservation of old Church, Kilcash	10,000	10,000
A529	Emly Community Hall	10,000	10,000
A530	Marlfield walks and amenities	8,000	8,000
A531	Boat Slipways at River Suir, Cahir	10,000	10,000
A532	Park and amenity area, Cashel	45,000	45,000
A533	Abbeymill Theatre Restoration, Fethard	10,000	10,000
A534	Landscaping at Carronreddy, Tipperary, Cahir, Castlequarter, Killenaule and Woodview	30,000	30,000
A535	Development at Golden Village	10,000	10,000
	TOTAL	163,000	163,000
WATERFORD
A536	Kennedy Park, Tramore - improve facilities	10,000	10,000
A537	Lismore tennis courts	10,000	10,000
A538	Cappoquin tennis courts	10,000	10,000
A539	Tallow tennis courts	5,000	5,000
A540	Portlaw town square - improve facilities	5,000	4,218	782
A541	Canal Lismore - improve facilities	8,000	6,107	1,893
A542	Methodist Church at Grey Friars/Heritage Centre	35,000	35,000
A543	St John’s Park - recreation area	20,000	19,600	400
A544	Cork Road/Kingsmeadow - open space	10,000	10,000
A545	Ballybeg - play area	20,000	20,000
	TOTAL	133,000	129,925	3,075
WESTMEATH
A546	Street Square, Kilbeggan	5,000	5,000
A547	Main Street, Moate - landscaping	5,000	5,000
A548	Iona Park, Talbot Ave, Columba’s Terrace	16,550	16,550
A549	Riverside project at the Castle	6,000	6,000
A550	Landscaping St Joseph’s Villas, Roscommon Rd	1,000	1,000
A551	Continuation development Sarsfield Square	9,625	9,625
A552	Grange housing estate development	10,000	10,000
A553	Adamson Castle - Museum and Heritage Centre	5,000	5,000
A554	Tormey Villas - development	5,000	5,000
A555	The Beeches Residents Assoc, Coosan, Athlone	5,000	5,000
A556	Marine View Residents Association, Athlone	5,000	5,000
A557	John Paul Park Residents Association, Athlone	1,000	1,000
A558	Kilbeggan Hall and Amenity Centre	5,000	5,000
A559	Assumption Road Residents Association	5,000	5,000
A560	Jetty on Lough Ennel, Ladestown	1,500	1,500
A561	Community Clubhouse, Milltownpass	3,000	3,000
A562	Castletown-Geoghehan Hurling Club	2,000	2,000
A563	Castletown-Geoghehan - develop Tennis Courts	2,000	2,000
A564	Ballymore Community Centre	10,000	10,000
A565	Mullingar Harriers Athletic Club	2,000	2,000
A566	Bun Brosna GAA Club - facilities	5,000	5,000
A567	Double DD’s FC	4,000	4,000
A568	Castlepollard Community Centre	10,000	10,000
A569	Turin Community Centre, Mullingar	5,000	5,000
A570	Derryvara Lake	1,500	1,500
	TOTAL	130,175	130,175
WEXFORD
A571	Irish National Heritage Park, Ferrycarrig	30,000	30,000
A572	New Ross - facilities	20,000	18,200	1,800
A573	Charles Street/The Quay	20,000	18,900	1,100
A574	New Ross - sports facilities	20,000	17,500	2,500
A575	Enniscorthy Residents Association Bunclody	5,000	5,000
A576	Glynn Parish Council Community Project	10,000	10,000
A577	Enniscorthy fairgreen development	10,000	10,000
A578	County Museum development project	8,000	8,000
A579	Scrub Road Amenity Development	10,000	10,000
A580	Cleaning of River Slaney	8,000	8,000
	TOTAL	141,000	135,600	5,400
WICKLOW
A581	Arklow - all-weather pitch, North Beach	10,000	10,000
A582	Scenic Carpark, Bray Head	10,000	10,000
A583	Parish Hall, Kilmacanogue	5,000	5,000
A584	Development of GAA Ground at Parknasillogue, Enniskerry	5,000	5,000
A585	Wolfe Tone and District Youth Club	20,000	20,000
A586	Enniskerry Community Youth & Sports Committee	8,000	8,000
A587	Fassaroe Community Centre	10,000	10,000
A588	Eire Og Greystones GAA Club	5,000	5,000
A589	Glenealy GAA Club	5,000	5,000
A590	Shillelagh Development Assoc Sports Complex	10,000		10,000
A591	Rathdrum Amenity Park	40,000	32,900	7,100
A592	Kilcoole United AFC	3,000	3,000
A593	CBSI Scout Den, Kilcoole	2,000		2,000
	TOTAL	133,000	113,900	19,100
	TOTAL 1987/88 ALLOCATION	6,000,000	5,448,472	551,528
	1989 ALLOCATION, TO BE DISTRIBUTED	5,500,000		5,500,000
	TOTAL PROVISION FOR AMENITY GRANTS SCHEME	11,500,000	5,448,472	6,051,528

RECREATION

RECREATION		1987/1988 Allocation	Amount Paid To December 1989	Further Amount To Be Paid
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION RECREATIONAL FACILITIES GRANT SCHEME
CARLOW
B1	Hacketstown Community Council - Completion of Community Centre	50,000	49,000	1,000
	TOTAL	50,000	49,000	1,000
CAVAN
B2	Ballyconnell Community Centre - Construction	20,000	20,000
B3	Virginia Handball Club - Refurbishment	3,000	3,000
B4	Kingscourt Community Centre - Extension to Centre	20,000		20,000
B5	Killinkere Community Centre - Additional facilities	20,000	19,000	1,000
B6	Ballyhaise Community Centre - Refurbishment	4,000	4,000
B7	Templeport Community Centre - Refurbishment	3,000	3,000
B8	Co. Cavan GAA Board - Improvements to Breffni Park Grounds	10,000	10,000
B9	Farrenconnell Girl Guides - Improvements to Guides cottage.	5,000	4,500	500
B10	Shannon Gaels GAA Club - Improvements to club	5,000		5,000
TOTAL		90,000	63,500	26,500
CLARE
B11	Clarecastle Association - Improvements	3,000		3,000
B12	Cooraclare GAA Club - Boundary Wall and Stand	15,000	15,000
B13	Cloughleigh Residents Association - Cloughleigh Community Centre - Construction	20,000	20,000
B14	Broadford GAA Club - Playing Fields	10,000	10,000
B15	O’Callaghans Mills GAA Club - Completion of Tennis Court	5,000	3,658	1,342
B16	Coorrofin GAA Club - Improvements	10,000	9,000	1,000
B17	Cratloe GAA Club - Pitch Development	15,000	15,000
B18	Whitegate GAA Club - Clubhouse Construction	15,000	15,000
B19	Crusheen GAA Club - Pitch Development	10,000	5,250	4,750
B20	Tubber GAA Club - Development of Pitch and Dressing Rooms	10,000	10,000
B21	Clarecastle Scout Group - Clarecastle Scout Hall	5,000	5,000
B22	Ennis Lawn Tennis & Badminton Tennis Courts and Improvements	5,000	5,000
B23	Bodyke GAA Club - Pitch Developments	5,000		5,000
B24	Kilrush Golf & Sports Club - Extension to Golf Club	5,000	5,000
B25	Killanena Field Development Committee - Pitch Developments	5,000	3,150	1,850
B26	St Annes Secondary School, Killaloe - Field Development	10,000	9,500	500
B27	Ennis Amenities Group - Improvements	8,000	8,000
	TOTAL	156,000	138,558	17,442
CORK
B28	Passage Soccer Club	179		179
B29	Ballincollig H & F Club - Dressing Rooms and Pitch	10,000	10,000
B30	Clonakilty Rugby Club - Clubhouse	25,000	25,000
B31	Clonakilty GAA Club - Clubhouse	25,000	25,000
B32	Aghabullogue Community Centre - Construction of Community Centre	15,000	15,000
B33	Mayfield Committee Sports Centre - Extension to Centre	20,000		20,000
B34	Redmond H & F Club - Playing Pitches	10,000	9,500	500
B35	Eire Og H & F Club - Community Centre	6,000	4,308	1,692
B36	Ballyphehane H & F Club - Dressing and Meeting Rooms	5,000	5,000
B37	St Mary’s AFC, White’s Cross - Pitch Works	10,000	6,545	3,455
B38	St Finbarr’s GAA Club - Refurbishments	10,000	10,000
B39	Midleton Athletic Club - Works to Hall	6,000	6,000
B40	Mallow GAA - Recreational Facilities	20,000	20,000
B41	Carrigaline H & F Club - Works at Pitch	10,000	10,000
B42	Cork Harlequins - New Synthetic Track	20,000	20,000
B43	Macroom Sports Centre - Handball and Squash Courts	15,000		15,000
B44	Ballykerwick N S - Playing Facility	5,000		5,000
B45	Donoughmore Community Centre - Indoor Recreation Centre	15,000	15,000
B46	Ballymore/Cobh Athletic Club - Dressing Rooms	10,000		10,000
B47	Glanworth GAA Club - Dressing Rooms	5,000	5,000
B48	Dungorney GAA Club - Refurbishment of Club	4,000	4,000
B49	Glen Boxing Club - Conversion to Health Club	30,000	30,000
B50	Gaggin Community Centre - Works to Centre	6,000	6,000
B51	Whites Cross GAA Club - Works to Dressing Rooms & Showers	5,000	5,000
B52	Na Phiarsaigh H & F Club - Extension	28,000		28,000
B53	Castletownbere GAA - Pitch Development	5,000	5,000
B54	Lough Rovers H & F Club - Improvements	5,000		5,000
	TOTAL	325,179	236,353	88,826
DONEGAL
B55	Carrigart Youth	6,083	6,083
B56	Rossnowlagh Irish Surfing Association - Erection of Surf Club	5,024	5,024
B57	Aodh Rua GAA - Ballyshannon - Dressing Rooms and Pitch	15,000	15,000
B58	Gweedore GAA Club - Clubhouse Refurbishment	8,000	8,000
B59	Keadue Rovers FC - Dressing Rooms and Pitch	3,000	3,000
B60	Glenties GAA Club - Pitch Development	4,000	4,000
B61	Dungloe GAA Club - Improvements to Playing Fields	5,000	5,000
B62	Lifford Athletic Club - Athletic Track	15,000		15,000
B63	Garton Lough OEC - Improvements to Buildings	10,000	10,000
B64	Bunarinner Community Centre - Renovation Work	3,000	3,000
B65	Abbey Vocational Parents Association - Completion of Pitch	30,000	30,000
B66	Ardara Community Centre - Extension to Centre	6,000	6,000
B67	Buncrana Football Club - Toilet Block and Store	5,000	5,000
	TOTAL	115,107	100,107	15,000
DUBLIN
B68	Rivermount Scouts	1,314	1,314
B69	St Helena’s Community Council	6,316	6,316
B70	Ballyfermot Leisure Co-Op - Sports Centre	9,587	9,587
B71	Kilnamanagh Residents Association - Sports and Recreation Complex	109,728	99,728	10,000
B72	Scoil Ide Finglas	10,000		10,000
B73	Scout Group Kenilworth Square - Scout Den	1,321	1,321
B74	Blakestown Resource Centre - Community Canteen	30,000	30,000
B75	St Mark’s GAA, Tallaght - Provision of Clubhouse	30,000	30,000
B76	Donore Harriers - Provision of Clubhouse	30,000	28,000	2,000
B77	PSSRC - Phase 1 of Sports Facility	30,000	30,000
B78	Horizon Youth Club, Jobstown - Refurbishment	20,000		20,000
B79	Howth Scout Den - Erection of Scout Den	25,000	25,000
B80	Kilmore GAA Club - Provision of Clubhouse	30,000		30,000
B81	Kilbarrack Sailing Club - Fencing	2,000	2,000
B82	Malahide Lawn Tennis Club - Refurbishment of facilities	10,000	10,000
B83	Scoil Ui Chonaill, Clontarf - Construction of Clubhouse	50,000	48,000	2,000
B84	Cuala H & F Club, Dalkey - Pitch	10,000	10,000
B85	Rivermount Boys’ Club - Hall and Changing Facilities	30,000		30,000
B86	Balbriggan Scouts - Scout Den	20,000	20,000
B87	Skerries CBSI - Refurbishment	3,000	3,000
B88	Castlevilla, Armagh Road - Development Works	10,000	7,581	2,419
B89	Whitehall Rangers AFC - Soccer Pitches	15,000	15,000
B90	East Finglas CBSI - Erection of Fencing	5,000	5,000
B91	Slade Valley Golf Club, Brittas	15,000	15,000
B92	Dublin Maccabbi Association - Refurbishment	5,000	5,000
B93	St Patrick’s AFC, Inchicore - Pitch Development	20,000		20,000
B94	Catholic Girl Guides, Harrington St - Renovation Work	15,000		15,000
B95	Scout Association of Ireland HQ - Renovation Work	4,944	4,944
B96	Catholic Youth Council HQ - Renovation Work	15,000	15,000
B97	Anchor Youth Club, Artane - Improvement Works	20,000	20,000
B98	St Paul’s Youth Club, Artane - Refurbishment	5,000	2,869	2,131
	TOTAL	588,210	444,660	143,550
GALWAY
B99	Petersburgh OEC - Work to Centre	50,000	47,500	2,500
B100	Gort Community Council Limited - Completion of Centre	25,000	25,000
B101	Arus Bothar na Tra, Salthill - Completion of Centre	20,000	20,000
B102	Glinsk Community Centre - Completion of Centre	10,785	10,785
B103	Comharchumann Inis Meain Teo. - Pitch Development	6,000	5,500	500
B104	Ballinderrin GAA Club - Club House	20,000	20,000
B105	Turloughmore Field & Social Committee - Field Development	25,000	25,000
B106	Carnmore Community Centre - Sports Hall	30,000	30,000
B107	Coolarne Badminton Club - Dressing Rooms	5,000	5,000
B108	Kiltormor GAA Club, Ballinasloe - Clubhouse	20,000	20,000
B109	Killanin Pitch Development	5,000	5,000
B110	Woodford Youth Club - Completion of Centre	5,000	4,650	350
B111	Moneenageisha & Bohermore CC - Playing Fields	20,000	18,000	2,000
B112	Mountbellew GAA Club - Dressing Rooms	5,000	5,000
B113	Ballymoe Community Centre - Community Centre	20,000	20,000
B114	Gurteen Sportsfield Committee - Dressing Rooms	5,000		5,000
B115	Joe Cooley Memorial Hall, Peterswell - Improvements to Hall	4,000	4,000
B116	St Colemans Hall, Gort - Re-roof Hall	5,000	5,000
B117	Tynagh Community Sports Centre - Sports Complex	5,000		5,000
B118	Loughrea Tennis Club - Tennis Courts	5,000	5,000
B119	Clarinbridge GAA Club - Playing Pitches	20,000	18,384	1,616
B120	Clonberne Development Committee - Community Centre	5,000	5,000
B121	St Thomas GAA Club, Castledaly - Pitch Development	5,000	2,275	2,725
B122	St Patricks Band Hall - Band Room	10,000	10,000
B123	Athenry Community Council	10,000	10,000
B124	Barna Tennis Club - Tennis Courts	5,000	5,000
B125	St Brendans, Loughrea - Dressing Rooms	3,000	3,000
B126	Dunmore Machales GAA - Pitch Development and Stand Seats	5,000	5,000
B127	Sean McDermotts GAA Club - Pitch Development	5,000	5,000
B128	Kilbeacanty GAA Club - Renovation & Extension Dressing Rooms	10,000	10,000
B129	Castlepark Dev. Committee, Kintullagh - Dressing Rooms and Showers	4,000		4,000
B130	Cashel GAA Club - Complete Pitch and Grounds	4,000		4,000
B131	Gratton Park Residents Association - Pitch Development	4,000		4,000
B132	Loughrea Athletic Club - Improvements	8,000	2,433	5,567
B133	Moycullen GAA Club - Improvements	7,000	6,500	500
B134	Headford Pitch and Putt Club - Course Development	8,000		8,000
B135	Galway Rowing Club - Refurbishments	7,000		7,000
B136	Our Lady’s Boys’ Club - Refurbishments	7,000	7,000
B137	Crumlin Community Fac., Ballygoonagh - Playing Facility	2,000		2,000
B138	Kilbeacanty Juvenile Hurling Club - Development	2,000	2,000
B139	Knockaroon NS, Headford - Improvements	5,000		5,000
B140	Kilbeacanty Youth Club - Refurbishments	4,000	4,000
	TOTAL	430,785	371,027	59,758
KERRY
B141	Beale GAA Club - Improvements to Club	5,000	5,000
B142	St Johns Athletic Club - Development Works Clubhouse & Track	5,000	5,000
B143	St Senans GAA Club - Dressing Rooms	15,000	14,000	1,000
B144	Cromane Community Committee - Community Centre	15,000	15,000
B145	Knocknagoshel Committee/GAA Centre - Squash Court and Dressing Rooms	10,000	9,000	1,000
B146	Firies GAA Club, Killarney - Completion of Sports Complex	15,000	15,000
B147	Castlegregory Community Council - Community Centre	15,000	15,000
B148	Currow Community Committee - Community Centre	10,000	10,000
B149	Scartaglin GAA Club - Clubhouse	15,000	15,000
B150	Clounmacon GAA Club, Listowel - Pitch and Dressing Rooms	15,000	15,000
B151	Dingle GAA Club - Provision of Stand and Improvements to Club Grounds	10,000	5,000	5,000
	TOTAL	130,000	123,000	7,000
KILDARE
B152	Twomilehouse GAA, Naas - Complete Hall and Dressing Rooms	10,000	10,000
B153	Leixlip GAA - Extension to Hall	10,000	10,000
B154	Leixlip Amenities Group - Pitch and Extension to Centre	20,000	19,000	1,000
B155	Kildare Youth Service - Youth Centre	15,000	15,000
	TOTAL	55,000	54,000	1,000
KILKENNY
B156	Mooncoin GAA Club - Clubhouse and Pitches	10,000	8,740	1,260
B157	Dicksboro GAA Club - Clubhouse	25,000	25,000
B158	St John Lockes GAA Club, Callan - Improvements to Stand	5,000	5,000
B159	Galmoy GAA Club - Dressing Rooms	3,000		3,000
B160	Muckalee GAA Club - Dressing Rooms	2,000	2,000
B161	Bennetsbridge GAA Club - Clubhouse	2,000	2,000
B162	Thomastown GAA Club - Clubhouse	4,000	4,000
	TOTAL	51,000	46,740	4,260
LAOIS
B163	Portarlington Community Association - Community Centre	50,000	47,000	3,000
B164	St Abban’s Athletic Club - Athletic Track	25,000	25,000
B165	Clonaslee Community Council - Community Centre	50,000	47,000	3,000
	TOTAL	125,000	119,000	6,000
LEITRIM
B166	Ballinaglera Development Committee - Dressing Rooms and Pitch	20,000	20,000
B167	Drumreilly Community Centre - Community Centre	5,000	5,000
	TOTAL	25,000	25,000
LIMERICK
B168	Kilmallock Sports Centre - Improvements to grounds, Clubhouse etc.	27,000	27,000
B169	Croom Community Centre - Community Centre	50,000	50,000
B170	Pallaskenry GAA Club - Clubhouse etc.	10,000	10,000
B171	Newcastlewest GAA Club - Handball Alley, Stands, Toilets	25,000	21,705	3,295
B172	Athea GAA Club - Boundary Wall, Carpark, etc.	12,000		12,000
B173	Ballybrown GAA Club - Clubhouse	15,000	15,000
B174	Kilmallock AFC - Grounds, Clubhouse, etc.	15,000	15,000
B175	Abbeyfeale Community Centre - Improvements to Centre	7,000	7,000
B176	Killeady Community Hall - Extension & Renovation of Centre	10,000	10,000
B177	Glin Sportsfield Committee - Squashcourt, Handball, etc.	20,000	20,000
B178	Tournafulla Sports Complex Committee - Squashcourt, Playground, etc.	10,000	10,000
B179	Templeglantine GAA Club - Dressing Rooms, Toilets, etc.	8,000	8,000
B180	Dromcollogher Parish Hall - Improvement Works to Hall	10,000	10,000
B181	Rathkeale Brass Band - Bandroom, Storeroom	3,000	3,000
B182	Pike Rovers FC - Developing Pitches	5,000	5,000
B183	Fairview Rangers AFC - Developing Pitches, Clubhouse, etc.	5,000	5,000
B184	Askeaton Swimming Club - Lift for Handicapped at Pool	2,000	2,000
B185	Monagea GAA Club - Community Facility	10,000		10,000
	TOTAL	244,000	218,705	25,295
LONGFORD
B186	Newtowncashel GAA - Pitch Development	10,000	10,000
B187	Forgney GAA - Dressing Rooms	10,000	10,000
B188	Longford GAA - Playing Grounds Development	20,000	20,000
B189	Carrickedmond GAA - Squash Court, Dressing Rooms	10,000	10,000
B190	Ballymahon GAA - Sports Hall	10,000	10,000
B191	Abbeylara GAA - Stand, Toilets, Dressing Rooms	10,000		10,000
B192	Templemichael Vocational School - Playing Pitch	25,000	25,000
B193	Longford VEC - Ballymahon Vocation School Sports Hall	45,000		45,000
B194	Longford VEC - Granard Vocational School Sports Hall	45,000		45,000
	TOTAL	185,000	85,000	100,000
LOUTH
B195	Cooley Kickhams - Completion of Sports Complex	30,000	30,000
B196	Dundealgan Athletic Club - Improvements to Facilities	5,000	5,000
B197	Stabannon GAA Club - Dressing Rooms	20,000	20,000
B198	O’Raghallaigh GFC Sports Centre - Dressing Rooms	10,000	10,000
B199	Newtown Blues GFC - Provision of Fencing	5,000		5,000
B200	Geraldines GAA, Haggardstown - Community Hall/Gymnasium, etc.	10,000	10,000
	TOTAL	80,000	75,000	5,000
MAYO
B201	Westport Sports Complex - Sports Complex	27,000	27,000
B202	Mayo League Soccer Club - Pitch, Clubhouse, etc.	50,000	48,000	2,000
B203	Inishturk Community Club - Community Centre	10,000	9,042	958
B204	Ballina Athletic Club - Dressing Rooms, etc.	10,000	847	9,153
B205	Mayo GAA Board, Castlebar - Stand, etc.	30,000		30,000
B206	Charlestown, Bellaghy Amenities Committee - Recreation Centre	30,000	27,683	2,317
B207	Achill GAA Club - Pitch Development	20,000	19,000	1,000
	TOTAL	177,000	131,572	45,428
MEATH
B208	Monalty Community Centre - Completion of Community Centre	17,363	17,363
B209	Summerhill Community Council - Squash Court	807	807
B210	Cushinstown Athletic Club - Athletic Track	20,000	20,000
B211	Dunboyne Community Centre Association - Community Centre	30,000	30,000
B212	Julianstown Community Centre - Community Centre	20,000	13,560	6,440
B213	Oldcastle Park - Development of Park	15,000		15,000
	TOTAL	103,170	81,730	21,440
MONAGHAN
B214	Clones Athletic Club - All Weather Track	5,000	4,456	544
B215	Monaghan Harps GAA Club - Developing Existing Facilities	20,000	20,000
	TOTAL	25,000	24,456	544
OFFALY
B216	Birr Community School - Lighting	10,000	10,000
B217	Crinkle Community Facility - Works to Handball Alley	5,000	5,000
B218	Banagher Squash Club - Improvements	5,000	5,000
B219	Kilcormac Development Association - Community Centre	35,000	19,106	15,894
	TOTAL	55,000	39,106	15,894
ROSCOMMON
B220	Drum Community Council	1,000	1,000
B221	St Brigid’s Centre, Kiltoom - Community Centre	25,000	25,000
B222	St Coman’s Handball Club - Improving Existing Facilities	5,000	5,000
B223	Elphin GAA Club - Pitch Development	10,000	10,000
B224	Boyle Celtic Football Club - Pitch Development	20,000	20,000
B225	Fuerty/Castlecoote Community Centre - Community Centre	10,000	10,000
	TOTAL	71,000	71,000
SLIGO
B226	North Sligo Sports & Leisure Centre - Sports and Leisure Centre	55,763	55,763
B227	Co Sligo GAA Board - Pitch Developments	20,000		20,000
B228	St John’s NS, Sligo Town - School Hall	100,000	70,698	29,302
B229	Glenview Stars Soccer Club - Pitch Development	20,000		20,000
B230	Co Sligo Tennis Club, Bundoran - Completion of facilities	20,000	20,000
	TOTAL	215,763	146,461	69,302
TIPPERARY
B231	Lower Ormond Amenity Association - Improvements to Centre	15,000	3,394	11,606
B232	Eire Og GAA Club, Nenagh - Meeting Rooms, Dressing Rooms	20,000	20,000
B233	Carrig Community Hall - Community Centre	10,000	10,000
B234	Bournea Parish Development Association - Community Centre	15,000	15,000
B235	Lorrha & Doire (Nenagh) GAA Club - Improvements to Pitch	10,000	10,000
B236	Ardfinnan GAA Club - Completion of Clubrooms	10,000		10,000
B237	Cashel Handball Club - Handball Alley	10,000	10,000
B238	Cahir Park Football Club - Extension to Clubhouse and Fencing	6,000	5,000	1,000
B239	Golden Kilfeakle GAA Club - Handball Alley etc.	10,000	5,068	4,932
B240	Canon Hayes Community Centre - Tennis & Badminton Courts, etc.	20,000	20,000
B241	Cappawhite Tennis Club - Resurfacing, Fencing, etc.	4,000	4,000
B242	Nenagh Boat Club - Boating Facilities	6,000	6,000
B243	Moyle Rovers GAA Club - General Improvements	10,000	8,470	1,530
B244	Sean Treacey GAA Club, Kilcomon	11,000	11,000
B245	Cloughjordan Community Hall - Renovating Existing Hall	2,500		2,500
B246	Toomevara Foroige Club - Tennis Club	8,000	8,000
B247	Roscrea Youth Centre - Refurbishment	10,000	10,000
	TOTAL	177,500	145,932	31,568
WATERFORD
B248	Lismore GAA Club - Community Hall	20,000		20,000
B249	Manor St John Project - Handball Alley	20,000		20,000
B250	Dunhill GAA Club - Community Centre	30,000	30,000
B251	Tramore GAA Club - Improvements	10,000	10,000
B252	Ballyduff FC - Pitch Development	5,000	5,000
	TOTAL	85,000	45,000	40,000
WESTMEATH
B253	Athlone Scout and Guides Den - Improvement to Hall	10,000	10,000
B254	Moate GAA Club - Provision of Stand - Hogan Park	7,000	7,000
B255	Rosemount Community Centre - Extension	20,000	19,890	110
B256	Kilbeggan Handball Club - Improvements to Premises	8,000	8,000
B257	Tubber Development - Dressing Rooms	15,000	15,000
B258	St Peter’s FC, Athlone - Dressing Rooms	20,000	20,000
B259	Athlone & District Schoolboys’ League - All Weather Pitch	15,000	15,000
B260	Drumrainey Community Centre - Extension and Improvements	8,000	8,000
B261	Castledaly GAA Club - Pitch Drainage	20,000	20,000
B262	Willow Park & Area Soccer Club - Dressing Rooms	10,000	10,000
B263	Moate Scout Den - Provision of Den	12,000	12,000
B264	Athlone Rugby FC - Clubhouse and Drainage of Pitch	12,000	12,000
B265	Kilbeggan Tennis Club - Improvements to Clubhouse	7,000	7,000
B266	Oliver Plunkett’s GAA Club - Dressing Rooms and Pitches	20,000	20,000
B267	Mullingar Scouts - Scout Den	20,000		20,000
B268	Mullingar RFC - Pitch Development	5,000	5,000
B269	Mullingar Harriers - Improvements	5,000	5,000
B270	Clonkill GAA Club - Pitch Development	20,000	20,000
B271	Crookedwood GAA Club - Fencing	5,000	5,000
B272	Mullingar AFC - Boundary Wall	10,000	10,000
B273	Cypress Gardens Sports Club - Children’s Playground	5,000		5,000
	TOTAL	254,000	228,890	25,110
WEXFORD
B274	Rosslare Development Association - Community Centre	40,000	38,000	2,000
B275	St Joseph’s, Bishopswater - Improvements & Extension to Centre	25,000	23,000	2,000
B276	Kilteely Community Centre - Community Centre	5,000	5,000
B277	Enniscorthy GAA Club - Sports Complex	20,000	18,000	2,000
	TOTAL	90,000	84,000	6,000
WICKLOW
B278	Baltyboys Scout Group	938	938
B279	Arklow Rock GAA Club - Pitch Development	10,000		10,000
B280	Greystones Scouts (SAI)	10,000	8,328	1,672
	- Provision of Den
B281	Avondale/Rathdrum Sports Complex	20,000		20,000
	- Improvements
B282	Greystones RFC	20,000	20,000
	- Provision of Stand
	TOTAL	60,938	29,266	31,672
	BALANCE	35,348		35,348
	TOTAL PROVISION FOR RECREATIONAL FACILITIES GRANT SCHEME	4,000,000	3,177,063	812,937
B283	DUBLIN ZOO
	Grants to assist in securing the financial position of Dublin Zoo.
	1988 Grant	250,000	250,000
	1989 Grant	250,000	250,000
	TOTAL	500,000	500,000
	GRAND TOTAL RECREATIONAL FACILITIES	4,500,000	3,677,063	812,937
	(DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION)

SPORT

SPORT		1987 Allocation (Revised)	1988 Allocation (Revised)	1989 Allocation to end 1989	Amount Paid to be paid	Further Amt

	DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
	NATIONAL, REGIONAL AND LOCAL SPORTS CENTRES	6,500,000		1,051,000		4,329,515
C1	1. NATIONAL SPORTS CENTRE				2,127,485
	Overall National Lottery expenditure of £35m has been approved for the construction of a National Sports Centre on a site adjoining the Custom House Docks Development Authority project in Dublin. Site acquisition and development costs will also be covered. £2,127,485 has been spent on site acquisition and development to end 1989.
	2. REGIONAL AND LOCAL SPORTS CENTRES
	A major programme involving the building of sporting facilities throughout the country as Regional Sports Centres and Local Sports Centres has been approved.
	The following locations have been decided upon for the Regional Sports Centres:
C2	Tallaght
	Overall National Lottery Expenditure Approved - £800,000
	National Basketball/Community Centre, Tallaght, with spectator accommodation for 2,500 people.
C3	National Outdoor Stadium, Santry
	Overall National Lottery Expenditure Approved - £3.55m
	Phase I of the development to include track refurbishment, seated accommodation for 10,000, lighting, car parking, etc. - being investigated by consultants at present.
C4	Baldoyle				95,000
	Overall National Lottery Expenditure Approved - £100,000
	Conversion of a factory premises at Baldoyle to a modern badminton centre.
C5	Galway
	Overall National Lottery Expenditure Approved - £1.5m
	Provision of a 400 metre athletic track, together with other sports facilities yet to be finalised.
C6	Waterford				300,000
	Overall National Lottery Expenditure Approved - £0.5m
	Provision of a 400 - metre synthetic running track with spectator accommodation and ancillary facilities.
C7	Cork
	Overall National Lottery Expenditure Approved - £1.75m
	The provision of an indoor 25 metre swimming pool with spectator facilities.
C8	Athlone
	Overall National Lottery Expenditure Approved - £1.5m
	The provision of a multi-purpose sports arena with spectator accommodation.
C9	Limerick
	Overall National Lottery Expenditure Approved - £0.9m
	Provision of National Sports Training Centre at Thomond College.
C10	Sligo
	Overall National Lottery Expenditure Approved - £1m
	Provision of 25 metre swimming pool with spectator facilities.
C11	3. LOCAL SPORTS CENTRES				699,000
	Overall National Lottery Expenditure Approved - £5.3m
	To be sited at various locations throughout the country.
	TOTAL NATIONAL, REGIONAL & LOCAL SPORTS CENTRES	6,500,000		1,051,000	3,221,485	4,329,515
GRANTS TO SPORTS ORGANISATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT OF SPORTS SERVICES: SUMMARY
	A. GOVERNING BODIES OF SPORT
	(Detailed Breakdown on Pages 8-31)
	1. Grants to National Sports Organisations	1,037,371	1,524,466	1,862,379	4,424,216
	(Including the Olympic Council of Ireland)
	2. Appointment of Administrators and Coaches	54,435	227,000	452,230	733,665
	3. International Competitions	105,200	292,110	225,900	623,210
	4. Development Officers	154,466	169,774	161,355	485,595
	5. Grants to outstanding sportspersons	75,000	143,700	114,000	332,700
	TOTAL	1,426,472	2,357,050	2,815,864	6,599,386
	B. COSPOIR TOTAL	120,552	294,511	310,428	725,491
	(Detailed Breakdown on Page 32)
	C. OTHER SPORTS SERVICES: SUMMARY
	(Detailed Breakdown on Pages 33-34)
	1. Grant to GAA for the promotion of hurling	20,000	100,000	100,000	220,000
	2. Franco-Irish Sports Exchanges	4,245	4,309	7,624	16,178
	3. Grant towards maintenance at Morton Stadium, Santry	22,812	23,208	20,761	66,781
	4. Sports Scholarships	12,240	11,213	3,639	27,092
	5. Extra Projects		25,000	278,096	303,096
	(i) Funding for a House of Sport to accommodate selected National Governing Bodies of Sport.
	(ii) Development initiatives of selected National Governing Bodies of Sport.
	6. Miscellaneous expenses relating to meetings with overseas delegations, etc.	75	1,260	1,955	3,290
	TOTAL	59,372	164,990	412,075	636,437
	D. NEW SPORTS SERVICES: SUMMARY
	(Detailed Breakdown on Pages 35-46)
	1. (a) Staffing and management of Outdoor Education Centres (VEC)		112,000	288,100	400,100
	(b) Equipment for Outdoor Education Centres			140,000	140,000
	2. Irish Coaching Bureau			6,590	6,590
	3. Commercial Development of sport		4,584	305,982	310,566
	4. Institute of Leisure and Amenity Managers		75,000	84,000	159,000
	5. Sports Research		30,000	61,075	91,075
	6. Special initiatives by National Governing Bodies of Sport:		500,000		500,000
	i) To promote the sport as a Sport for All, and
	ii) To develop initiatives in deprived areas
	TOTAL		721,584	885,747	1,607,331
BALANCE REMAINING				75,886	75,886
TOTAL ALLOCATED FOR GRANTS TO SPORTS ORGANISATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT OF SPORTS SERVICES		1,606,396	3,538,135	4,500,000	9,644,531
	A. GOVERNING BODIES OF SPORT:
	1. GRANTS TO NATIONAL SPORTS ORGANISATIONS
	Grants paid to national sports organisations to assist with the following: coaching, administration, purchase of equipment and special projects designed to increase participation and improve standards, and costs of formal meetings abroad.
C12	*Association for Adventure Sports	22,000	70,000	100,000	192,000
C13	Bord Luthchleas na hEireann	40,000	71,246	88,500	199,746
C14	National Athletic and Cycling Association of Ireland	26,000	54,666	56,600	137,266
C15	Irish Schools Athletic Association	4,200	7,500	14,424	26,124
C16	Schoolgirls Basketball Association of Ireland	3,700	5,654	7,170	16,524
	(formerly Youth in Education and Sport)
C17	Irish Amateur Archery Association	700	1,000	1,200	2,900
C18	Badminton Union of Ireland	20,000	25,518	34,350	79,868
C19	Irish Basketball Association	32,000	36,222	55,500	123,722
C20	Irish Board Sailing Association	1,000	1,200	2,200
C21	Bowling League of Ireland	1,600	3,000	5,100	9,700
C22	Bol Chumann na hEireann	1,200	1,750	2,000	4,950
C23	Irish Amateur Boxing Association	26,200	36,666	44,000	106,866
C24	Irish Canoe Union	8,400	22,000	28,000	58,400
C25	Cumann Camogaiochta na nGael	13,650	18,000	23,500	55,150
C26	*National Community Games	36,321	65,000	66,500	167,821
C27	Irish Cricket Union	6,900	8,250	9,500	24,650
C28	Irish Women’s Cricket Union	500	1,000	1,500	3,000
C29	Federation of Irish Cyclists	9,100	20,000	47,500	76,600
C30	Irish Amateur Fencing Federation	1,200	1,600		2,800
C31	Ladies Gaelic Football Association	1,200	2,500	4,000	7,700
C32	Irish Ladies Golf Union	1,600	2,000	3,000	6,600
C33	Irish Amateur Gymnastics Association	8,400	9,500	28,000	45,900
C34	Comhairle Liathroid Laimhe na hEireann	24,000	33,167	41,800	98,967
C35	Irish Olympic Handball Association	1,200	3,000	10,000	14,200
C36	Irish Deaf Sports Association	4,400	6,000	8,000	18,400
C37	Irish Wheelchair Association	35,000	23,000	28,000	86,000
C38	Ireland Special Olympics	6,750	10,800	24,200	41,750
C39	Irish Hockey Union	6,800	11,500	14,325	32,625
C40	Irish Ladies Hockey Union	13,600	16,000	21,900	51,500
C41	*Irish Judo Association	3,300	12,200	13,000	28,500
C42	Irish Mini-Sport Movement	3,700	5,780	13,500	22,980
C43	Federation of Mountaineering Clubs	4,700	6,393	9,600	20,693
C44	Republic of Ireland Netball Association	2,650	3,500	6,000	12,150
C45	Irish Orienteering Association	3,200	5,200	7,750	16,150
C46	Pitch & Putt Union of Ireland	3,800	6,000	10,500	20,300
C47	Raquetball Association of Ireland	1,600	3,267	5,000	9,867
C48	Irish Amateur Rowing Union	35,000	52,000	56,000	143,000
C49	National Rifle and Pistol Association		650	4,500	5,150
C50	Irish Clay Pigeon Shooting Association	500	3,500	1,500	5,500
C51	Football Association of Ireland	52,500	65,000	80,000	197,500
C52	Speleological Union of Ireland	700	1,000	1,200	2,900
C53	Irish Sports Acrobatics Federation	2,600	3,500	4,500	10,600
C54	*Irish Squash Rackets Association	6,600	15,100	21,750	43,450
C55	*Irish Women’s Squash Rackets Association	4,500	8,500	19,300	32,300
C56	Irish Underwater Council	1,800	4,700	5,500	12,000
C57	Irish Surfing Association	600	1,677	4,700	6,977
C58	*Irish Amateur Swimming Association	22,500	46,000	65,000	133,500
C59	Irish Schools Swimming Association	6,800	8,210	12,250	27,260
C60	Irish Table Tennis Association	3,800	4,500	1,500	9,800
C61	Irish Tug of War Association	2,100	5,817	5,800	13,717
C62	Volleyball Association of Ireland	7,350	10,000	18,000	35,350
C63	Irish Waterski Association	1,000	1,500	1,500	4,000
C64	Irish Amateur Weightlifting Association	750	1,500	2,000	4,250
C65	Irish Blind Sports			10,000	10,000
C66	Irish Wildbird Conservancy	1,000	3,000	4,000	8,000
C67	Irish Amateur Wrestling Association		350	500	850
C68	Saol Plus	3,200	5,000	7,500	15,700
C69	Irish Tenpin Bowling Association	600	500	500	1,600
C70	*Republic of Ireland Billiards and Snooker Association		7,000	10,000	17,000
C71	Irish Yachting Association	7,400	8,833	21,360	37,593
C72	Irish Lawn Tennis Association	24,500	30,000	40,000	94,500
C73	Cumann Luthchleas Gael	68,000	81,000	90,000	239,000
C74	*Parachute Association of Ireland		1,800	12,000	13,800
C75	Golfing Union of Ireland	6,000	10,000	18,000	34,000
C76	*Croquet Association of Ireland		700	1,000	1,700
C77	Irish Federation of Sea Anglers	1,000	2,000	3,000	6,000
C78	Motor Cycle Union of Ireland	5,000	7,000	15,500	27,500
C79	Equestrian Federation of Ireland	10,000	18,750	30,000	58,750
C80	Irish Triathlon Association	2,000	3,000	4,900	9,900
C81	Irish Water Polo Association	1,400		2,000	3,400
C82	Irish Hang Gliding Association	400		3,500	3,900
C83	National Coarse Fishing Federation of Ireland			1,000	1,000
C84	Olympic Council of Ireland	375,000	500,000	450,000	1,325,000
C85	Miscellaneous items	3,200	2,500	(2,500) refund	3,200
TOTAL GRANTS TO NATIONAL SPORTS ORGANISATIONS		1,037,371	1,524,466	1,862,379	4,424,216

GOVERNING BODIES OF SPORT:
2. ADMINISTRATORS AND COACHES
Grants towards the employment of full-time and part-time personnel.
C86	Irish Women’s Squash Rackets Association		20,000	4,548	24,548
C87	Irish Amateur Swimming Association		20,000	55,850	75,850
C88	Federation of Irish Cyclists		20,000		20,000
C89	Irish Judo Association		20,000		20,000
C90	Irish Basketball Association		20,000	9,152	29,152
C91	Irish Yachting Association		20,000	19,152	39,152
C92	Irish Amateur Gymnastics Association		10,000	21,973	31,973
C93	Irish Lawn Tennis Association			14,877	14,877
C94	Irish Mini-Sport Movement		14,000	20,509	34,509
C95	Ireland Special Olympics		10,000		10,000
C96	Saol Plus			8,472	8,472
C97	National Community Games	19,435	18,000	38,000	75,435
C98	Bord Luthchleas na hEireann	20,000	20,000	41,699	81,699
C99	Irish Wheelchair Association	15,000	15,000	41,639	71,639
C100	Irish Amateur Rowing Union			28,330	28,330
C101	Irish Hockey Union		10,000	22,521	32,521
C102	Republic of Ireland Billiards & Snooker Association			24,658	24,658
C103	Association for Adventure Sports			20,000	20,000
C104	Badminton Union of Ireland		10,000	20,850	30,850
C105	Physical Education Association of Ireland			20,000	20,000
C106	Irish Canoe Union			20,000	20,000
C107	National Athletic and Cycling Association of Ireland			20,000	20,000
	TOTAL ADMINISTRATORS & COACHES	54,435	227,000	452,230	733,665
GOVERNING BODIES OF SPORT: 3. INTERNATIONAL GRANTS SCHEME
Grants paid to national sports organisations to assist towards the cost of hosting or attending major international competitions such as World or European Championships, international tournaments, etc.
C108	Parachute Association of Ireland	2,000	1,500	3,000	6,500
C109	Irish Trout Fly Fishing Association	500		2,000	2,500
C110	Irish Federation of Sea Anglers	100	750	2,800	3,650
C111	Bord Luthchleas na hEireann	8,900	14,500	13,700	37,100
C112	National Athletic & Cycling Association of Ireland	1,500	12,000	3,500	17,000
C113	Irish Schools Athletics Association	1,000	3,000	6,000	10,000
C114	Badminton Union of Ireland	600	4,000	2,500	7,100
C115	Irish Basketball Association	1,000	4,000	5,000	10,000
C116	Irish Tenpin Bowling Association	250	6,450	13,500	20,200
C117	Irish Amateur Boxing Association	1,000			1,000
C118	Irish Canoe Union	6,500	10,500	1,900	18,900
C119	National Cycling Association	3,000			3,000
	(now Federation of Irish Cyclists)
C120	Irish Amateur Fencing Federation	1,000	1,000		2,000
C121	Golfing Union of Ireland	1,000	5,000	8,000	14,000
C122	Irish Ladies Golf Union	500	1,800	4,500	6,800
C123	Irish Olympic Handball Association	200	500		700
C124	Irish Tug of War Association	10,000	5,000	6,100	21,100
C125	Irish Deaf Sports Association	100	12,500	2,500	15,100
C126	Irish Wheelchair Association (Sports Section)	1,300	60,000	1,500	62,800
C127	Ireland Special Olympics	9,000		1,000	10,000
C128	Irish Hockey Union	3,000		4,000	7,000
C129	Republic of Ireland Netball Association	1,000			1,000
C130	Irish Orienteering Association	850	3,500	2,750	7,100
C131	Racquetball Association of Ireland	600	2,900	2,000	5,500
C132	Irish Amateur Rowing Union	2,000	14,000		16,000
C133	Republic of Ireland Billiards and Snooker Association	1,500	2,750	3,850	8,100
C134	Irish Sports Acrobatics Federation	500	1,500	9,500	11,500
C135	Irish Squash Rackets Association	1,000	2,500	6,500	10,000
C136	Irish Women’s Squash Rackets Association	7,500	1,500	6,000	15,000
C137	Irish Schools Swimming Association	500	1,000	750	2,250
C138	Irish Surfing Association	1,000	3,000	2,200	6,200
C139	Irish Lawn Tennis Association	150			150
C140	Irish Table Tennis Association	1,300	1,400	650	3,350
C141	Volleyball Association of Ireland	400	3,000	3,150	6,550
C142	Irish Water-ski Federation	150		1,200	1,350
C143	Irish Amateur Weightlifting Association	700	3,400	2,100	6,200
C144	Irish Yachting Association	2,500	4,500	7,700	14,700
C145	Schoolgirls Basketball Association of Ireland	1,200	2,500	2,000	5,700
	(formerly Youth in Education and Sport)
C146	National Coarse Fishing Federation of Ireland	1,500	2,600	3,600	7,700
C147	Cork City Sports	7,500	12,000		19,500
C148	Equestrian Federation of Ireland	1,300	31,300	22,000	54,600
C149	Football Association of Irish Schools	1,500	1,000	5,000	7,500
C150	Irish Rugby Football Union	10,000			10,000
C151	Sports & Social Club for the Blind	500		1,000	1,500
C152	FISEC	2,800	4,000	5,000	11,800
C153	Council of University Sports Administrators	2,000		4,300	6,300
C154	Baton Twirling Sport Association of Ireland	1,000	2,000	3,000	6,000
C155	Irish Kidney Association	500		2,000	2,500
C156	Irish Veteran Athletes Association	1,300	2,000	4,000	7,300
C157	Irish Amateur Gymnastics Association		500	1,500	2,000
C158	Irish Triathlon Association		4,000	2,700	6,700
C159	Ladies Bowling League of Ireland		1,200	250	1,450
C160	Bol Chumann na hEireann		2,000		2,000
C161	Irish Women’s Cricket Union		5,000	1,000	6,000
C162	Irish Amateur Swimming Association		3,000		3,000
C163	Croquet Association of Ireland		750	650	1,400
C164	Federation of Irish Cyclists		6,000	6,500	12,500
C165	Comhairle Liathroid Laimhe na hEireann		4,500		4,500
C166	Motor Cycle Union of Ireland		3,700	5,450	9,150
C167	Royal Irish Automobile Club		10,000	8,000	18,000
C168	Irish Judo Association		5,000	3,500	8,500
C169	Irish Mini-Sport Movement		250		250
C170	Irish Cricket Union			2,000	2,000
C171	Irish Ladies Hockey Union			3,700	3,700
C172	Irish Water Polo Association			1,450	1,450
C173	Irish Hang Gliding Association			700	700
C174	Irish Disabled Fly Fishing Association		700	700	1,400
C175	Cerebral Palsy Sport Ireland			2,800	2,800
C176	Irish Hill Running Association		660	1,500	2,160
C177	Irish National Darts Organisation			1,000	1,000
C178	Federation of Mountaineering Clubs of Ireland			750	750
	TOTAL INTERNATIONAL GRANTS SCHEME	105,200	292,110	225,900	623,210
	GOVERNING BODIES OF SPORT
C179	4. DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS	154,466	169,774	161,355	485,595
	Grants paid to 9 sporting and 14 community organisations for the employment of development officers. Grant-aid was provided in 1989 on the basis of 60% of the cost of employing an Officer or £7,000 per annum, whichever was the lesser.
	TOTAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS	154,466	169,774	161,355	485,595
	GOVERNING BODIES OF SPORT:
	5. OUTSTANDING SPORTSPERSONS GRANT SCHEME
	This scheme provides special subventions to outstanding sportspersons to enable them to undertake training and competition at the highest level.
	The following list gives details of these allocations:
	Archery
C180	Joseph Malone	500			500
C181	Mary Vaughan	500			500
	Athletics
C182	Philip Snoddy	500	500		1,000
C183	Derek O’Connor	750			750
C184	Kieran Finn	400	500		900
C185	Thomas J Kearns	1,000	5,000	2,000	8,000
C186	Barbara Johnson	750	500		1,250
C187	Paula Carty	300	500		800
C188	Francis Conway	750	1,750		2,500
C189	Gerard O’Reilly	2,000	4,000		6,000
C190	David Taylor	750	500		1,250
C191	Paul O’Callaghan	500	400		900
C192	Roisin Smith	600			600
C193	Kingston Mills	500			500
C194	Ciaran McDunphy		300		300
C195	Conor McCullough		750		750
C196	Rita Malone	400			400
C197	Gerry Delaney	500			500
C198	Thomas Maloney	750			750
C199	Caroline Mullen	750			750
C200	Mary Parr	500			500
C201	Brendan Mullen	500			500
C202	Gerard Curtis	1,000			1,000
C203	Michelle Carroll	500			500
C204	David Wilson	500	750		1,250
C205	John Woods	500	1,000		1,500
C206	Aisling Molloy	500	500	1,000	2,000
C207	Sonia O’Sullivan	1,500	1,000		2,500
C208	Anita Philpott	300	750		1,050
C209	Mary Donohoe	750	400		1,150
C210	Aisling Ryan		750		750
C211	Rose Lambe	1,000	400		1,400
C212	Dick Hooper		500		500
C213	Brendan Quinn		750		750
C214	Marie Walsh		300		300
C215	Victor Costello		1,250	500	1,750
C216	Terry McHugh	1,000	2,500	2,000	5,500
C217	Enda Fitzpatrick	1,500	1,100		2,600
C218	Susan Smith			500	500
C219	James McDonald	500	2,000	2,000	4,500
C220	Brendan Murphy			1,500	1,500
C221	Terrie Horgan			1,500	1,500
C222	Ailish Smyth	500			500
C223	Patricia Walsh	750			750
C224	Paul Donovan	1,000	4,000		5,000
C225	Barry Walsh	1,000	1,000		2,000
C226	William Mullaney	750	500		1,250
C227	Carlos O’Connell	500	1,000		1,500
C228	Aidan O’Regan	300			300
C229	John Joe Barry	400			400
C230	Pauline Carolan	500			500
	Badminton
C231	Niall Gannon		1,000		1,000
C232	Maeve Moynihan	1,250	2,000	1,000	4,250
C233	Sonya McGinn			750	750
C234	Liam McKenna			1,500	1,500
C235	Mark Gogarty			500	500
	Basketball
C236	Cormac O’Donoghue	300			300
C237	Darron McGuinness		300		300
C238	Patricia Naylor		300		300
C239	Maire Ni Laighin	500			500
	Bowling
C240	Phyllis Nolan			750	750
	Boxing
C241	Gordon Joyce	300			300
C242	Michael Carruth	300	500	1,000	1,800
C243	Raymond Close	500	500		1,000
C244	Kieran Joyce	500	500		1,000
C245	John Lowey	500	500		1,000
C246	Joseph Lawlor	300	500	1,000	1,800
C247	William Walsh		500		500
C248	Roy Nash	500		1,000	1,500
C249	Eamonn Loughran	300			300
C250	Denis Galvin	200			200
	Canoeing
C251	Alan Carey	1,000	3,000		4,000
C252	Patrick Holmes	1,500	4,000	3,000	8,500
C253	Peter Connor		500		500
C254	Conor McGann		500		500
C255	Michael Corcoran	500	500	2,000	3,000
C256	Ian Wiley	1,000	500	3,000	4,500
C257	Malcolm Banks		300		300
C258	Timothy Healy	500	300		800
C259	Michelle Barry		600		600
C260	Breda Keating	500			500
	Cycling
C261	Aidan Harrison	500			500
C262	Stephen Spratt	600	600		1,200
C263	Philip Cassidy	600	600		1,200
C264	Paul McCormack	600	600		1,2000
C265	Michael Walsh		600		600
C266	Anthony O’Gorman		600		600
C267	John McQuaid		600		600
C268	Laurence Roche	500	600		1,100
C269	Niall McWilliams		600		600
C270	Gerald Irvine	600	600		1,200
C271	Cormac McCann	600	600		1,200
C272	Richard O’Gorman		500		500
C273	Declan Lonergan			2,000	2,000
C274	Kevin Kimmage	500			500
	Fencing
C275	Michael O’Brien			1,500	1,500
	Golf
C276	Vari McGreevy	300			300
C277	Eileen Rose Mc Daid		800		800
C278	Stephen Keenan			3,000	3,000
C279	Eoghan O’Connell	1,500	5,000	5,000	11,500
C280	Paul McGinley		3,000	5,000	8,000
C281	John McHenry		5,000		5,000
	Gymnastics
C282	Barry McDonald	750		1,600	2,350
C283	Brian Henry	1,000			1,000
	Handball
C284	Peter McAuley	500	750		1,250
C285	Walter O’Connor	800	750	750	2,300
C286	Thomas Sheridan		500		500
C287	Michael Walsh			1,500	1,500
C288	Denis Carey		750		750
C289	Susan Carey	350			350
	Judo
C290	Eugene McManus		1,000		1,000
C291	Kieran Foley	1,500	1,000		2,500
C292	Keith Gough			2,000	2,000
C293	Natalie Murphy			750	750
	Moto Cross
C294	Mark Weldon		500		500
	Motorsports
C295	Bernard Dolan			4,000	4,000
	Orienteering
C296	Aonghus O’Chleirigh	500			500
	Paralympic Swimming
C297	Gerry Dunne		1,000		1,000
C298	Sean McGrath		1,000		1,000
	Powerlifting
C299	Thomas Warby		500		500
C300	Maurice O’Connor		500		500
C301	Gerard McNamara		1,000	1,000	2,000
	Racquetball
C302	Gerard Butler	350			350
C303	Marie Duignan	350		1,000	1,350
C304	Ann Whelan	350			350
	Rowing
C305	Christine Caffrey	750			750
C306	Dominic Casey		500		500
C307	Niall O’Toole		2,600	5,000	7,600
C308	Ciaran Buckley		600		600
C309	Mary Rose Jennings		600		600
C310	Ciara Ni Cheilleachair		750		750
C311	Vincent Hussey	750			750
C312	Martin Stevens	750			750
C313	Colin Butler	750			750
C314	John Dalton	500			500
C315	Nicole Ryan	750			750
	Shooting
C316	Jane Finlay			1,000	1,000
	Snooker
C317	Stephen Murphy		1,000	2,000	3,000
C318	Gabriel Burns		1,000		1,000
C319	Damien McKiernan		500		500
C320	Kenneth Doherty		1,000	3,000	4,000
C321	Paul O’Donoghue			1,000	1,000
C322	Anthony O’Connor			1,500	1,500
C323	John Buckley		1,000		1,000
	Squash
C324	Noel Ryan		1,000		1,000
C325	Derek Ryan	300	2,000	1,000	3,300
C326	Rebecca Best	800	1,500	4,500	6,800
C327	Brona Conway		500		500
C328	Marjorie Burke	600	1,750	1,500	3,850
C329	Laura Lynch		1,000	1,000	2,000
C330	Graeme Stewart	300	1,000	1,800	3,100
C331	Kenneth Flynn	500			500
	Swimming
C332	Niamh O’Connor		1,000		1,000
C333	Aileen Convey		1,000		1,000
C334	Deirdre Ward	500			500
C335	Paul O’Neill	500			500
C336	Declan Connaughton	1,000			1,000
C337	Kenneth Turner	500	3,500	2,000	6,000
C338	Stephen Cullen	700	4,750	4,000	9,450
C339	Gary O’Toole	1,200	3,500	4,000	8,700
C340	Jason McGrath	1,200	2,000		3,200
C341	Michelle Smith	1,000	3,000	1,500	5,500
C342	Mark Batelle		1,000	600	1,600
C343	Declan Byrne		1,000	1,000	2,000
C344	Adrian O’Connor		1,000	1,000	2,000
C345	Derek O’Rourke			600	600
C346	Niamh Campbell		1,000	2,000	3,000
C347	Richard Gheel		1,000		1,000
C348	Earl McCarthy	700			700
	Table-Tennis
C349	Colum Slevin	1,250	2,000	2,000	5,250
C350	Sean Spelman	500	500	1,000	2,000
C351	Gary Neilson		300		300
C352	James Mullan		300	1,000	1,300
	Tennis
C353	Jenny Thornton	1,000			1,000
C354	Owen Casey	1,000	3,500	3,000	7,500
C355	Eoin Collins	1,000	2,500	3,000	6,500
C356	Eoin Beirne		500	1,000	1,500
C357	David Thornton		2,000	1,000	3,000
C358	Siobhan Nicholson		1,000		1,000
C359	Gina Niland			1,000	1,000
C360	Leslie O’Halloran	500			500
	Ten Pin Bowling
C361	Philip Dunne	500	800		1,300
	Triathlon
C362	Doina Nugent	500			500
C363	Michael Gerard Hartmann	500		1,000	1,500
C364	Ann Kearney	500	1,000	1,000	2,500
	Volleyball
C365	Martha Molloy			400	400
	Weightlifting/Powerlifting
C366	Gerard O’Grady			1,000	1,000
	Wheelchair Sports
C367	Patrice Dockery	750			750
C368	Kay McShane	750	1,000		1,750
C369	Gerry O’Rourke		1,000		1,000
	Wrestling
C370	David Harmon		1,000		1,000
	Yachting
C371	Marshall King		1,000		1,000
C372	Aisling Byrne	500		1,000	1,500
C373	Cathy MacAleavey	500		1,000	1,500
C374	Daniel O’Grady		1,000		1,000
C375	Payments in respect of Physiological testing of Sportspersons		300		300
	TOTAL OUTSTANDING SPORTPERSONS GRANTS	75,000	143,700	114,000	332,700
TOTAL GOVERNING BODIES OF SPORT		1,426,472	2,357,050	2,815,864	6,599,386
B. COSPOIR
	These allocations relate to the running expenses of Cospoir, the National Sports Council, the Sport for All promotions, as well as funding for the activities of the Long Distance Walking Routes Committee which operates under the aegis of Cospoir.
C376	- Running/Administration costs of National Sports Council	38,509	58,122	52,098	148,729
C377	- Long Distance Walking Routes	16,304	32,736	25,262	74,302
	(Development of existing and new walking Routes.)
C378	- Sport For All	65,739	203,653	233,068	502,460
	(To increase participation in sporting, recreational and leisure activities through National Sport for All campaigns, grants to sporting activities for the disadvantaged, over 45’s etc., purchase of promotional material, awards, organisation of conferences.)
	TOTAL COSPOIR	120,552	294,511	310,428	725,491
C. OTHER SPORTS SERVICES
C379	1. Grant to GAA for the promotion of hurling	20,000	100,000	100,000	220,000
	Grant to GAA for the promotion of hurling through the subsidisation of the price of hurleys and helmets to juvenile players.
C380	2. Franco/Irish Sports Exchange	4,245	4,309	7,624	16,178
	Under the Cultural Agreement between Ireland and France, a bilateral programme of exchange in the area of sport and leisuretime activity is approved for grant-aid each year by representatives of the French and Irish Governments. The aim of the programme is to encourage co-operation between organisations catering for Sport and Physical Recreation in the two countries, through the exchange of coaches, instructors, administrators and experts in various fields relevant to Sport and Physical Recreation.
C381	3. Grant towards maintenance at Morton Stadium	22,812	23,208	20,761	66,781
C382	4. Sports Scholarships	12,240	11,213	3,639	27,092
	This Scheme caters for sportspersons who show promise in their particular sport and who wish to pursue their sport while studying for the academic qualification of their choice. In 1989 the value of the scholarship was the full lecture fees plus a maintenance allowance of £525 for a student living at home and £1,318 for a student living away from home.
C383	5. Extra Projects
	This allocation funded:
	(i) The provision of a House of Sport to accommodate National Sports Organisations. Located on the Long Mile Road, Dublin 12, the House of Sport provides office accommodation for 13 sports organisations with communal secretarial services.		25,000	53,096	78,096
	(ii) Funding for special initiatives for sport in deprived areas and elite sport by selected National Governing Bodies of Sport.			225,000	225,000
C384	6. Miscellaneous	75	1,260	1,955	3,290
	Miscellaneous expenses relating to meetings with overseas delegations, etc.
	TOTAL OTHER SPORTS SERVICES	59,372	164,990	412,075	636,437
D. NEW SPORTS SERVICES
	1. (a) STAFFING & MANAGEMENT OF OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTRES
	Grants paid to 8 Vocational Education Committees for the staffing and management of the following Outdoor Education Centres:
C385	- Cappanalea, Co. Kerry		44,000	53,000	97,000
C386	- Kinsale, Co. Cork		17,500		17,500
C387	- Birr, Co. Offaly		6,000	39,000	45,000
C388	- Shielbeggan, Co. Wexford		25,000	41,600	66,600
C389	- Gartan Lough, Co. Donegal		11,500	47,500	59,000
C390	- Burren, Co. Clare		8,000	41,000	49,000
C391	- Petersburgh, Co. Galway			40,000	40,000
C392	- Achill, Co. Mayo			26,000	26,000
	SUB-TOTAL		112,000	288,100	400,100
	1. (b) EQUIPMENT FOR OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTRES
	Grants paid to 10 Vocational Education Committees for major items of equipment for Outdoor Education Centres:
C393	- Cappanalea, Co. Kerry			10,000	10,000
C394	- Kinsale, Co. Cork			15,000	15,000
C395	- Birr, Co. Offaly			20,000	20,000
C396	- Shielbeggan, Co. Wexford			22,900	22,900
C397	- Gartan Lough, Co. Donegal			17,000	17,000
C398	- Burren, Co. Clare			5,100	5,100
C399	- Petersburgh, Co. Galway			15,000	15,000
C400	- Achill, Co. Mayo			10,000	10,000
C401	- Co. Wicklow Outdoor Pursuits			5,000	5,000
C402	- Co. Limerick Outdoor Pursuits			20,000	20,000
	SUB-TOTAL			140,000	140,000
C403	2. IRISH COACHING BUREAU			6,590	6,590
	The Irish Coaching Bureau was established in order to set up a structure to provide training for coaches at all levels.
	3. COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF SPORT
	The Commercial Development of Sport involves the promotion and development of various sports and outdoor pursuits as attractive, marketable products, capable of satisfying foreign tourist demand. Five specific tourist areas were selected: Wexford, Connemara, Shannon Region, West Donegal and West Kerry. Payments in 1988 and 1989 are detailed on pages 38-42. Further amounts have been committed and payments will be made as the projects proceed.
	(a) West Connemara			73,935	73,935
	(b) Wexford			15,000	15,000
	(c) Shannon Region			48,000	48,000
	(d) West Kerry		4,584	69,336	73,920
	(e) West Donegal			45,000	45,000
	(f) Motor Rallying			6,000	6,000
	(g) Nissan International Classic Cycle Race			20,000	20,000
	(h) Emerald Isle Classic American Football			20,000	20,000
	(i) Miscellaneous (Consultancy fees, promotional expenses)			8,711	8,711
	TOTAL		4,584	305,982	310,566
	(a) West Connemara
C404	- Development of Connemara Golf Club, Ballyconneely			30,000	30,000
C405	- Provision of signposting facilities in the Connemara area and a promotional brochure.			14,935	14,935
C406	- West Coast 4 - promotion of golf in the west of Ireland.			5,000	5,000
C407	- Provision of facilities at Owenglynn River, Clifden - Clifden Angling Club.			4,000	4,000
C408	- Improvement of golf course at Oughterard Golf Club.			10,000	10,000
C409	- Provision of clubhouse and marina at Clifden Sailing Club			10,000	10,000
	SUB-TOTAL			73,935	73,935
	(b) Wexford
C410	- South Wexford Cycling/Walking Holidays			15,000	15,000
	SUB-TOTAL			15,000	15,000
	(c) Shannon Region
C411	- Lough Key Forest Caravan Park (playground equipment)			5,000	5,000
C412	- Provision of six boats and engines for fishing and sporting at Lough Key and Lough Ree.			4,000	4,000
C413	- Provision of canoeing facilities on the River Inny, Ballymahon, Co. Longford.			9,000	9,000
C414	- Development of an Amenity Park at Ballyfin, Co. Laois.			10,000	10,000
C415	- Provision of a tennis court at Shannon Bridge, Co. Offaly			10,000	10,000
C416	- Improvements to Portumna Golf Club, Co. Galway.			10,000	10,000
	SUB-TOTAL			48,000	48,000
	(d) West Kerry
C417	- Development of Ceann Sibeal Golf Club. (Machinery and storage facilities)			30,000	30,000
C418	- Completion of Sli Chorcha Dhuibhne Walking Route, including a brochure on the Walk and other facilities in the area.			5,000	5,000
C419	- Development of the Orchard, Dingle Town into a town park.			10,000	10,000
C420	- Provision of diving equipment for Dingle Diving Centre.			5,000	5,000
C421	- Provision of a rescue boat for St. Brendan’s Sailing School, Dingle.			4,000	4,000
C422	- Pilot project for the direct selling in Germany of golf holidays at Dun an Oir Golf Club, Co. Kerry.		4,584	336	4,920
C423	- Extension to Cappanalea Outdoor Education Centre.			15,000	15,000
	SUB-TOTAL		4,584	69,336	73,920
	(e) West Donegal
C424	- Shorefront Development Dungloe			14,500	14,500
	Outdoor youth play centre, toddlers pool, crazy golf and pedestrian/cycleway.
C425	- Cruit Island Golf Club			10,000	10,000
	Provision of club house.
C426	- Marina Facilities, Loughanure			4,000	4,000
	Improvement of marina facilities at this angling/boating centre.
C427	- Watersport Facilities, Killult, Gortahork			2,500	2,500
	Surface dressing road to slipway/marina.
C428	- Gweedore			5,000	5,000
	Improvements to Gweedore Golf Course.
C429	- Dunfanaghy			2,500	2,500
	Improvement to local lakes.
C430	- Arranmore Island			5,000	5,000
	Improvement of scenic walk to Lighthouse.
C431	- Cloughglass			1,500	1,500
	Shorefront Development. Surface dressing of car park.
	SUB-TOTAL			45,000	45,000
C432	(f) Motor Rallying			6,000	6,000
C433	(g) Nissan International Classic Cycle Race			20,000	20,000
C434	(h) Emerald Isle Classic American Football			20,000	20,000
C435	(i) Miscellaneous			8,711	8,711
	(Consultancy fees, promotional expenses)
	TOTAL COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF SPORT		4,584	305,982	310,566
C436	4. INSTITUTE OF LEISURE & AMENITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME		75,000	84,000	159,000
	This programme is designed to ensure the maximum utilisation of community centres, sports halls, school sport facilities and swimming pools.
C437	5. SPORTS RESEARCH		30,000	61,075	91,075
	The development of sport in Ireland is constrained by a lack of research and these funds were provided to conduct research into the key areas of sport.
C438	6. SPECIAL GRANTS FOR NATIONAL SPORTS GOVERNING BODIES		500,000		500,000
	Special grants for national governing bodies of sports for the development of “Sport for All” and the provision of sporting opportunities in deprived areas.
	TOTAL NEW SPORTS SERVICES		721,584	885,747	1,607,331
VEC SPORT
GRANTS TO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITTEES FOR YOUTH AND SPORT ACTIVITIES: SUMMARY
	1. General Youth and Sport Grants		511,150	503,700	1,014,850
	2. Special Projects in Disadvantaged Areas		282,044	274,100	556,144
	3. Sailing Courses for Less Advantaged		95,300	104,700	200,000
	4. Outdoor Education Centre Equipment		192,525	70,000	262,525
	5. Dublin Youth Services		95,000	95,000	190,000
	6. Dun Laoghaire Youth Services		25,000	25,000	50,000
	7. CDVEC/AFAS Outdoor Education Programme		27,500	27,500	55,000
	8. Comhairle le Leas Oige		600,000	600,000	1,200,000
	9. Miscellaneous		3,481		3,481
	TOTAL		1,832,000	1,700,000	3,532,000
	VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE YOUTH AND SPORT GRANTS
	These grants to the Vocational Education Committees are to assist youth and sports activities at local level. They are also used to fund Comhairle le Leas Oige. Grants have been allocated from this fund under the following headings:
C439	1. General Youth and Sport Grants		513,150	503,700	1,016,850
	General Youth and Sport Grants administered by VEC’s to assist youth and sports clubs at local level to cover equipment, coaching and administrative expenses.
C440	2. Special Projects in Disadvantaged Areas		282,044	274,100	556,144
	This scheme helps disadvantaged people by creating a better lifestyle for them through participation in sports related projects such as introduction of new sports to disadvantaged areas, sports activities for disabled people, development of special programmes for children at risk, etc.
C441	3. Sailing Courses for Less Advantaged		95,300	104,700	200,000
	Fifteen VEC’s participated in this scheme in 1988 and 1989. The aim of the scheme is to introduce sailing to young people who might not otherwise be exposed to it and to provide them with basic skills which they will be able to develop in future years. Some of the VEC teams participated in the Fastnet Schools Regatta.
C442	4. Outdoor Education Centre Equipment		192,525	70,000	262,525
	Eight Outdoor Education Centres under the management of VEC’s receive grants for the replacement and renewal of equipment.
C443	5. Development of Youth Services in Co. Dublin		95,000	95,000	190,000
	Assistance for youth development projects in Tallaght and Blanchardstown in conjunction with Foroige. This is an ongoing programme.
C444	6. Dun Laoghaire Youth Services		25,000	25,000	50,000
	This involves the employment of a youth officer by the Catholic Youth Council, with backup services from Boro’ of Dun Laoghaire VEC.
C445	7. CDVEC/AFAS Outdoor Education Programme		27,500	27,500	55,000
	Funding for a joint programme of outdoor education at Tiglin run by CDVEC and the Association for Adventure Sports.
C446	8. Grant to Comhairle le Leas Oige		600,000	600,000	1,200,000
	Funding for Comhairle le Leas Oige, the statutory Subcommittee of the CDVEC which assists young people and adults to develop effective and worthwhile youth programmes.
C447	9. Miscellaneous		1,481		1,481
	TOTAL VEC YOUTH & SPORT GRANTS		1,832,000	1,700,000	3,532,000
	DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE
C448	COISTE AN ASGARD			300,000	300,000
	Grant to provide for operation of the
	Sail Training Scheme.
	TOTAL SPORT: DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE			300,000	300,000

ARTS AND CULTURE

ARTS AND CULTURE (INCLUDING THE NATIONAL HERITAGE)

	Total Provision 1987-89
		£m

Department of the Taoiseach		17.630
- Arts Council
- National Cultural Institutions
- Other Arts Projects
- National Heritage Council

Department of Tourism and Transport		0.300
- Heritage Project

Department of Education		5.072
- Cultural Institutions
- Other Cultural Activities
- School Libraries

Department of Foreign Affairs		0.860

- Cultural Relations Committee

Department of the Environment		5.660
- Public Libraries

Office of Public Works		3.771
- Restoration of important buildings
		£33.293m

		1987/1988	1989	Amount	Further	Note
THE ARTS		Allocation	Allocation	paid	Amount
				to 12/89	To Be Paid

NATIONAL ARTS AND CULTURE
DEPARTMENT OF THE TAOISEACH
NATIONAL PROJECTS
D1	Arts Council	3,800,000	3,948,000	6,748,000	1,000,000
	This funding is used to support arts activities throughout the country.
D2	National Museum	988,000	681,000	1,258,500	410,500	On-going support
	To assist with the renovation of the National Museum, as well as ongoing expenses such as the purchase of artefacts. It also includes an allocation for a museum at Custom House Docks, Dublin.
D3	Irish Film Board	365,000		270,000	95,000
	To meet commitments to film projects and to meet wind-down costs.
D4	Irish Museum of Modern Art	360,000		134,400	225,600	Management
	Funding for the construction of a museum of modern art in the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham. (A further £140,000 will be available in 1990.)					Committee appointed end 1989
D5	Abbey Theatre	400,000		400,000
	Grant issued in 1987 to help put the Abbey Theatre on a sound financial footing.
D6	National Gallery	350,000	78,000	228,000	200,000	On-going
	To fund renovation work at the National Gallery. It assists with on-going expenses such as the purchase and repair of paintings.
D7	National Library	206,000	146,000	302,446	49,554	On-going
	To fund ongoing purchases at the National Library and to conserve the Lawrence Collection photographs.
D8	National Archives	175,000		53,700	121,300	On-going
	To develop the National Archives premises to enable it to store and conserve archival material and to make the country’s national archival resources accessible to the public.
D9	Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann	100,000		100,000
	To assist Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann with the organisation of the ‘Seisiun’ entertainment scheme throughout the country (1988).
D10	Australian Bicentennial Programme	120,000		120,000
	To meet the costs of transporting the “Gold and Silver from Ireland” exhibition and the Louis le Brocquy exhibition to Australia. Funding has also been provided to research and to microfilm records relating to the transportation of Irish people from Ireland to Australia in the nineteenth century which were presented as a Bicentennial gift to the Australian Government from the Irish Government.
D11	National Concert Hall	75,000	170,000	245,000		On-going
	Funding for the improvement of catering and lighting facilities and to assist with ongoing expenses.
D12	Irish Manuscripts Commission	30,000	30,000	41,000	19,000	On-going
	To fund ongoing expenses (i.e. printing and research costs) other than salaries.
D13	Crafts Council of Ireland	30,000		30,000
	Assistance towards the development of a gallery area in Powerscourt Townhouse Centre, Dublin to exhibit craft work.
D14	Sculptors Society of Ireland	30,000		30,000
	To assist with the financing of the
	International Conference on Sculpture in
	Dublin, August, 1988.
D15	Heritage Advisory Committee Expenses	5,773		5,773
D16	Fund for Cultural Organisations/Institutions	619,497	779,000	1,154,158	244,339	On-going
	Grants towards the general running costs of cultural institutions (such as the Chester Beatty Library, Royal Hospital Kilmainham) and to meet additional running costs of national cultural institutions, e.g. curatorial staff National Gallery/Museum.
D17	Contributions to various cultural
	Organisations and cultural agreements
	D/Taoiseach element	300		300
	TOTAL	7,654,570	5,832,000	11,121,277	2,365,293
CARLOW
D18	Clashganna Mills Trust	100,000		7,500	92,500	Financial/ management
	To develop a heritage and cultural centre for both disabled and ablebodied people.					plans being finalised.
	TOTAL	100,000		7,500	92,500
CORK
D19	Firkin Crane Development Project	130,000		130,000
	Assistance towards completion of first phase of the reconstruction of the Firkin Crane building.
D20	Cork Opera House	100,000		100,000
	Grant to help put the Cork Opera House on a sounder financial footing.
D21	Triskel Arts Centre Cork	40,000		40,000
	Assistance with the completion of a large gallery space to house a gallery of contemporary art.
D22	Graffiti Theatre/Education Company	30,000		15,000	15,000	Premises being renovated.
	To fund the purchase of a mini-bus and to assist in acquiring premises.
D23	Crawford Municipal Gallery	20,000		20,000
	Funds for refurbishment of the Gallery.
D24	Cork Film Festival	15,000		15,000
	Grant towards the expenses of the 1988
	Cork Film Festival.
	TOTAL	335,000		320,000	15,000
DONEGAL
D25	Letterkenny Arts Centre	200,000		27,393	172,607	Decision on
						ERDF grant
	Contribution towards the cost of building a major cultural complex, including a 300 seater theatre.					awaited.
TOTAL		200,000		27,393	172,607
DUBLIN
D26	Project Arts Centre Dublin	25,000		25,000
	To assist with the refurbishment, financing of renovations to the roof of the theatre and provision of fire safety materials.
D27	Royal Hibernian Academy, Dublin	250,000		250,000
	Allocation to finance the completion of Phase I of the RHA/Gallagher Gallery at Ely Place, Dublin.
D28	“City Centre” Moss Street Centre, Dublin 2	150,000		150,000
	Allocation to assist with the completion of Phase I of the Community Arts Centre. The Centre provides facilities for youth community arts groups in Dublin’s inner city in particular.
D29	Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery	100,000		100,000
	Assistance with cost of redecoration.
D30	Writers’ Centre, Dublin	100,000		438	99,562	Details being finalised.
	Funding for proposed premises.
D31	Transport Museum Society	20,000		15,000	5,000	Work in progress
	Funding for restoration of transport vehicles.
D32	Olympia Theatre	150,000		150,000
	Funding to place the Olympia on a sounder financial footing.
D33	Dublin Theatre Festival	90,000		90,000
	To help purchase equipment and to place the Festival on a sounder financial footing (1988).
D34	Gate Theatre	50,000		50,000
	Funds for restoration of foyer.
D35	Dublin Film Festival	15,000		15,000
	To assist with costs of mounting the 1988 festival.
	TOTAL	950,000		845,438	104,562
GALWAY
D36	Galway Arts Centre	200,000		95,000	105,000
	This major project will provide arts facilities in Galway, including a theatre.
D37	Music Matters, Ballinasloe	4,000		4,000
	To place organisation on a sounder financial footing.
	TOTAL	204,000		99,000	105,000
KILDARE
D38	Castletown Foundation	33,269		33,269
	Part funding towards the conservation of the Colonnade. The balance of the cost has been provided by the EC.
	TOTAL	33,269		33,269
KILKENNY
D39	Part funding towards the cost of converting a cinema into a municipal theatre.	50,000			50,000	Decision on ERDF grant awaited.
	TOTAL	50,000			50,000
LIMERICK
D40	Restoration of Bishop’s Palace	80,000		80,000
	This is to provide cultural facilities for the local community and also to preserve and restore the architecture of the building.
D41	City Gallery	10,000		10,000
	To complete refurbishment of the gallery.
D42	Belltable Arts Centre	10,000		10,000
	To refurbish the Centre, and to provide new lighting equipment.
	TOTAL	100,000		100,000
MAYO
D43	Exhibition Centre, Castlebar	50,000	21,000	71,000		On-going
	General running costs
	TOTAL	50,000	21,000	71,000
SLIGO
D44	Hawk’s Well Theatre	10,000		10,000
	For refurbishment of the theatre.
	TOTAL	10,000		10,000
WATERFORD
D45	Garter Lane	20,000		20,000
	To provide sound, light and stage fittings for the Garter Lane Arts Centre.
D46	Waterford Theatre Royal	10,000		10,000
	Part funding towards refurbishment costs.
	TOTAL	30,000		30,000
WEXFORD
D47	Wexford Theatre Royal	30,000		30,000
	To assist with restoration and development work.
D48	Theatre Workshop, Wexford	30,000		30,000
	Funding towards essential refurbishment and expansion works.
	TOTAL	60,000		60,000
	TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF THE TAOISEACH	9,776,839	5,853,000	12,724,877	2,904,962
DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM & TRANSPORT
D49	King Johns Castle		300,000		300,000
	This programme involves the restoration and development of the 13th Century King Johns Castle and surrounding medieval quarter as a day-visitor tourist attraction of international standing. This is the first instalment of a commitment of £1m over a three year period.
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM & TRANSPORT			300,000		300,000
	NATIONAL HERITAGE COUNCIL
	FUNDS ALLOCATED TO PROJECTS TO PRESERVE
	THE NATIONAL HERITAGE
	NATIONAL PROJECTS
D50	Crann - The Woodland Management Trust	3,500		3,500
	Towards the cost of a video on tree planting and the urban environment.
D51	Institution of Engineers of Ireland	2,500		1,750	750
	Towards the cost of the IEI project to identify, record and classify work of engineering heritage throughout the country.
D52	Irish Architectural Archive	8,500		8,500
	To enable the Archive to produce the Ashlin and Coleman collection of 2,500 drawings of 19th Century Churches throughout Ireland.
D53	Irish Radiocarbon Dating Programme	19,000			19,000
	To allow dating of a series of micro samples at the Oxford University Accelerator Dating Laboratory.
D54	Irish Peatland Conservation Council	20,000		10,000	10,000
	Towards the cost of materials for an Education Pack for Teachers, focusing on peatlands.
D55	Dublin Bay Environmental Group	10,000			10,000
	Towards the cost of establishing an Adoption/Protection Scheme for coastal areas of scientific importance.
D56	Heritage Education Project	16,000			16,000
	A survey to determine the extent and quality of heritage education throughout the country.
	TOTAL	79,500		23,750	55,750
CORK
D57	Lisnagun Ringfort	10,000		5,000	5,000
	Reconstruction of the Lisnagun Ringfort, Clonakilty, Co. Cork.
D58	Cork Historical and Archaeological Society	19,500		10,000	9,500
	Archaeo metallurgical survey of the South West region.
D59	Lough Hyne Research Laboratory	6,000			6,000
	Towards the cost of providing an electricity supply to the Laboratory.
D60	Royal Gunpowder Mills, Ballincollig	9,500		1,250	8,250
	Towards the cost of compiling thematic displays and fitting out an Information Centre at the Mills.
D61	Cork City Post-Excavation	22,000			22,000
	Post-excavation work associated with the archaeological excavations at Skiddy’s Castle and Holy Trinity/Christchurch in Cork City.
	TOTAL	67,000		16,250	50,750
DONEGAL
D62	*Tullyarvan Mill Project	25,000		20,000	5,000	Awaitings final report
	To assist with the development of a folk museum and other cultural facilities.
	TOTAL	25,000		20,000	5,000
DUBLIN
D63	*Museum of Labour History	50,000		32,000	18,000
	Development of a Museum of Labour History at Beggars’ Bush Barracks.
D64	Fernhill Gardens, Sandyford	7,000		5,500	1,500
	Replanting and improvements at the Gardens.
D65	Irish Wildbird Conservancy	10,000		6,000	4,000	Awaiting final report
	Towards the cost of protecting the colony of Roseate Terns on Rockabill Island, Co. Dublin during the period April-August 1989.
D66	An Taisce	25,000			25,000
	Restoration work on Drimnagh Castle and
	Gardens.
D67	Na Piobairi Uilleann	4,500			4,500
	Restoration of plasterwork on two ceilings at 15 Henrietta Street, Dublin, headquarters of Na Piobairi Uilleann.
D68	St. Doulagh’s Church, Balgriffin	20,000			20,000
	Towards the cost of restoration work on St Doulagh’s Church, Baptistry and Well, Balgriffin, Co. Dublin.
D69	Finglas Environmental Heritage Project	8,000			8,000
	Towards the cost of publishing the results of a survey of Finglas for use at school and household level.
D70	The Maritime Institute of Ireland	25,000			25,000
	Towards the cost of repairing the roof and gable of the National Maritime Museum,
	Haigh Terrace, Dun Laoghaire.
D71	Pavee Point Trust	20,000			20,000
	Towards the cost of restoring the facade of the former Free Church, Great Charles Street, Dublin.
	TOTAL	169,500		43,500	126,000
GALWAY
D72	Tuam Excavations	15,000			15,000
	Post excavation work associated with archaeological excavations at the Chair of Tuam.
D73	Corrib Conservation Centre	5,750		5,750
	To enable the Centre to purchase a personal computer and printer.
	TOTAL	20,750		5,750	15,000
KILKENNY
D74	Kilkenny Archaeological Society	25,000		9,000	16,000
	Restoration work on the Third House of the Rothe House Complex.
	TOTAL	25,000		9,000	16,000
LONGFORD
D75	Carrigglas Manor	11,500			11,500
	Restoration work on the Gandon Double Farm and Stable Yard buildings at Carrigglas Manor.
	TOTAL	11,500			11,500
MAYO
D76	Royal Irish Academy	9,000		1,000	8,000
	Towards the cost of a feasibility study for a new Clare Island survey.
	TOTAL	9,000		1,000	8,000
MEATH
D77	*Knowth Archaeological Site	15,000		15,000
	To allow site to be opened during summer 1988.
D78	Ribbontale Canal Bridge, Longwood	1,000			1,000
	Towards the cost of restoring a footbridge over the Royal Canal near Longwood, Co. Meath.
	TOTAL	16,000		15,000	1,000
ROSCOMMON
D79	*Strokestown Heritage Centre	30,000		30,000
	To establish a comprehensive display at the Centre and to create a professional genealogical service for the county.
D80	*Douglas Hyde Interpretive & Commemorative	26,500		26,500
	Centre
	Restoration of Church at Frenchpark to provide above Centre and Summer School.
D81	Roscommon County Council	50,000			50,000
	Towards the cost of work on the roof of the
	King House, Boyle.
	TOTAL	106,500		56,500	50,000
SLIGO
D82	*Spanish Armada Commemoration Society	5,000		2,500	2,500	Awaiting final accounts
	To defray the costs of an International Synopsium held in Sligo from 4-9 September, 1988.
D83	Crann - The Woodland Management Trust	6,000		4,150	1,850
	Towards the cost of the Crann sna Scoileanna project.
	TOTAL	11,000		6,650	4,350
TIPPERARY
D84	*Roscrea Heritage Centre	30,000		30,000
	Restoration and development work at Damer
	House.
D85	*Tipperary SR County Museum	25,000		25,000
	Development of Museum at Clonmel.
	TOTAL	55,000		55,000
WATERFORD
D86	*Waterford City Viking Excavations	120,000		70,000	50,000	On-going
	Post excavation work associated with the archaeological excavations in Waterford.
D87	Waterford County Council	10,000			10,000
	Towards the cost of restoration work on the
	Dromana Gateway, Villierstown.
	TOTAL	130,000		70,000	60,000
WEXFORD
D88	*Wexford Sloblands	175,000		23,333	151,667	Sale price agreed.
	To allow OPW to lodge a bid for a 100 hectare portion of the Wexford Sloblands.					agreed. Deposit paid.
D89	*Wexford Archaeological Excavations	20,000		15,000	5,000
	Post excavation costs associated with excavations at Bride Street/South Main Street, Wexford.
	TOTAL	195,000		38,333	156,667
WICKLOW
D90	Blessington and District Credit Union	3,000			3,000
	Towards the cost of restoration work on Blessington Courthouse.
	TOTAL	3,000			3,000
	TOTAL ALLOCATIONS TO DATE	923,750		360,733	563,017
	*Projects funded before the formal establishment of the
	National Heritage Council.
	COUNCIL EXPENSES	22,000		22,000
	SUB-TOTAL	945,750		382,733	563,017
	BALANCES TO BE ALLOCATED	54,250	1,000,000		1,054,250
	TOTAL: NATIONAL HERITAGE COUNCIL	1,000,000	1,000,000	382,733	1,617,267
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
D91	School Libraries		1,000,000	1,000,000
	Once-off renewal of stocks of library books in National Schools.
D92	Increase in the rate of National Schools’		96,000	96,000
	Library Grant from 21p to 38p per pupil for the current year.
D93	Royal Irish Academy of Music	666,000	721,000	1,387,000
	Grant towards the general expenses of the Royal Irish Academy of Music which provides music education and training.
D94	Dublin Institute of Advanced Studies	605,000	512,000	1,122,000	(5,000)
	To support the activities of the School of Celtic Studies in the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. The work being carried out by the school is very important for the preservation of the Irish language and Celtic heritage.
D95	Grants to Cultural Bodies	42,000	42,000	84,000
	Grants towards the general expenses of 11 cultural bodies which promote Irish culture, music and other forms of culture.
D96	UNESCO	312,641	369,000	626,051	55,590
	This allocation meets Ireland’s contribution to the UNESCO budget and various incidental expenses arising from UNESCO membership, including expenses of the National Commission/ Secretariat for UNESCO and certain student grants and fellowships.
D97	Exchanges under Cultural Agreements	341,336	365,000	708,949	(2,613)
	This allocation meets the cost of student exchange scholarships and exchange of educational experts, including exchange of language teachers and assistants.
TOTAL: DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION:		1,966,977	3,105,000	5,024,000	47,977
OFFICE OF PUBLIC WORKS
D98	Restoration Works	1,701,000	2,070,000	3,200,000	571,000
	Restoration works at the following:-
	- Custom House
	- Casino, Marino
	- National Library
	- Kilmainham Gaol
	- Church of the Most Holy Trinity
	(Chapel Royal)
TOTAL: OFFICE OF PUBLIC WORKS		1,701,000	2,070,000	3,200,000	571,000

		1987/1988	1989	Amount	Further
THE ARTS		Allocation	Allocation	Paid to	Amt to be
				end Dec. ’89	paid

CULTURAL RELATIONS WITH OTHER COUNTRIES
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
D99	Pauline Bewick	1,000		1,000
	Part funding towards cost of mounting an exhibition of paintings in the Gilbert Gallery, London.
D100	Exhibition of Irish Graphics	3,398		1,936	1,462
	Transport, insurance and storage costs for taking this exhibition to the Federal Republic of Germany.
D101	Touring Exhibition of Irish Crafts to Europe	10,463		10,463
D102	International Festival of Painting	1,835		1,835
	Part funding of expenses for two Irish artists participating in the 19th
	International Festival of Painting at Cagnes-sur-Mer, France.
D103	Siamsa Chomh Luadar Gaol (SCG)	1,000		1,000
	Part funding of travel expenses - exhibition by nine Irish artists at the Festival
	Interceltique de Lorient, Brittany.
D104	Irish German Exchange of Art in 1988	13,875		10,000	3,875
	To finance exhibitions of Irish and German artists work in both Germany and Ireland.
D105	Richard Gorman	1,730		1,730
	Travel/accommodation expenses and transport costs for participation in International
	Festival of Painting Retrospective at Cagnes-sur-Mer, France.
D106	James Coleman	1,102		1,102
	Travel expenses/transportation costs for a one-man art exhibition at the Museum Sztuki in Lodz, Poland.
D107	European Centre for Traditional and	6,750		3,722	3,208
	Regional Cultures
	Travel and accommodation expenses for Irish group of artists participating in a European group exhibition at the Bethesda Chapel, Llangollen, Wales.
D108	Dr Michael Ryan	1,179		1,179
	Travel/accommodation expenses for three National Museum personnel to accompany and oversee setting up of exhibition on Ireland in Stockholm.
D109	Ann Cremin	7,500		7,500
	Part funding of Irish participation in a touring exhibition of paintings by artists from 14 European countries.
D110	ROSC 88	3,000		3,000
	Travel/accommodation expenses for seven European art critics and two curators attending ROSC ’88 exhibition in Dublin.
D111	Exhibition of Contemporary Irish Art	1,486		1,486
	Travel expenses for four Irish artists to attend the opening, to give performances and lectures at an exhibition of Contemporary Irish Art in Helsinki.
D112	Time Stone Gallery	4,000		4,000
	Part funding of costs of “West of Ireland Artists for Australia ‘88” exhibition.
D113	Festival Interceltique de Lorient, Brittany	1,700		1,700
	Cost of exhibition by Irish artists at the 1988 Festival.
D114	Crafts Council of Ireland	1,355		1,355
	Participation by three Irish ceramicists in an international ceramics seminar and exhibition at Porvoo, Finland.
D115	Vicki Crowley	1,000		1,000
	Cost of exhibition by four Irish artists at the Museum of Fine Arts in Malta.
D116	Kerlin Gallery	3,000		3,000
	Participation in the International Cologne Art Fair.
D117	James Coleman	5,000			5,000
	Grant to Musee d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris to mount an exhibition of his works in Paris.
D118	St Michael’s Pipe Band	1,500		1,500
	Part funding of costs of participation in the St Patrick’s Day Parade in New York.
D119	Choir of St Mary’s College, Arklow	1,000		1,000
	Part funding of costs of participation in European Festival of Music for Youth, Belgium.
D120	Ceolinn	2,000		2,000
	Travel expenses and subsistence expenses for musical performances in Geneva.
D121	Drandan	1,800		1,800
	Travel expenses: Drandan Group musical performances in Nova Scotia, Canada.
D122	Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann	7,500		7,500
	Grant towards costs of United States/ Canadian tour.
D123	The Liam Lynch Memorial Pipe Band	1,000		1,000
	Funding towards costs of participating in 1988 St Patrick’s Day Parade in Chicago.
D124	Ardee Concert Band	1,000		1,000
	Funding towards costs of participating in 1988 Boosey and Hawkes Concert Band Festival in Manchester.
D125	Slievenamon Set Dancing Club	9,000		9,000
	Travel/accommodation expenses for tour of the United States.
D126	St Laurence O’Toole Pipe Band	2,000		2,000
	Part funding of costs of participation in
	Pipe Band Championships in Scotland.
D127	European Community Youth Orchestra	6,786		6,786
	Grant to meet running costs in 1988.
D128	Brian Boru (Cashel Branch of Comhaltas	2,000		2,000
	Ceoltoiri Eireann)
	Travel expenses for performance in Sardinia.
D129	The Lil Tully Folk Group	1,000		1,000
	Part funding of costs of participation in the international meeting on dance, tradition and friendship for young people in Greece.
D130	Clanna Mileadha	1,500		1,500
	Part funding of costs of participation in the Waldraiburg Festival, Bavaria and in a European Youth Cultural Festival in Alsace, France.
D131	Irish Chamber Orchestra	2,975		2,975
	Travel expenses for performances in Italy.
D132	Dublin Baroque Players	2,000		2,000
	Cost of concert tour of the United States.
D133	Tallaght Youth Band	1,500		1,500
	Cost of performances in Belgium and Germany.
D134	Crosshaven Singers	2,000		2,000
	Participation in the 20th International
	Competition of Choirs in Tolosa, Spain.
D135	Fingal Ladies Choir	4,000		4,000
	Participation in the “Festival European des
	Plus de 50 Ans” at Macon, France.
D136	Andreja Malir	1,600		1,600
	Participation in the 10th International
	Harp Competition in Jerusalem.
D137	Irish Universities Theatre Company	1,500		1,500
	Funding costs of performances of four plays at universities in the United States.
D138	Charabanc Theatre Company	3,000		3,000
	Part funding of costs for United States tour.
D139	The Abbey Theatre	25,000		25,000
	Funding towards costs of staging performances of “The Field” and “The Great Hunger” in the USSR.
D140	Listowel Players	1,000		1,000
	Part funding of travel expenses for performances in London of John B Keane’s Play “Sharon’s Grave”.
D141	Fand Productions	10,000		10,000
	Travel and accommodation expenses for Fand Productions to perform the “Exit Entrance” at the Donmar Warehouse Theatre in London for four weeks.
D142	Dublin Youth Theatre	2,450		2,450
	Travel and accommodation expenses for
	Dublin Youth Theatre’s participation at the
	International Drama Festival in Grodno,
	Russia.
D143	Operating Theatre	4,500		4,500
	Performances of “The Diamond Body” at the
	7th International Theatre Festival of
	Caracas, Venezuela.
D144	Barefoot Dance Company	1,320		1,320
	Travel expenses for participation in a dance exchange with the Kaleidoscope Dancers, New York.
D145	Graffiti Theatre Company	1,078		1,078
	Participation in the Second International
	Festival of Theatre for Children and Young
	People (Take Off ’88) at Riverside Studios,
	London.
D146	Wet Paint Theatre	3,000		3,000
	Participation in the Second International
	Festival of Theatre for Children and Young
	People (Take Off ’88) at Riverside Studios,
	London.
D147	The Gate Theatre	4,000		4,000
	Grant towards cost of performances of “Juno and the Paycock” at the First New York International Festival of Arts.
D148	Red Kettle Theatre Company	7,000		7,000
	Grant towards cost of performances of
	Tom Kilroy’s play “Talbot’s Box” at the
	Nazareth College, Rochester, New York.
D149	Focus Theatre Company	5,000		5,000
	Grant towards cost of staging
	“Diary of a Madman” at the Irish Arts Centre,
	New York.
D150	Irish Heritage	1,000		1,000
	Performance at London’s Ambassador Theatre.
D151	St. Mary’s University Halifax, Canada	2,253		2,253
	Grant towards purchase of Irish materials for university library following the establishment of a chair of Irish Studies there.
D152	Roisin Ni Mheara-Vinard	1,200		1,200
	Travel/accommodation expenses for Irish participation in Celtic seminar in Vienna from mid-October to mid-December 1987.
D153	London-Irish Commission for Culture and	1,000		1,000
	Education
	Grant towards costs of running the Siol
	Padraig Festival in London (September to
	December 1987).
D154	Professor L M Cullen	2,000		2,000
	Part funding of travel expenses for Irish participation in joint meeting of Irish and French historians in Marseilles, France.
D155	Scottish Poets Exchange	3,000		3,000
	Expenses relating to the Scottish poets exchange in spring 1988.
D156	Canadian Association for Irish Studies	2,000		2,000
	Grant towards expenses for staging the 21st Annual International Conference at the Marianopolis College, Montreal, Canada.
D157	Julia O Faolain	1,000		1,000
	Travel expenses for Julia O Faolain to participate in a Writers’ Week Competition in Adelaide, Australia.
D158	Dr Carla de Petris	1,000		1,000
	Travel and subsistence expenses for Dr Richard Kearney and Dr Carla de Petris to participate in conference on “Celtic Identity Today”, at the University of Turin.
D159	Yeats Society of India	1,005		1,005
	Travel expenses for Professor Augustine
	Martin to give a Yeats Memorial Lecture in
	New Delhi and to lecture at other venues in
	India.
D160	Conference of Irish Historians in Britain	1,000		1,000
	Travel expenses for seven Irish experts attending the Sixth Conference of Irish Historians in Britain.
D161	Lectureship in Celtic Studies at	1,300		1,300
	Uppsala University, Sweden
	Contribution towards the salary of an Irish lecturer at Uppsala for 1987/1988 academic year.
D162	Professor Oliver MacDonagh, Australian	3,060		3,060
	National University
	Grant towards travel expenses for Irish scholars’ participation in the third Irish-Australian Canberra Conference, September 1989.
D163	Dr Padraig O Gormaile and Prof William Smyth	550		550
	Assistance with travelling expenses for lecturers attending the World Conference of the International Council on Francophone Studies, Montreal.
D164	American Committee for Irish Studies	1,732		1,732
	Travel expenses for Irish lecturers to participate in the 1988 Conference at the College of St. Thomas, Minnesota, USA.
D165	Organisers of the Spoleto Melbourne	1,393		1,393
	Writers Festival
	Cost of participation by Jennifer Johnston at the 1988 Festival.
D166	McGill University, Montreal	1,250		1,250
	Programme of Irish Studies during 1988/1989 academic year.
D167	Society of Irish Playwrights	1,000		1,000
	Participation by two delegates in the
	International Writers’ Congress and the
	21st Congress of the International Board on
	Books for Young People (IBBY) in Oslo.
D168	New York Committee for Contemporary Irish	1,500		1,500
	Art (NYCCIA)
	Participation by three speakers from Ireland in a lecture tour on contemporary art at selected venues in the US.
	Cultural Agreements with Germany
D169	(i) Grant to cover travel, accommodation and subsistence expenses of Hugh Tinney to give a piano recital in Berlin.	524		524
D170	(ii) Grant to cover travel, accommodation and subsistence expenses of John Banville to participate in a Writers’ Seminar in Berlin.	986		986
	Projects under Cultural Agreements with
	Belgium, Spain and Germany
D171	(i) Belgium	400		400
	Grant to cover the travelling expenses of
	Patrick Murphy (Douglas Hyde Gallery) to select an exhibition of Flemish artists and Tomas O’Canainn to attend the Festival of Flanders.
	(ii) Spain
D172	(a) Grant to meet the travelling expenses of an Irish participant at a seminar organised by the Spanish Irish Cultural Association in Madrid.	400		400
D173	(b) Grant to cover the accommodation and subsistence expenses of a Spanish lecturer to visit Ireland.	420		420
D174	(c) Grant to cover the accommodation and subsistence expenses of two writers from Ireland to lecture on Anglo Irish Literature at universities in Spain.	1,360		1,360
	(iii) Germany
D175	(a) Grant to cover the travel and subsistence expenses of two Irish experts in Anglo Irish Literature to lecture at two Universities in Germany.	1,000		1,000
D176	(b) Grant to cover the travel and subsistence expenses of Prof J Lee to lecture at universities in Germany.	500		500
	Cultural Agreements with Finland, France
	and Norway
	(i) Finland
D177	(a) Grant to meet the acommodation and subsistence expenses of Mr. Hannu-Pekka Huttunen - a folklorist from the University of Turku - and Mr. Olli Pellikka - a theatre director and President of the Finnish Irish Society - to visit Ireland.	1,000		1,000
D178	(b) Grant to meet the travelling expenses of a folklorist from Ireland to visit Helsinki and Turku.	329		329
D179	(ii) France	396		396
	Grant to meet the accommodation and subsistence expenses of a French artist and an exhibition organiser to participate in an exhibition of French Painting at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham.
	(iii) Norway
D180	(a) Grant to meet the accommodation and subsistence expenses of a Norwegian translator and an editor to visit Ireland.	791		791
D181	(b) Grant to meet the travel expenses of an Irish folklorist to visit the Folklore Institute in Oslo.	254		254
	Scholarships to Summer Schools for Foreign Students
D182	UCD	1,512		1,512
D183	UCC	1,000		1,000
D184	UCG	3,495		3,495
D185	Yeats Summer School	1,710		1,710
D186	Professor Holland and Professor Laffey	1,000		1,000
	Travel expenses for Professor Holland and
	Professor Laffey from University College
	Cork to participate in an International
	Mathematical Olympiad in Sydney, Australia.
D187	Time Stone Gallery - Bunratty	6,800		6,800
	Additional funding of “West of Ireland
	Artists for Australia 1988” exhibition.
D188	Oliver Whelan	1,000		1,000
	Part funding of costs of exhibition of paintings in Melbourne, Australia.
D189	Lt Col Con Costello	1,000		1,000
	Lecture tour of Australia.
D190	Dr S C O’Mahony	1,000		1,000
	Lecture tour of Australia.
D191	Dr Seamus Grimes (UCG)	1,000		1,000
	Lecture tour of Australia.
D192	Prelude Brass Quintet	1,000			1,000
	Concert tour of Queensland in July 1988.
D193	Professor G O‘Tuathaigh (UCG)	2,000		2,000
	Australian Bicentennial Seminar.
D194	Professor Bob Reece (UCD)	1,000		1,000
	Travel costs to Australia for Australian
	Historical Association Conference in Sydney.
D195	Fleadh Nua ‘88	1,000		1,000
	Contribution towards Fleadh Nua 1988
	(Australian Bicentennial theme) in Ennis.
D196	Mr William Nolan (Lecturer, Carysfort)	1,000		1,000
	Lecturer tour of Australia including participation in the Irish Studies Conference, Hobart in August, 1988.
D197	Mr Jim Kemmy TD	2,000		2,000
	Contribution towards special edition of the
	Old Limerick Journal (Editor Jim Kemmy) to commemorate Australian Bicentennary.
D198	Etudes Irlandaises	1,652		1,652
	Grant towards publication of the 1987 issue.
D199	Irish College, Paris	5,597		5,597
	Contribution towards refurbishment.
D200	Cultural Exchanges	10,000		2,000	8,000
	Funding for a programme of cultural exchanges with Britain within the framework of the Anglo-Irish Intergovernmental Council.
D201	Federation of Irish Societies	40,000		40,000
	Irish participation in “The Sense of
	Ireland Festival” 1988 at Riverside Studios
	London in May 1988.
D202	Cumann Merriman	2,000		2,000
	Contribution towards the cost of Irish participation at the Welsh Summer School, in Cardiff in June 1988.
D203	St. Mary’s University, Halifax	2,253		2,253
	Grant for 1989.
D204	19th Annual Scottish Poets Tour of Ireland	3,000		3,000
	Grant to Comhdhail Naisiunta na Gaeilge towards expenses of a tour of Ireland by Scottish Poets in spring 1989.
D205	Robert Ballagh	2,000		2,000
	Cost of mounting an exhibition of his work in Moscow in May 1989.
D206	Canadian Association for Irish Studies	2,500		2,500
	Participation by six speakers from Ireland at their annual conference 1989.
D207	Listowel Singers	2,500		2,500
	Performances in Rome January 1989.
D208	Irish Chamber Orchestra	4,000		3,488	512
	Grant towards travel costs to Italy in
	January 1989.
D209	Festival of Perth	2,038		2,038
	Travel expenses for John Montague and
	Anne Gregory to attend the Festival of
	Perth 1989.
D210	Daimh	2,500		2,500
	Grant to cover the cost of visit to Nova Scotia to give performances in July and August 1989.
D211	Music Association of Ireland	2,500			2,500
	Grant to cover travel costs to enable 16 young Irish musicians to avail of music scholarships and workshops to be established under the aegis of the European Community Youth Orchestra.
D212	European Community Youth Orchestra	1,000		1,000
	Grant towards costs of a tour of India in April 1989.
D213	Padraig O’Ceidigh	2,000		2,000
	Grant to enable a group of Irish traditional musicians and dancers from Spiddal to travel to the Soviet Union to give performances in Moscow and Leningrad in March 1989.
D214	Seamus Creagh		1,250	1,250
	Grant towards the cost of performing and carrying out research in the expression of Irish traditional music in Newfoundland from January to September 1989.
D215	Team Education Theatre Company		9,000	9,000
	Grant towards the cost of performing a Theatre-in-Education programme for secondary school students in Angouleme, France in March 1989.
D216	Publication of Wolfe Tone Diaries in France		4,380	2,196	2,184
	Grant to cover translation costs.
D217	Zurich James Joyce Foundation		2,000	2,000
	Grant to cover the cost of transporting a number of paintings loaned by the National Gallery and the Arts Council to mark the opening of the Foundation’s new premises in Zurich.
D218	Yeats Exhibition		2,000	2,000
	Grant to purchase from the National Library two copies of their Yeats travelling exhibitions for display at venues in Europe and the USA.
D219	London-Irish Commission for Culture and Education (LICCE)		1,775	1,775
	Grant towards the expenses for the Siol Padraig Festival in London from December to January 1989.
D220	Lectureship in Celtic Studies at		1,300	1,300
	Uppsala University, Sweden
	Contribution towards the salary of an Irish lecturer at Uppsala for the 88/89 academic year.
D221	Yeats Society of India		2,414	2,414
	Grant to cover travel expenses for Professor Bushrui and two members of the Yeats family to attend and give lectures at a special three day commemoration programme in New Delhi to mark the 50th anniversary of the death of Yeats in February 1989.
D222	Musee Picasso, Antibes		2,000		2,000
	Grant towards the cost of mounting an Exhibition of the works of Louis Le Brocquy March-April 1989.
D223	European Painters’ Exhibition		2,500	2,500
D224	Michael O’Suilleabhain and		936	936
	Nuala Ni Dhomhnaill
	Contribution towards the cost of participation in a conference on Irish poetry and music held at the Centre for Irish Studies at the Catholic University of America in Washington in March 1989.
D225	Michael Lyons		1,000	1,000
	Grant to cover the cost of a trip to the US in November 1988 to exhibit his work.
D226	Crafts Ireland Exhibition		15,000	15,000
	Exhibition costs for transport, storage, insurance, etc.
	Cultural Agreement with Finland,
	Netherlands, Spain and Italy
D227	(i) Finland		360	360
	Grant to meet the travel expenses of a lecturer in Irish Folklore to visit Finland.
D228	(ii) Netherlands		900	900
	Grant to meet the travel and accommodation expenses of an Irish lecturer to visit Leiden.
D229	(iii) Spain		680	680
	Grant to meet the travel and subsistence expenses of an Irish lecturer to participate in a seminar at Salamanca University.
D230	(iv) Italy		600	600
	Grant to meet the expenses incurred by Prof Russell King and Mr Brian Reynolds to undertake a research project on the Italian community in Dublin.
D231	The Black Raven Pipe Band		2,500	2,500
	Contribution towards the cost of participation in the St Patrick’s Day celebrations in Abilene, Dallas and Fortworth, Texas in March 1989.
D232	Kinsale Set Dancers		4,200	4,200
	Contribution towards the cost of a tour of Poland and Seattle in March 1989.
D233	Peadar O’Riada and Cor Chuil Aodha		1,000	1,000
	Contribution towards the cost of participation in the “Crossing the Border” festival in London in March 1989.
D234	Federation of Irish Societies		25,000	25,000
	Contribution towards the cost of presenting a programme of Irish cultural events in Britain in 1989.
D235	Macdara Woods		1,241	1,241
	Contribution towards the cost of travelling to USA to give poetry readings at selected universities April/May 1989.
D236	Pennsylvania State University		1,000	1,000
	Contribution towards cost of participation by two guest speakers from Ireland in a conference entitled “The Celtic Dimension to the European Middle Ages” in April 1989.
D237	Cantairi Mhuscrai		1,500	1,500
	Contribution towards the cost of performances in France.
D238	Theatre International Exchange		1,307	1,307
	Contribution towards the cost of participation by two representatives from Ireland at the Forum for Young Theatre Professionals in Philadelphia in April 1989.
D239	Manhattan Theatre Company		5,000	5,000
	Grant towards expenses relating to participation by 3 guest artists in the US premier of Brian Friel’s “Aristocrats” at the Manhattan Theatre Club in April 1989.
D240	Irish Visual Arts Foundation		8,000		8,000
	Grant towards the cost of mounting an exhibition by Irish artists entitled “The Artist and the Bomb” in Moscow in spring 1989.
D241	Dermot Seymour		1,875	1,875
	Grant towards the cost of mounting an exhibition of artist’s works at the Paula Allen Gallery, New York in April 1989.
D242	Age Exchange Theatre		2,500	2,500
	Grant towards the cost of performances in the UK in April 1989.
	Cultural Agreement with Norway and Finland
D243	(i) Norway		810	810
	Grant to meet the accommodation and subsistence expenses of a Norwegian researcher to carry out research work at UCG.
D244	(ii) Finland		1,275	1,275
	Grant to meet the accommodation and subsistence expenses of a Finnish researcher, a librarian and an author to visit Ireland.
D245	John O’Conor		7,840	7,840
	Grant towards the expenses of a concert tour in New York and Boston February/December 1989.
D246	Wurzburg FRG		6,460	6,460
	Grant to enable Siamsa Tire to participate in a special programme of events in Wurzburg in May 1989 and to cover the cost of commissioning a number of articles on Ireland for their local cultural magazine as part of Wurzburg’s “Irish Week” celebrations.
D247	Hot Club de Portugal		1,445	1,445
	Grant towards the cost of participation by Ronan and Conor Guilfoyle in music seminars/workshops and a public concert in Lisbon in May 1989.
D248	American Conference for Irish Studies		1,145	1,145
	Grant towards the cost of participation by two Irish speakers in the 27th Annual Conference Syracuse in April 1989.
D249	Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann (Ottawa Branch)		1,000	1,000
	Grant towards the running costs of 1989 North American Conference in Ottawa - March/April 1989.
D250	Trianon Theatre, Rome		4,550	1,202	3,348
	Grant towards the cost of performing a programme of Irish Theatre in Italy March/December 1989.
D251	Eamon Morrissey		2,000	2,000
	Grant towards costs of performing “Joycemen” at the Crossroads Theatre, Sydney as part of their Bloomsday Celebrations in June 1989.
D252	Limerick College of Art		1,050	335	715
	Grant towards the cost of participation in Second Biennial of Art Schools in Europe at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp in May 1989.
D253	Rough Magic Theatre Company		1,112	1,112
	Grant towards the cost of participation in the Mayfest Festival in Glasgow in May 1989.
D254	St Laurence O’Toole Pipe Band		2,000	2,000
	Grant towards the cost of participation in Pipe Band Championships in Scotland in May and August 1989.
D255	Cornafean Ceili Group		1,500	1,500
	Grant towards the cost of participation in a special programme of events in Wurzburg in May 1989 as part of Wurzburg’s “Irish Week” celebrations.
D256	Ulick O’Connor		5,000	5,000
	Grant towards the cost of staging his play “Execution” in Monclar, France in December 1989.
D257	Patrick Graham		3,000	3,000
	Grant towards the cost of mounting an exhibition of his works in Los Angeles June/August 1989.
D258	Summer Schools 1989		9,602	8,407	1,195
	Grant to enable UCD, UCC, UCG, Yeats and Merriman Summer Schools to offer scholarships to foreign students.
D259	WB Yeats and his Circle		9,175	9,175
	Grant to cover cost of mounting this photographic exhibition and to transport it to destinations in Europe and the US. This was a supplementary grant offered to purchase and tour a total of 10 copies of the exhibition.
D260	Christopher Nolan		60,000	60,000
	Grant towards the cost of staging “Torchlight and Laser Beams” at the Edinburgh Theatre Festival in August 1989.
D261	Abbey Theatre		10,000		10,000
	Grant towards the cost of staging a production of “Mother of all the Behans” at the Edinburgh Theatre Festival in August 1989.
D262	Gate Theatre		13,000		13,000
	Grant towards the cost of staging a production of Oscar Wilde’s “Salome” at the Edinburgh Theatre Festival in August 1989.
D263	Balally Players		3,500	3,500
	Grant towards the cost of performances of “Shadow of a Gunman” at “Le Galerie 55” Theatre in Paris June/July 1989.
D264	Derek Gleeson		1,369	1,369
	Grant towards the cost of participation in 6th International Conductors’ Competition in Budapest, May 1989.
D265	Draiocht		17,500	17,500
	Grant towards the cost of a tour of major US cities September/October 1989.
D266	Cumann Rince na dTreabh		6,000	6,000
	Grant towards the cost of participating in the European Folk Festival in Munich in July 1989.
D267	Betty Anne Norton		5,000	5,000
	Grant towards the cost of participating in Toyama International Amateur Theatre Festival in Japan July/August 1989.
	Cultural Agreements with Belgium, Norway,
	Finland and Spain
D268	(i) Belgium (Flemish Community)		360	360
	Grant to meet the travelling expenses of the Irish participant at the World’s Crafts Council meeting in Flanders.
D269	(ii) Norway		475	475
	Grant to meet the travelling expenses of Prof Barbara Hayley to lecture on Anglo-Irish Literature in Oslo and Bergen Universities.
D270	(iii) Finland		350	350
	Grant to meet the travelling expenses of Padraig O’Healai to visit the Nordic Institute of Folklore in Turku.
D271	(iv) Spain		755		755
	Grant to meet the travelling expenses of a lecturer from Ireland to undertake a lecture tour in Spain.
D272	International Festival of Painting,		4,000	3,506	494
	Cagnes-sur-Mer
	Grant for Trevor Geoghegan and Brian Henderson to represent Ireland at 21st International Festival of Painting in June 1989.
D273	Oxford/Ireland Festival 1989		2,500	2,500
	Grant towards the cost of participation in the Festival by a number of Irish artists in June 1989.
D274	“James Joyce and His Dublin”		3,280	3,280
	Grant towards expenses of mounting and touring five copies of above photographic exhibition.
D275	European Community Youth Orchestra		7,585		7,585
	Annual contribution, 1989.
D276	New York Committee for Contemporary		3,500	361	3,139
	Irish Art
	Grant towards the travelling and subsistence expenses of three guest speakers from Ireland to participate in a lecture tour on Irish Centenary Art in the US.
D277	Professor Robert Welch		2,880	2,880
	Grant to nine members of the Irish branch of the International Association for the Study of Anglo-Irish Literature (IASAIL) to participate in the IASAIL 89 Conference in Debrecen, Hungary in July 1989.
D278	Old Irish College Lisbon		1,188	1,188
	Grant towards the cost of erecting a plaque at the building which housed the Old Irish College in Lisbon.
D279	Wurzburg FRG		4,600	4,600
	Grant to enable Irish artists to participate in the celebrations in Wurzburg in June 1989 to mark the 1300th anniversary of the martyrdom of St Kilian.
D280	Irish College in Paris		100,000	100,000
	Contribution towards refurbishment of Irish
	College, Paris.
	Bicentenary of the French Revolution:
D281	Fete Mondiale de la Musique		10,350	10,350
	Grant to meet production costs and artists’ fees for the concert in the National Concert Hall, June 1989.
D282	Ireland/France Bicentenary Committee:		1,000	1,000
	Grant towards expenses.
D283	General Humbert Summer School		10,000	10,000
	Grant towards expenses for the General Humbert Summer School in August 1989.
D284	Society of St Brendan		1,000	1,000
	Grant towards cost of a Franco-Irish Symposium organised by the Society of St Brendan in Paris in July 1989.
D285	Committee for the Bicentenary of the French		1,000	1,000
	Revolution
	Grant towards expenses incurred for the history conference on “Ireland and the French Revolution” in Dublin in March 1989.
D286	Marjorie Fitzgibbon		7,000	7,000
	Grant towards the cost of modelling and casting of three busts of Wolfe Tone and two of General Hoche commissioned by the Ireland France Bicentenary Committee.
		341,042	440,374	702,304	79,112
D287	Allocations under £500 (Total 88)	22,608	5,553	22,611	5,550
	72 projects received sums under £500 in 1988 and 16 projects received similar amounts in 1989.
D288	Allocation over £500 and under £1,000 (Total 77)	36,182	14,065	44,917	5,330
	56 projects received sums over £500 and under £1,000 in 1988 and 21 projects received similar amounts in 1989.
	TOTAL	399,832	459,992	771,152	88,672
	BALANCES REMAINING	168	8		176
	TOTAL: DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, CULTURAL RELATIONS COMMITTEE	400,000	460,000	771,152	88,848

		1988	1989	Amount
	THE ARTS	Allocation	Allocation	Paid
				to and Dec. 1989

	LOCAL AUTHORITY LIBRARIES
	(The following refers to funding for building and improvement works unless otherwise stated.)
	Cavan
D289	Bailieborough Branch Library	-	60,000	60,000
D290	Bailieborough Branch Library (stock)	-	13,000	13,000
	Cork County Council
D291	Bandon Branch Library	120,000		120,000
D292	Rathluirc Branch Library	-	173,000	173,000
D293	Rathluirc Branch Library (stock)	-	47,000	47,000
	Dublin Corporation
D294	Ballyfermot Branch Library	75,914	-	75,914
D295	Central Library, ILAC Centre	64,705	-	64,705
D296	Mobile Library	75,326	-	75,326
	Dublin County Council
D297	Ballyroan Branch Library	68,394	-	68,394
	Dun Laoghaire Corporation
D298	Dalkey Branch Library	155,000	-	155,000
	Galway County Council
D299	Tuam Branch Library	-	115,000	115,000
	Kildare County Council
D300	Naas Branch Library	24,000	169,000	193,000
D301	Naas Branch Library (stock)	-	93,000	93,000
D302	Delivery Van	27,500	-	27,500
	Kilkenny County Council
D303	Graiguenamanagh Branch Library	14,000	20,000	34,000
	Louth County Council
D304	Ardee Branch Library	137,000	9,375	146,375
D305	Ardee Branch Library (stock)	70,000	-	70,000
	Mayo County Council
D306	Castlebar County Library	230,000	470,000	700,000
D307	Castlebar Branch Library (stock)	70,000	-	70,000
	Meath County Council
D308	Trim Branch Library	108,085	32,175	140,260
D309	Trim Branch Library (stock)	100,000	-	100,000
	Offaly County Council
D310	Delivery Van	-	14,300	14,300
	Roscommon County Council
D311	Castlerea Branch Library	69,000	10,000	79,000
D312	Castlerea Branch Library (stock)	40,000	-	40,000
D313	County HQ and Roscommon Town Branch	123,000	484,000	609,000
D314	County HQ and Roscommon Town Library (stock)	-	84,000	84,000
D315	Delivery Van		38,375	38,375
	Tipperary (SR) County Council
D316	Clonmel Branch Library	109,953	3,586	113,539
	Tipperary Joint Library Council
D317	Delivery Van	-	32,500	32,500
	Wexford County Council
D318	County HQ and Wexford Town Branch	77,000	30,812	107,812
	TOTAL	1,758,877	1,901,123	3,660,000
D319	Grants towards loan or leasing costs for the provision of facilities throughout the country.	1,071,123	928,877	2,000,000
	GRAND TOTAL	2,830,000	2,830,000	5,660,000

HEALTH and WELFARE

	Total Provision 1987-89
	£m
Department of Health
- Hospital Building		4.000
- Other Health Services		12.963
Department of Social Welfare
- Welfare Projects		1.750
Department of Foreign Affairs
- Disaster Relief		0.800
Department of Defence
- Irish Red Cross Society		0.320
		£19.833m

YOUTH

	Total Provision 1987 - 89
	£m
Department of Education
- Youth Service Grants		8.742
- Youth Information Centres and Programmes		0.466
- Other Grants		1.379
- Disadvantaged Youth and Special Projects		9.128
		£19.715m

		1987	1988	1989	Amount
YOUTH		Allocation	Allocation	Allocation	Paid to
					31 Dec. 1989

	YOUTH SERVICE GRANTS TO VOLUNTARY YOUTH
	ORGANISATIONS
	This scheme is the vehicle for state support for the activities, programmes, and ongoing functions of the country’s voluntary youth organisations.
E1	An Oige	32,650	67,300	87,000	186,950
E2	Boys Brigade		7,400		7,400
E3	Catholic Boy Scouts of Ireland		208,400	230,000	438,400
E4	Catholic Guides of Ireland	36,550	75,400	84,000	195,950
E5	Catholic Youth Council	137,680	315,900	330,000	783,580
E6	Church of Ireland Youth Council	29,500	60,800	65,000	155,300
E7	Common Training Programme		10,000	7,165	17,165
E8	Comhtrainail na nOgeagras Gaeilge		5,000	4,000	9,000
E9	Confederation of Peace Corps	7,000	14,400	20,000	41,400
E10	ECO UNESCO Clubs		20,600	24,000	44,600
E11	Feachtas	10,500	21,700	24,000	56,200
E12	Federation of Irish Scouts Associations	9,000	9,300	10,000	28,300
E13	Federation of Irish Workcamps Organisation	9,150	18,900		28,050
E14	Foroige	229,640	475,000	540,000	1,244,640
E15	Girls Brigade	4,400	11,500	15,000	30,900
E16	Girls Friendly Society		5,200		5,200
E17	Interculture Ireland		15,000	15,000	30,000
E18	Irish Girl Guides	54,390	127,300	135,000	316,690
E19	Junior Chamber Ireland	5,250	10,800	10,800	26,850
E20	Macra na Feirme	74,400	165,400	180,000	419,800
E21	National Association for Youth Drama	7,000	14,400	18,000	39,400
E22	National Council of YMCA’s of Ireland		50,000	34,000	84,000
E23	National Federation of ARCH Clubs		10,000	7,000	17,000
E24	National Youth Federation		667,250	752,000	1,419,250
E25	National Youth Council of Ireland	82,190	199,900	202,200	484,290
E26	No Name Clubs		25,000		25,000
E27	Ogra Chorcai		136,600	145,000	281,600
E28	Ogras	18,420	48,300	55,000	121,720
E29	Order of Malta Cadet Corps	7,000	14,400	18,000	39,400
E30	Scout Association of Ireland	68,400	160,000	172,000	400,400
E31	Young Christian Workers	12,500	24,800	28,000	65,300
E32	Voluntary Service International			19,000	19,000
E33	YMCA of Ireland		1,500		1,500
E34	Miscellaneous Youth Projects (1987/88)	7,100	11,000	14,205	32,305
	- research into youth needs, etc.
	TOTAL	842,720	3,008,450	3,245,370	7,096,540
	Organisational Development Grants to
	Voluntary Youth Organisations
	The following is a list of grants for organisations for the employment of additional staff as well as expansion, programme development and other development purposes:
E35	An Oige		44,000	15,200	59,200
E36	Boys Brigade		2,000		2,000
E37	Catholic Boy Scouts of Ireland		59,000	12,400	71,400
E38	Catholic Guides of Ireland		68,000	22,400	90,400
E39	Catholic Youth Council		85,000	39,100	124,100
E40	Church of Ireland Youth Council		30,000	17,100	47,100
E41	Comhchairdeas		1,000		1,000
E42	Feachtas		1,000	1,000	2,000
E43	Foroige		120,000	66,600	186,600
E44	Girls Brigade		7,000	6,000	13,000
E45	Girls Friendly Society		7,000		7,000
E46	Irish Girl Guides		59,000	27,100	86,100
E47	Junior Chamber Ireland		6,000	4,550	10,550
E48	Macra na Feirme		64,000	37,900	101,900
E49	National Youth Federation		345,000	219,837	564,837
E50	Ogras		24,000	16,600	40,600
E51	Order of Malta Cadet Corps		5,000		5,000
E52	Scout Association of Ireland		29,000	18,200	47,200
E53	Voluntary Service International		29,000	13,700	42,700
E54	Young Christian Workers		15,000	8,300	23,300
	TOTAL		1,000,000	525,987	1,525,987
	In-Service Training Grants to Voluntary Youth Organisations
	Grants for In-Service Training of full-time staff employed by Youth Organisations:
E55	An Oige		689		689
E56	Catholic Boy Scouts of Ireland	1,760	3,171	2,850	7,781
E57	Catholic Guides of Ireland	305	523	660	1,488
E58	Catholic Youth Council	1,190	4,673	3,930	9,793
E59	Church of Ireland Youth Council		337	580	917
E60	Confederation of Peace Corps		397	360	757
E61	ECO Unesco Clubs		370	600	970
E62	Feachtas		108	330	438
E63	Foroige	5,900	4,435	3,570	13,905
E64	Girls Brigade			90	90
E65	Irish Girl Guides	310			310
E66	Macra na Feirme		11,161	11,050	22,211
E67	National Youth Council of Ireland	1,035	1,933	2,230	5,198
E68	National Youth Federation	5,175	14,567	15,100	34,842
E69	Ogra Chorcai		2,929	2,840	5,769
E70	Ogras		1,089	1,280	2,369
E71	Scout Association of Ireland	3,565	2,609	2,760	8,934
E72	Voluntary Service International	620	1,009	1,270	2,899
E73	YMCA			500	500
	TOTAL	19,860	50,000	50,000	119,860
	GRAND TOTAL YOUTH SERVICE GRANTS	862,580	4,058,450	3,821,357	8,742,387
	Youth Information Centres and Programmes
E74	Ennis ) National Youth Federation		160,000	35,830	195,830
	Tralee )
	Waterford )
	Wexford )
	Killarney )
	Limerick )
E75	YMCA, Cork City		30,000		30,000
E76	Galway City Youth Information and	40,000	7,500	47,500
	Emigrant Advice Services
E77	Research and Support Programme for		20,000		20,000
	Alcohol and Substance Abuse in Galway City
E78	National Alcohol Awareness Programme for		20,000		20,000
	Young People (National Youth Council of
	Ireland and Health Promotion Unit)
E79	Emigrant Advice Video Project		20,000		20,000
E80	Clondalkin (Catholic Youth Council)		20,000		20,000
E81	Bray (Catholic Youth Council)		20,000		20,000
E82	North West Region - Sligo (National Youth		35,000		35,000
	Federation)
E83	Cashel and Emly Region - Tipperary Town		20,000		20,000
	(National Youth Federation)
E84	Kilkenny (National Youth Federation)		10,000	2,870	12,870
E85	National Co-Ordinating & Monitoring Service		25,000		25,000
	The above youth information centres and programmes are funded in order to provide young people with easy access to basic information on their rights, benefits, opportunities, health, welfare and other issues, including emigration.
	TOTAL YOUTH INFORMATION GRANTS		420,000	46,200	466,200
	Other Grants/Allocations
E86	Establishment of Local Voluntary Youth		45,000	45,000	85,000
	Councils
	Funding for nine Local Voluntary Youth Councils set up on a pilot basis, each to act primarily as a representative body for all voluntary youth groups active in that area. The areas involved are: Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin, Waterford City, Galway City, Tralee, Co Cavan, Tipperary South Riding, Co Dublin Sligo Town and Wexford Town and Country.
E87	Co-operation North	11,000	27,000	25,000	63,000
	- Grants towards “Youth Link” and
	“Schools Link” exchange schemes.
E88	GAISCE (The President’s Award)	309,693	192,000	198,850	700,543
	- This is a programme of merit awards designed to promote personal development through participation in a series of challenges which test a young person’s initiative, discipline and caring skills.
E89	Exchange Schemes	3,975	46,614	36,121	86,710
	- Funding for cultural exchange programmes, including Ireland/Britain, Cross-Border and Ireland/France schemes.
E90	Miscellaneous Grants	5,075	59,122	22,951	87,148
	- e.g. funding towards research initiatives.
E91	P.R. Working Group		100,453		100,453
	- To heighten awareness of the value of youth work.
E92	Training Working Group		69,745		69,745
	- This involved the operation of a national induction programme in youth leadership.
E93	Youth Exchange Bureau		55,000	75,000	130,000
	- This facilitates high quality international cultural exchanges for young people.
	TOTAL	329,743	594,934	397,922	1,322,599
	Political Parties - Education Officers
	A grant scheme to promote political education among young people to interest them in the democratic political process.
	Grants are currently paid to four political parties who have recognised youth wings, including Fianna Fail, Fine Gael, the Labour Party and the Worker’s Party.
E94	Workers Party		7,000	7,000	14,000
E95	The Labour Party		7,000	7,000	14,000
E96	Ogra Fianna Fail		7,000	7,000	14,000
E97	Young Fine Gael		7,000	7,000	14,000
			28,000	28,000	56,000
	DISADVANTAGED YOUTH - SPECIAL PROJECTS
	Young people suffering from various forms of disadvantage, (young homeless, disabled, substance abusers, offenders, unemployed, travellers etc), have special needs over and above those of the population generally. This scheme is designed to support the efforts of local voluntary groups, in co-operation with relevant statutory interests, to respond to the needs of these young people through special youth projects. The allocation of funds under this scheme was undertaken by an Inter-Departmental Committee representing those Departments which have a primary interest in meeting the needs of young people i.e. the Departments of Education, Health, Labour, Justice, Social Welfare, Environment and the Gaeltacht.
	DUBLIN
	Youth Service Projects
	The following are special out-of-school initiatives for disadvantaged young people.
E98	Ballymun Youth Action Project	26,250	60,000	45,875	132,215
E99	Ballymun Youth Development Plan		27,000	18,650	45,650
E100	Ballymun Foroige Project		20,000	21,975	41,975
E101	Lourdes Youth Project		40,000	43,900	83,900
E102	Stoneybatter and District Youth Project		40,000	6,900	46,900
E103	Darndale Youth and Community Project	13,125	80,000	30,350	123,475
E104	Ballyfermot Youth Federation		40,000	43,900	83,900
E105	Candle Community Trust		20,000	27,425	47,425
E106	Donnycarney Youth Project		20,000	23,625	43,625
E107	Adventure Sports Project		25,000	23,275	48,275
E108	Kilnacrott House Project		25,000	23,275	48,275
E109	Inchicore Youth Project	26,250	40,000	57,250	123,500
E110	Finglas (Rivermount) Youth Link Project	26,250	40,000	57,250	123,500
E111	Finglas Horse Project - Youth Development	13,125	20,000	28,625	61,750
	Project centred around care of horses and ponies owned by young people in the Finglas area.
E112	Crumlin Youth Development Project	26,250	40,000	57,250	123,500
E113	Bonnybrook Youth Project	13,125	40,000	57,250	110,375
E114	Rialto Youth Project	13,125	20,000	28,625	61,750
E115	Miscellaneous Project Grants		40,000		40,000
	- research initiatives into youth needs, etc.
E116	Survey, Administration and Monitoring	6,825	70,000	28,625	105,450
	TOTAL	164,325	707,000	624,025	1,495,350
	Services for Young Homeless
E117	Arrupe Society - employment of four full-time and two part-time workers to run two hostels for homeless boys.		85,000	86,650	171,650
E118	Focus Point - funding of expanded accommodation, advice and educational counselling service.		333,000	337,850	670,850
E119	Tabor Society - renovation of adjoining premises to provide extra residential places and employment of additional staff member.		62,000	4,160	66,160
E120	Salesian Fathers, Clontarf - operation of new hostel for male teenagers.		100,000	41,675	141,675
E121	CSSC, Eccles Street - renovation of hostel for male teenagers.		70,000		70,000
E122	Sisters of Charity, Stanhope St - aftercare project for teenage girls.		32,000		32,000
E123	Society of St Vincent de Paul, Amiens St - provision of flatlets and increased revenue funding for general running costs.		94,000	15,000	109,000
E124	Special Adolescent Foster Care Project		100,000		100,000
E125	Ballymun Homeless Project - operation of residential centre for girls.		100,000		100,000
	TOTAL		976,000	485,335	1,461,335
	Services for Young Substance Abusers
E126	Ana Liffey Project		25,000	12,500	37,500
	- Funding of expanded service.
E127	Mater Dei Substance Abuse Counselling		50,000	25,000	75,000
	Service
	TOTAL		75,000	37,500	112,500
	Services for Young Travellers
E128	Dublin Travellers’ Education and		6,300	9,025	15,325
	Development Group
E129	Dublin Committee for Travelling People		25,000	27,445	52,445
	(Sub-Committee for Youth Affairs)
E130	Dublin Committee for Travelling People			13,000	13,000
	(St Catherine’s Day Care Centre)
	TOTAL		31,300	49,470	80,770
	Other Services
E131	Youth Encounter Project, Finglas		30,000	15,325	45,325
E132	Youth Encounter Project, Rutland Street.		30,000	10,325	40,325
	TOTAL		60,000	25,650	85,650
	TOTAL DUBLIN CITY PROJECTS	164,325	1,849,300	1,221,980	3,235,605
	COUNTY DUBLIN & COUNTY WICKLOW
	Youth Service Projects
	The following are special out-of-school initiatives for disadvantaged young people.
E133	Bray Youth Services	17,500	60,000	59,075	136,575
E134	Dun Laoghaire Youth Services	50,000	104,250	109,200	263,450
E135	Clondalkin/Lucan Youth Services		150,000	174,700	324,700
E136	Swords/Balbriggan Youth Services		40,000	43,950	83,950
E137	Outward Bound Programme		40,000	4,600	44,600
E138	Co-Ordination and Administration		40,000		40,000
E139	Tallaght and Blanchardstown Youth Services	81,750	270,000	405,250	757,000
	TOTAL	149,250	704,250	796,775	1,650,275
	Services for Young Homeless
E140	Tallaght Homeless Project		100,000		100,000
	TOTAL		100,000		100,000
	Services for Young Travellers
E141	Dublin Committee for Travelling People		50,000		50,000
	- aftercare service for young travellers leaving residential centres.
	TOTAL		50,000		50,000
	TOTAL COUNTY DUBLIN AND COUNTY WICKLOW	149,250	854,250	796,775	1,800,275
	CORK
	Youth Service Projects
	The following are special out-of-school initiatives for disadvantaged young people.
E142	Support, Training and Enterprise Programme		20,000	15,275	35,275
	- YMCA, Marlboro Street
E143	Churchfield/Gurranabraher Youth Development		20,000	15,275	35,275
	Project - Cork Youth Federation
E144	Togher Youth Project - Ogra Chorcai		16,000	12,250	28,250
E145	Knocknaheeny/Hollyhill Youth Development		16,000	12,250	28,250
	Project - Ogra Chorcai
E146	YMCA Youth Development Centre, Marlboro St	12,000	12,000	9,175	33,175
E147	Youth Development Centres in Togher,	38,000	64,250	70,600	172,850
	Farranree, The Glen and Mahon - Ogra Chorcai and Foroige
E148	Summer Recreation Schemes - Ogra Chorcai		5,000		5,000
E149	Youth Survey		6,000	6,325	12,325
E150	Evaluation of Projects		7,000	6,875	13,875
	TOTAL	50,000	166,250	148,025	364,275
	Services for Young Homeless
E151	St Francis Training Centre for the young homeless.		30,000	25,000	55,000
E152	“Pioville” Hostel for Homeless Boys		10,000	25,000	35,000
E153	Good Shepherd Hostel for Girls		4,000		4,000
E154	Bruac Day Care Centre		5,000		5,000
	TOTAL		49,000	50,000	99,000
	Services for Young Substance Abusers
E155	St Francis Training Centre		20,000		20,000
E156	Good Shepherd Hostel		70,000		70,000
	TOTAL		90,000		90,000
	Services for Young Travellers
E157	St Catherine’s Centre for Travelling Children		5,000		5,000
	TOTAL		5,000		5,000
	Other Services
E158	Mayfield Neighbourhood Youth Project - extension of project to the Glen area.		35,000	31,000	66,000
E159	Cork Youth Encounter Project		30,000	17,450	47,450
	TOTAL		65,000	48,450	113,450
	TOTAL CORK CITY PROJECTS	50,000	375,250	246,475	671,725
	LIMERICK
	Youth Service Projects
	The following are special out-of-school initiatives for disadvantaged young people.
E160	Pilot Project for Severaly Disadvantaged		131,000	122,000	253,000
	‘Second Chance’ education and training programme.
E161	Outreach Work - recreation, education and personal development programme.		21,000	19,550	40,550
E162	Youth Resource Centre - integrated training, work experience and social skills programme.		150,000	139,700	289,700
E163	Long-standing projects - mainly provision for small group schemes in inner city areas for unemployed unattached youngsters and the development of opportunities in areas such as leadership, vocational skills, literacy, numeracy, and outdoor pursuits.	35,000	49,250	70,500	154,750
	TOTAL	35,000	351,250	351,750	738,000
	Services for Young Homeless
E164	Sisters of Mercy Unit for Homeless Girls		7,000	10,000	17,000
E165	Limerick Social Services Council Outreach		15,000	5,670	20,670
	Worker
E166	Good Shepherd Convent Project, Clare St		6,000		6,000
E167	ADAPT Project, Rosbrien		5,000		5,000
E168	St Martin’s Centre, Kileely		5,000		5,000
E169	Alexian Hostel Project, Mulgrave St		2,000		2,000
	TOTAL		40,000	15,670	55,670
	Other Services
E170	Limerick Youth Encounter Project		30,000	13,975	43,975
	TOTAL		30,000	13,975	43,975
	TOTAL LIMERICK CITY PROJECTS	35,000	421,250	381,395	837,645
	WATERFORD
	Youth Service Projects
	The following are special out-of-school initiatives for disadvantaged young people.
E171	Manor St John Drop-In Centre - provision of counselling, information, workshop, sport and other activity programmes for young people.		55,000	58,675	113,675
E172	Children’s Group Link - information resource and counselling service.		20,000	27,950	47,950
E173	15-Up Youth Project - employment of youth worker.		12,000	20,125	32,125
E174	Transport Service - to enable the operation of a 17-seat minibus facility for use by locally-based youth organisations, with organisations catering specifically for the disadvantaged receiving first option.		20,000	18,625	38,625
E175	Red Kettle Theatre Company - grant to introduce young people to various aspects of theatre, including active involvement in the creation of theatre, with a view to offering opportunities for personal development.		5,000	4,650	9,650
E176	Youth Information Centre	16,000	16,000	14,900	46,900
E177	Annual Grants to Youth Organisations,	73,000	79,000	80,600	232,600
	Administration and Evaluation
	TOTAL	89,000	207,000	225,525	521,525
	Services for Young Travellers
E178	St Brigid’s Welfare Centre, Yellow Road		10,000	8,335	18,335
	TOTAL		10,000	8,335	18,335
	TOTAL WATERFORD CITY PROJECTS	89,000	217,000	233,860	539,860
	GALWAY
	Youth Service Projects
	The following are special out-of-school initiatives for disadvantaged young people.
E179	Education and Social Project - Hillside		5,000	3,850	8,850
E180	Young Parents’ Resource Centre - Shantalla		5,000	3,400	8,400
E181	Bohermore Community Activities		10,000	4,325	14,325
E182	‘Crossing the Boundaries’ Project - Shantalla,		39,250		39,250
	Westside, Newcastle
E183	Transport provision - towards the operation of a 17-seat minibus service which is used as a resource in programmes catering for disadvantaged young people in Galway City.		20,000	700	20,700
E184	Castle Park/Clareview Park Project, Ballybane		25,000	10,775	35,775
E185	Action Sport Programme at Galway - City		5,000		5,000
	Community Workshop, Liosban Industrial Estate
E186	Employment Programme for Handicapped Young		10,000		10,000
	People (Parents and Inter Agency Project)
E187	Fairgreen Crafts Co-op			3,850	3,850
E188	Longstanding Projects - this encompasses aid for approximately 15 small projects providing services, activities and courses to over 4,000 young people ranging in age from 7 to 21 years.	35,000	49,250	38,050	122,300
E189	Tagaste House Youth Centre			10,775	10,775
E190	Mol an Oige Youth Centre			2,480	2,480
E191	Monitoring of programmes by City of Galway VEC		10,000	6,825	16,825
	TOTAL	35,000	178,500	85,030	298,530
	Services for young homeless
E192	Bethlehem House for Homeless Girls		10,000		10,000
E193	Cyrene House for Homeless Boys		50,000	38,375	88,375
	TOTAL		60,000	38,375	98,375
	Services for Young Travellers
E194	Galway City Travellers Project		16,495	5,500	21,995
	TOTAL		16,495	5,500	21,995
	TOTAL GALWAY CITY PROJECTS	35,000	254,995	128,905	418,900
	REST OF COUNTRY
	AN GHAELTACHT
E195	Muintearas na nOilean - pilot programme for young people who have left the formal educational system.		30,000	15,450	45,450
	TOTAL		30,000	15,450	45,450
	Services for Young Homeless
E196	SLIGO Social Services Council - Employment of Youth Officer		19,000		19,000
E197	TULLAMORE, Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament provision of new hostel for young homeless girls.		25,000	21,670	46,670
E198	TRALEE Youth Action Group Unit for young homeless		5,000	3,500	8,500
	TOTAL		49,000	25,170	74,170
	Youth Service Projects
	The following are special out-of-school initiatives for disadvantaged young people.
E199	ENNIS Youth Service, Literacy Projects		20,000	13,625	33,625
E200	TIPPERARY TOWN Alternative to custody/care		38,000	29,050	67,050
E201	TEMPLEMORE Youth Counselling and Family		30,000	22,950	52,950
	Resource Service
E202	Outreach work in rural areas of Co TIPPERARY		20,000	15,275	35,275
E203	FERMOY/MIDLETON/MALLOW - service for delinquent and problematic young people		63,000	48,175	111,175
E204	TRALEE Youth Centre Project	17,500	92,000	81,325	190,825
E205	KILLARNEY Youth Centre		29,000	22,150	51,150
E206	CO LOUTH Muirheavnamore Youth Project		40,000	30,600	70,600
	Dundalk.
E207	CLONMEL Drop-in Centre/Youth Encounter		10,000	21,175	31,175
	Project.
E208	DUNGARVAN Drop-in Centre		10,000	21,175	31,175
E209	COUNTY WATERFORD Woodstown Residential		10,000	8,475	18,475
	Experiential and resource development programme.
E210	WEXFORD TOWN Pilot project for severely disadvantaged delinquent young people.		60,000	45,875	105,875
E211	WEXFORD/ENNISCORTHY Community youth work project		40,000	30,550	70,550
E212	GALWAY Access Project for Portumna area		20,000	16,925	36,925
E213	TIPPERARY, ROSCOMMON, MEATH, KILKENNY		6,000	4,600	10,600
	Alcohol awareness project
E214	WESTMEATH Battery Heights Youth Development project, Athlone.		20,000	13,625	33,625
E215	OFFALY St Mary’s Youth Centre Project,		20,000	11,925	31,925
	Tullamore.
E216	NORTH KILDARE Youth Development Project		3,000	1,800	4,800
E217	OFFALY, WESTMEATH - project for rurally disadvantaged youth.		7,000	4,300	11,300
	TOTAL	17,500	538,000	443,575	999,075
	Services for Young Travellers
E218	National Association of Training Centres		260,000	192,150	452,150
	This has enabled the establishment of youth services in 25 centres located in Dublin, Galway, Cork, Limerick, New Ross, Killarney, Ballina, Navan, Tullamore, Ennis, Dundalk, Longford, Athlone, Letterkenny and Carlow.
E219	OFFALY - Tullamore Travellers Training and Education Committee - Employment of youth and community worker.		8,000	4,450	12,450
E220	LOUGHREA - Pre-School Project		4,505		4,505
E221	TRALEE Personal and Social Development for			2,500	2,500
	Young Travellers at St Mary’s CBS.
E222	KILLARNEY - Ballycasheen Centre for Travelling		2,000		2,000
	Children.
E223	ROSCOMMON/MAYO - A social development programme for young travellers.			2,500	2,500
E224	WEXFORD Special Programmes for Young		3,000	4,170	7,170
	Travellers in New Ross and Bunclody.
E225	TIPPERARY Special Programmes for Young		3,200	3,335	6,535
	Travellers in Cashel and Clonmel.
E226	CASTLEBAR Hygiene and Nutrition Programme		5,000		5,000
E227	MEATH Navan Travellers’ Committee Project		5,000	3,830	8,830
E228	DROGHEDA - Special Health & Hygiene Programme		1,500		1,500
	TOTAL		292,205	212,935	505,140
	TOTAL PROJECTS IN REST OF COUNTRY	17,500	909,205	697,130	1,623,835
	GRAND TOTAL DISADVANTAGED YOUTH PROJECTS	540,075	4,881,250	3,706,520	9,127,845
	TOTAL YOUTH	1,732,398	9,982,634	7,999,999	19,715,031

HEALTH

		1987/1988	1989
HEALTH		Allocation	Allocation	Amount Paid

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
NATIONWIDE PROJECTS
F1	National Social Services Board and National	618,700	725,000	1,343,700
	Council for the Aged
	- Grant to cover running costs.
F2	Measles, Mumps & Rubella Vaccination Programme	147,502	139,611	287,113
	- Promotion campaign.
F3	Hospital Building Programme	2,000,000	2,000,000	4,000,000
F4	Health Education Bureau	1,988,107		1,988,107
F5	Irish Fight for Sight Campaign		10,000	10,000
	- Grant towards the establishment of an Eye Bank.
F6	Clinical Genetics Training Programme	10,000		10,000
F7	Order of Malta - Refurbishment of ambulances		25,000	25,000
F8	Haemophilia HIV Trust		1,000,000	1,000,000
	- Grant for disbursement to haemophiliacs who contracted AIDS or who are HIV positive.
F9	L’Arche Community		5,000	5,000
	- General contribution towards running costs of L’Arche Community - international federation of communities where people with mental handicap and their assistants live and work.
F10	National Day on Ageing		50,000	50,000
	- Grant to cover running costs of the National Day on Ageing organised by the Age and Opportunity Committee held in October 1989 to promote a more positive attitude to and a better understanding of the process of ageing.
F11	Cystic Fibrosis Association of Ireland		14,000	14,000
	- Physiotherapy Services
F12	Catholic Communications Institute - Video on under-age drinking		25,000	25,000
F13	NAOMI - National Association for the		3,500	3,500
	Ovulation Method of Ireland
	- Grant towards running costs.
	TOTAL	4,764,309	3,997,111	8,761,420
	CAVAN
F14	Holy Family School, Cootehill - Purchase of play materials.	7,000		7,000
F15	Conversion of former dispensary, Blacklion	20,000		20,000
	- Provision of day services for the elderly.
F16	Cavan Hospice, Ballyjamesduff	20,000		20,000
	- General provision towards the provision of a hospice service in Cavan.
F17	Refurbishment of Community Centre		5,000	5,000
	TOTAL	47,000	5,000	52,000
	CARLOW
F18	Bagenalstown former district hospital - Day care facilities for the elderly.	40,000		40,000
	TOTAL	40,000		40,000
	CLARE
F19	Ennistymon Care of the Elderly Committee - Day care centre for the elderly.	40,000	40,000	80,000
F20	Kilrush District Hospital - Provision of day care facilities for the elderly.	45,000	45,000	90,000
F21	“Retos” Shannon Community Workshop for the		25,000	25,000
	Disabled
	- Capital grant towards equipment for a “domestic catering” course for the disabled.
	TOTAL	85,000	110,000	195,000
CORK
F22	Charleville & District Mental Handicap Association	25,000		25,000
	- Contribution towards running costs.
F23	Cork Polio and General After Care Association	50,000		50,000
	- Contribution towards new hostel developments for persons with mental handicap in the Cork region.
F24	Bantry Care of the Aged Association - Equipment for a day centre for elderly.	12,000		12,000
F25	Charleville Social Services Council - Renovations to day care centre for elderly.	5,000		5,000
F26	Buttevant Senior Citizens Association - New day centre.	5,000		5,000
F27	Ballincollig Senior Citizens Association - New day centre.	8,500		8,500
F28	Oakdene Residential & Day Care Services - for the elderly, Cork City.	5,000		5,000
F29	Sisters of Charity Hostel for Homeless Women	20,000		20,000
F30	Carrigaline Senior Citizens Association - New day centre.	10,000		10,000
F31	Marymount Hospice, Cork - Library and information services.	5,000		5,000
F32	Before 5 Nursery School & Family Centre,	15,000	10,000	25,000
	Churchfield Road.
	- Grant towards the provision of a new building.
F33	Roscarberry Social Service Committee		10,000	10,000
	- Contribution towards new centre to enable committee to carry out its meals on wheels and other services for the elderly and to accommodate community playgroups.
F34	Fermoy Community Resource Centre		20,000	20,000
F35	Charleville Care Project Ltd.		10,000	10,000
F36	Cara House Project		50,000	50,000
F37	St Patrick’s Upton - community based services for the Mentally Handicapped		100,000	100,000
	TOTAL	160,500	200,000	360,500
DONEGAL
F38	Tamney Care of the Aged Committee - New day centre	40,000		40,000
F39	Dunkineely Care of the Aged Committee - New day centre	40,000		40,000
F40	South Donegal Community Playgroups		10,000	10,000
F41	Family Resource Centre, Lifford		20,000	20,000
	TOTAL	80,000	30,000	110,000
DUBLIN
F42	St Joseph’s House for Adult Deaf - Development of appropriate facilities for multiple handicapped deaf.	30,000		30,000
F43	Clonturk House for Adult Blind - Provision of crisis intervention residential facilities.	50,000		50,000
F44	Multiple Sclerosis Care Foundation - Development of short-term residential and day care services.	65,000	20,000	85,000
F45	St Michael’s House, Dundrum - Short term residential unit for the mentally handicapped.	50,000	50,000	100,000
F46	St James’s Hospital - Purchase of laser equipment by the Cavan Mens’ Association.	13,000		13,000
F47	Mental Health Services, North Dublin Region - Refurbishment of hostel accommodation for former psychiatric patients in the Clontarf/ Fairview area.	125,000		125,000
F48	The Alzheimer Society of Ireland - Grant towards the purchase of furniture and office equipment.	5,000	10,000	15,000
F49	Ana Liffey Drugs Counselling Services - Grant to assist Ana Liffey in the fight against drug abuse and the spread of the AIDS virus.	40,000	20,000	60,000
F50	Coolemine Therapeutic Community - Contribution towards provision of services to help drug abusers and to prevent the spread of the AIDS virus.	20,000		20,000
F51	Ballymun Youth Project - Contribution towards provision of services to help drug abusers and to prevent the spread of the AIDS virus.	15,000	5,000	20,000
F52	Community Action Against Drugs - Contribution towards provision of services to help drug abusers and to prevent the spread of the AIDS virus.	5,000	5,000	10,000
F53	Irish Haemophilia Society - Grant to assist with the costs of the information and support services provided by the society for haemophiliacs in relation to AIDS.	5,000	30,000	35,000
F54	Mater Dei Counselling Service - Counselling services and workship relating to AIDS.	5,000		5,000
F55	Cairde - reprinting of leaflets	750		750
F56	St James’s Hospital - Counselling for AIDS patients.	15,000	43,000	58,000
F57	Dental Council - Publication of a ‘facts’ pack on AIDS.	3,500		3,500
F58	Coombe Hospital - Study on paediatric AIDS & drug abuse.	15,000	20,000	35,000
F59	The AIDS fund	166,061	113,939	280,000
F60	The Samaritans, Dublin - Furniture for new centre.	10,000		10,000
F61	Daughters of Charity, Navan Road - Provision of community based accommodation for the mentally handicapped.	300,000	100,000	400,000
F62	Irish Association for Spina Bifida and	30,000		30,000
	Hydrocephalus - Home care scheme.
F63	Children’s Sunshine Home, Foxrock - Replacement of kitchen equipment.	15,000		15,000
F64	Malahide Parents’ Support Group - Recreational facilities for handicapped children.	1,000		1,000
F65	Irish Handicapped Children’s Pilgrimage Trust	2,500		2,500
F66	Irish Wheelchair Association - Running costs of the Home Care Attendants Scheme.	225,000		225,000
F67	Muscular Dystrophy Ireland	2,000		2,000
	- Running costs of conference.
F68	Cerebral Palsy Ireland - Provision of hydrotherapy pool.	150,000		150,000
F69	St Mary’s home for Elderly Ladies - Re-roofing and renovation works.	45,000		45,000
F70	Catholic Social Service Conference - Community development project.	10,000		10,000
F71	Catholic Marriage Advisory Council - Psychosexual counselling service.	16,000		16,000
F72	Turning Point - Counselling for the terminally ill.	10,000		10,000
F73	Bayside Meals-on-Wheels, Sutton	1,600		1,600
	- Grant to cover running costs.
F74	Rape Crisis, Dublin	40,000		40,000
	- Contribution towards cost of providing service.
F75	Consumers Association of Ireland - Contribution towards cost of providing information/surveys relating to health.	3,000	3,000	6,000
F76	Catholic Marriage Advisory Council - Centre for counselling in Blanchardstown.	25,000		25,000
	- Grant towards refurbishment costs.
F77	Cherish - Association of single parent families.	10,000		10,000
	- Contribution towards overheads.
F78	AIM - Campaign for Family Law Reform	10,000		10,000
	- Contribution towards provision of counselling service.
F79	Marriage Counselling Service Ltd	5,000		5,000
	- Contribution towards training of counsellors.
F80	St Andrew’s Resource Centre, Dublin	10,000		10,000
	- Grant towards running costs.
F81	Treatment of Bone Tumours, Cappagh	100,000		100,000
F82	Report on Child Care Facilities	1,000		1,000
F83	Children’s Paediatric Surgery, Crumlin	100,000		100,000
	- Grant towards childrens paediatric surgery in Crumlin.
F84	Dominican Sisters Day Care Centre	5,000		5,000
	- Contribution towards running costs.
F85	Parents Under Stress	5,000		5,000
	- Contribution towards running costs.
F86	Mobile Day Hospital for the Elderly, North Dublin	7,500		7,500
F87	Irish Association for Speech & Language Impaired		3,000	3,000
	- Provision of speech therapy services.
F88	Schizophrenia Association of Ireland		25,000	25,000
	- Grant to cover salary of Administrator/		25,000	25,000
	Development Officer.
F89	Establishment of a Drug Reporting System	30,000		30,000
F90	HIV Preventive Counselling Training Workshop	2,630		2,630
F91	Development of an AIDS Walk-In Centre Northside,		50,000	50,000
	Dublin
F92	Resource Centre for Travellers, Eustace St	10,000		10,000
	- Refurbishment of centre.
F93	Meath Hospital - CAT Scan		100,000	100,000
F94	National Council for the Blind - Refurbishment of headquarters		50,000	50,000
F95	AWARE - Helping to defeat depression		1,000	1,000
	- Once-off grant to Aware Depression Research Trust at St. Patrick’s Hospital, Dublin 8.
F96	The Hospice Foundation - Development of a hospice service in North Dublin.		100,000	100,000
F97	Federation of Services for Unmarried Parents and their children.		5,000	5,000
	- contribution towards running costs.
F98	St Vincent’s Hospital, Fairview.		35,000	35,000
	- Provision of a day hospital.
F99	Cystic Fibrosis Association of Ireland - Pilot		50,000	50,000
	Home Nursing Scheme.
F100	Mead Day Nursery, Donaghmede, Dublin.		20,000	20,000
	- Grant towards extension to building.
F101	Catholic Marriage Advisory Council		10,000	10,000
	- General contribution towards provision of marriage courses, counselling for marriage problems, etc.
F102	Mental Health Association of Ireland		10,000	10,000
	- Contribution towards the running costs of Mental Health Week 1989 to focus attention on the needs of the mentally ill.
	TOTAL	1,810,541	878,939	2,689,480
GALWAY
F103	Brothers of Charity - Kilcornan/Renmore Community	100,000	50,000	150,000
	Programme
	- Provision of community based accommodation for the mentally handicapped.
F104	Pilot ‘home-sharing’ scheme for mentally handicapped children	20,000		20,000
F105	Glenamaddy Day Care Committee - Transport for day centre for elderly.	15,000		15,000
F106	Sector Headquarters/Day Centre, Carraroe	50,000		50,000
F107	Mental Health Association, Galway - Contribution towards support centre.	10,000		10,000
F108	Galway Rape Crisis Centre	3,000		3,000
	- Contribution towards administration costs.
	TOTAL	198,000	50,000	248,000
KERRY
F109	Kerry Parents and Friends - Day centre and vocational training for the mentally handicapped.	100,000	50,000	150,000
F110	St Mary of the Angels, Listowel	30,000		30,000
F111	Kilgarvan Community Care Committee - Furnishing new day centre for elderly.	3,000		3,000
F112	Valentia Community Services - Laundry equipment for day centre for elderly.	10,000		10,000
F113	Sector Headquarters/Day Centre for Psychiatric	60,000		60,000
	Patients, Listowel
F114	Psychiatric Day Centre, Rathmore	5,000		5,000
	TOTAL	208,000	50,000	258,000
KILDARE
F115	Moore Abbey Centre for the Mentally Handicapped,	20,000		20,000
	Monasterevan - Replacement of boiler and other urgent repairs.
F116	KARE - Co Kildare Association of Parents and	20,000	50,000	70,000
	Friends of the Mentally Handicapped
F117	Mobile Day Hospital for the Elderly in Kildare	7,500		7,500
F118	St Vincent de Paul Day Centre for the Elderly,	75,000		75,000
	Newbridge
	- Construction costs.
F119	Irish Society for Autistic Children, Dunfirth	10,000		10,000
	House, Johnstown Bridge
	- General contribution towards services.
	TOTAL	132,500	50,000	182,500
F120	Kilkenny Association for the Mentally Handicapped	36,000	45,000	81,000
	- Contribution towards running costs for accommodation for severely mentally handicapped adults previously accommodated in St Patrick’s so as to make space available in St Patrick’s for children who require admittance.
F121	L’Arche - Contribution towards running costs.	6,000		6,000
F122	Irish Sisters of Charity, St Patricks	30,000		30,000
	- Contribution towards the cost of providing day space for people with multiple handicaps.
F123	Castlecomer Social Services Committee - New day centre for elderly.	40,000		40,000
F124	Sue Ryder Foundation - New day care centre for the elderly, Owning, Pilltown.	10,000		10,000
F125	Graignamanagh Welfare Home - Day care facilities for the elderly.	30,000	30,000	60,000
F126	Kilkenny Health Project	30,000		30,000
	- Community based preventive health project
	- grant towards running costs.
F127	Accommodation for homeless teenagers in		5,000	5,000
	Kilkenny.
F128	St. Canice’s Parish Homes for the Elderly		5,000	5,000
	- Contribution towards the capital costs of a project providing accommodation for the elderly.
	TOTAL	182,000	85,000	267,000
LAOIS
F129	Sue Ryder Foundation, Ballyroan, Co Laois	15,000		15,000
	- Laundry and kitchen equipment.
F130	St. Vincent’s, Mountmellick - Day Centre for the elderly.		30,000	30,000
	TOTAL	15,000	30,000	45,000
LEITRIM
F131	Manorhamilton Care of the Aged Committee	1,350		1,350
	- Provision of laundry services.
F132	Mohill Care of the Aged Committee - Provision of laundry services.	1,350		1,350
F133	Carrick-on-Shannon Care of the Aged Committee	1,000		1,000
	- Purchase of an overhead projector.
F134	Kiltyclogher Care of the Aged Committee - Purchase of a washing machine and drier.	1,350		1,350
F135	Dromhaire Care of the Aged Committee - Purchase of a washing machine and drier.	1,350		1,350
F136	Ballinamore Care of the Aged Committee - Purchase of a washing machine and drier.	850		850
F137	Hostel at Hyde Terrace, Mohill	5,000		5,000
	- Refurbishment of hostel for former psychiatric patients.
F138	Mental Health Association, Ballinamore	4,000		4,000
	- Contribution towards running costs.
F139	Carrigallen Community Council - Care of the Aged	2,500		2,500
	Committee.
	- Renovation of old peoples dwellings.
F140	Laundry Services for the Elderly,	1,350		1,350
	Carrick-on-Shannon
	TOTAL	20,100		20,100
	LIMERICK
F141	St Vincents, Lisnagry - Window replacement work.	40,000		40,000
F142	Ballylanders Social Services Council - Day centre for the elderly.	4,000		4,000
F143	Cuan Mhuire Centre for treatment of Alcoholism,	5,000		5,000
	Bruree
	- Contribution towards provision of new dining area.
F144	AIDS/STD Service	25,000		25,000
	- Clinic at the Regional Hospital, Limerick.
F145	Brothers of Charity Workshop for Mentally		10,000	10,000
	Handicapped, Newcastlewest
	- Grant to facilitate transfer of services by
	Ardee and District Association for Handicapped people.
F146	Mid-Western Hospitals Development Trust - Cardiac		25,000	25,000
	Ambulance
	TOTAL	74,000	35,000	109,000
LONGFORD
F147	Co Longford Association for the Mentally	14,000		14,000
	Handicapped - Renovation of gate lodge.
F148	Longford Social Services Council - Pilot visitation scheme for the elderly.	7,500		7,500
	TOTAL	21,500		21,500
LOUTH
F149	Day Care Centre for Mentally Handicapped,	20,000		20,000
	Church Hill, Ardee
F150	St Michael’s Unit, St Mary’s, Drumcar	25,000		25,000
F151	Order of Malta Workshop, Drogheda	15,000		15,000
F152	Simon, Dundalk - Assistance towards running costs.	4,000		4,000
F153	Dundalk Centre for Counselling	5,000	5,000	10,000
	- Contribution towards running costs.
F154	Drogheda Community Services Trust Ltd	5,000	5,000	10,000
F155	Ravensdale Community Centre, Dundalk	1,375		1,375
F156	Ardee and District Mental Handicap Association		6,000	6,000
	TOTAL	75,375	16,000	91,375
MAYO
F157	Achill Day Care Centre, Voluntary Committee	40,000	40,000	80,000
	- Provision of day care facilities for the elderly.
F158	Castlebar Social Services Council - Repairs to accommodation for the elderly.	7,000		7,000
F159	Claremorris Social Services Centre - Grant towards new centre.	10,000		10,000
F160	Sacred Heart Home, Castlebar - Provision of rotary beds.	3,000		3,000
F161	Sector Headquarters/day centre for psychiatric patients, Claremorris.	50,000		50,000
	- Grant towards purchase and refurbishment of a house for use as a sector headquarters/day centre for the elderly.
F162	Order of Malta, Achill - Purchase of an ambulance.		10,000	10,000
F163	Ballina Invalid Residential Care Group Ltd		10,000	10,000
	- Contribution towards the provision of accommodation for the aged and disabled.
F164	Crossmolina “Meals-on-Wheels”		5,000	5,000
	- Contribution towards running costs.
F165	Mini-bus/Ambulance for St John’s Rest and Care		15,000	15,000
	Centre and St. Joseph’s Hostel, Knock
	TOTAL	110,000	80,000	190,000
MEATH
F166	Community Psychiatric Services in Co Meath	100,000		100,000
	- Capital grant towards the provision of an acute psychiatric unit at Our Lady’s Hospital, Navan.
F167	Womens Aid Refuge, Navan	5,000		5,000
	- Grant towards running costs.
F168	Meath Sheltered Workshop for Handicapped		15,000	15,000
	- Purchase of a minibus.
	TOTAL	105,000	15,000	120,000
MONAGHAN
F169	Carrickmacross Association and Parents and Friends of the Mentally Handicapped - Purchase of a house.	25,000		25,000
F170	Carrickmacross Social Services Council - Provision of day services for the elderly.	6,000		6,000
F171	North Monaghan Social Services Committee - Day centre for the elderly, Emyvale.	5,000		5,000
F172	Clontibret Social Services Committee	5,000		5,000
	- Day services for the elderly.
F173	Ballybay Social Services Committee	5,000		5,000
	- Day services for the elderly.
F174	Access for the Disabled		5,000	5,000
	- Pilot project on converting public premises to cater for the needs of disabled people.
F175	Mullyash Community Council - Services for the elderly.		10,000	10,000
F176	Monaghan Branch of Parents and Friends of the		50,000	50,000
	Mentally Handicapped.
F177	Psychiatric Day Centre, Carrickmacross		1,500	1,500
F178	Services for the Homeless, Castleblayney		5,000	5,000
	- Refurbishment of accommodation.
	TOTAL	46,000	71,500	117,500
OFFALY
F179	Mental Health Centre, Birr	60,000		60,000
	- Establishment of a day centre/hospital for former psychiatric patients.
F180	Tullamore Children in Need Committee - Provision of meals & purchase minibus.	15,000		15,000
F181	APT, Kilcruttin, Tullamore - accommodation for the physically disabled.		30,000	30,000
	TOTAL	75,000	30,000	105,000
ROSCOMMON
F182	Castlerea Social Services Council	60,000		60,000
	- Capital grant towards construction of a day centre for the elderly.
F183	Aughoo Social Services Council	34,000		34,000
	- Capital grant towards construction of a day centre for the elderly.
F184	Lisnamult Residents and Tenants Association		4,000	4,000
	- Community Centre.
	TOTAL	94,000	4,000	98,000
SLIGO
F185	Community Nursing Unit, Tubbercurry	75,000		75,000
	- Capital grant towards construction of a community nursing unit/health/day centre for the elderly.
F186	Kinlough Care of the Aged Committee - Purchase of drier.	500		500
F187	Development of Opthalmic Services, Sligo		30,000	30,000
	General Hospital.
	TOTAL	75,500	30,000	105,500
TIPPERARY
F188	St Annes, Roscrea - Provision of equipment for gym & pool.	20,000		20,000
F189	Hospital of the Assumption, Thurles - Provision of rehabilitation unit and geriatric day centre.	40,000		40,000
F190	Clonmel Stroke Club	2,000		2,000
	- Contribution towards running costs of support group for stroke victims and their families.
F191	Carrick-on-Suir Social Services Council	40,000		40,000
	- Provision of day care centre and minibus for the elderly.
F192	Bansha Care of the Aged Committee	1,000		1,000
	- Equipment for day centre for the elderly.
F193	St Vincent’s, Tipperary Town - Day care facilities for the elderly and psychiatric patients.	40,000		40,000
F194	Gortnahoe Health Centre	2,000		2,000
	- Contribution to make up shortfall in refurbishment costs to health centre.
F195	Aiseiri, Cahir - Centre for treatment of alcolohism.		40,000	40,000
	- Capital contribution towards the provision of new accommodation.
F196	Day Centre for the Elderly, Newport		40,000	40,000
	- Capital grant towards the construction of a day centre for the elderly.
F197	Research Study on the psychological aspects of childbirth.		6,000	6,000
	TOTAL	145,000	86,000	231,000
WATERFORD
F198	Speech aid for handicapped children	6,000		6,000
	- Grant towards the purchase of one Touch -
	Talker and Light - Talker for children with
	Speech and language impairment in Waterford.
F199	Day care facilities for the elderly, Lismore	40,000		40,000
	- Grant towards the conversion of former district hospital at Lismore to provide day services for the elderly.
F200	AIDS/STD service in Waterford	30,000		30,000
	- Grant towards the setting up of an AIDS/STD service at Ardkeen Regional Hospital.
F201	Workshop for the mentally handicapped		50,000	50,000
	- Replacement of workshop for mentally handicapped adults at Spring Garden, Waterford.
	TOTAL	76,000	50,000	126,000
WESTMEATH
F202	St Peter’s Castlepollard - Provision of community based accommodation for the mentally handicapped.	60,000		60,000
F203	Services for the elderly, Mullingar	2,500		2,500
	- Cost of study in the Mullingar catchment area to establish a profile of the elderly and to assess their needs.
F204	Marist Rehabilitation Centre, Athlone	5,000		5,000
F205	St Mary’s, Delvin - Unit for Adult Mentally		100,000	100,000
	Handicapped persons.
	TOTAL	67,500	100,000	167,500
WEXFORD
F206	Wexford Able-Disabled Club	1,000		1,000
	- Grant towards running costs of club providing recreational facilities for the handicapped.
F207	St Claire’s Day Centre Trust	10,000		10,000
F208	Gorey Social Services Council - New day centre & minibus for elderly.	40,000		40,000
F209	Community Hospital, New Ross	40,000		40,000
	- Contribution towards refurbishment costs of former district hospital to Community Hospital.
F210	Enniscorthy Social Services Council	2,000		2,000
F211	Co. Wexford Community Workshop, Enniscorthy		30,000	30,000
	TOTAL	93,000	30,000	123,000
WICKLOW
F212	Co Wicklow Association for the Mentally	50,000	50,000	100,000
	Handicapped - Provision of community based accommodation.
F213	Cerebral Palsy - Marino Clinic, Bray	10,000		10,000
	- Grant to assist clinic to implement recommendations of Fire Safety Officer.
F214	Bray & Greystones District Association for the	5,000		5,000
	Physically Handicapped
	- Grant towards running costs.
F215	Carnew Day Care Centre for the Elderly	10,000		10,000
F216	Bray Womens Aid Refuge	3,000		3,000
	TOTAL	78,000	50,000	128,000
PROJECTS WHICH RELATE SPECIFICALLY TO
HEALTH BOARD AREAS RATHER THAN COUNTIES
EASTERN HEALTH BOARD
F217	Action for Mobility for Disabled People	5,000		5,000
	- Recreational facilities for the handicapped.
F218	Computer Training for the Disabled	25,000		25,000
F219	Provision of community based accommodation for the mentally handicapped	150,000		150,000
	- Purchase of accommodation for mentally handicapped in Swords, Arklow and South Dublin.
F220	Alarm Systems for the Elderly EHB area	25,000		25,000
F221	Eastern Health Board Pilot Outreach Programme	150,000		150,000
F222	Initiation of Home Start Volunteer Project	35,000	35,000	70,000
F223	Eastern Health Board Outreach Programme )		300,000	300,000
	Baggot Street Walk-In Centre )
	Trinity Court Methadone Programme )
	Eastern Health Board Educational Programmes )
	TOTAL	390,000	335,000	725,000
SOUTH-EASTERN HEALTH BOARD
F224	Provision of community-based facilities by voluntary agencies for mentally handicapped	70,000		70,000
F225	Improved services for the assessment of alleged cases of child sexual abuse.	80,000	80,000	160,000
F226	Muintir na Tire, Community Alert Programme	10,000		10,000
	TOTAL	160,000	80,000	240,000
SOUTHERN HEALTH BOARD
F227	AIDS Committee - Southern Health Board	10,000		10,000
F228	Improved services for the assessment of alleged cases of child sexual abuse.	70,000	70,000	140,000
	TOTAL	80,000	70,000	150,000
MIDLAND HEALTH BOARD
F229	Improved services for the assessment of alleged cases of child sexual abuse.	80,000	80,000	160,000
	TOTAL	80,000	80,000	160,000
MID-WESTERN HEALTH BOARD
F230	Improved services for the assessment of alleged cases of child sexual abuse.	80,000	80,000	160,000
	TOTAL	80,000	80,000	160,000
NORTH-EASTERN HEALTH BOARD
F231	Alarm Systems for the elderly (NEHB area)	25,000		25,000
F232	Improved services for the assessment of alleged cases of child sexual abuse.	55,000	55,000	110,000
F233	Accommodation for homeless and elderly.	10,000		10,000
F234	AWARE - helping to defeat depression.		500	500
	- Contribution towards printing costs of organisation providing assistance to persons suffering from depression.
	TOTAL	90,000	55,500	145,500
NORTH-WESTERN HEALTH BOARD
F235	Improved services for the assessment of alleged cases of child sexual abuse.	80,000	80,000	160,000
F236	Miscellaneous pilot programmes in the	75,000		75,000
	North-Western Health Board area.
	a) A project with a G.P. group practice in Sligo to assess patient workload and appropriate level of care.
	b) Assessment of home help scheme.
	c) Assessment of admission of elderly persons to institutions.
	d) Assessment of a structured introduction to health promotion/health education into community care.
	e) Assessment of the role of the Director of Community Care and Medical Officer of Health.
	f) Assessment of Mental Handicap Services.
	TOTAL	155,000	80,000	235,000
WESTERN HEALTH BOARD
F237	Book on Mental Handicap	3,000		3,000
F238	Improved services for the assessment of alleged cases of child sexual abuse.	55,000	55,000	110,000
	TOTAL	58,000	55,000	113,000
	TOTAL ALLOCATIONS TO DATE	9,971,825	6,919,050	16,890,875
	BALANCE TO BE ALLOCATED		71,950	71,950
	TOTAL: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH	9,971,825	6,991,000	16,962,825

WELFARE

WELFARE		1988	1989	Amount Paid
		Allocation	Allocation	To December 1989
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE
NATIONWIDE
F239	Society of St Vincent de Paul	100,000		100,000
	Special grant for household management and personal development courses held throughout the country.
F240	Loan Guarantee Fund		100,000	100,000
	This fund is to be used under the supervision of the Society of St Vincent de Paul to guarantee loans usually from credit unions, to low income borrowers to assist them in breaking with moneylenders.
	TOTAL NATIONWIDE ALLOCATIONS	100,000	100,000	200,000
	GRANTS TO VOLUNTARY BODIES
CARLOW
F241	St Patrick’s Cheshire Home, Tullow.		12,000	12,000
	- Purchase of a minibus.
	TOTAL		12,000	12,000
CLARE
F242	West Clare Mental Health Association, c/o Day Hospital, Kilrush, Co Clare.	10,000		10,000
	- Purchase of a minibus.
	TOTAL	10,000		10,000
CORK
F243	Before Five Nursery and Family Centre,		15,000	15,000
	Churchfield Hill, Gurranbraher.
	- Towards cost of additional accommodation for Centre.
F244	Cork Young Peoples MS Group,	720		720
	- Towards cost of MS Young Peoples Weekend
	Seminar on MS.
F245	Diocesan Advisory Committee on Emigration,		7,000	7,000
	32 South Terrace.
	- Establishment of Centre to advise intending emigrants.
F246	Family Support Centre, Newbury House, Mayfield.	10,000	5,000	15,000
	- 1988 - To convert building to a pre-school.
	- 1989 - Furniture and equipment.
F247	Farranree Pre-School, 179 Rathpeacon Road,		8,000	8,000
	- Modernisation of building to provide parenting courses.
F248	Fermoy Community Resource Centre, Grangemount,	15,000		15,000
	- Extension to Resource Centre.
F249	Glen Community Association, The Glen,		10,000	10,000
	Dillons Cross Court.
	- Materials for extension.
F250	Hearth Limited, Redemption Road,	2,000		2,000
	- Equipment and materials for home management courses for unmarried mothers.
F251	Innishmore Pre-School and Family Centre,		3,000	3,000
	- Refurbishment and decoration of Centre.
F252	Irish Society for Autistic Children,	15,000		15,000
	- Renovation of a house for residential accommodation for autistic children.
F253	Maulbawn Residents Association,	6,000		6,000
	- Purchase of a portacabin for use as a
	Family Resource Centre.
F254	Mercy Day Care Centre, Buttevant.		9,000	9,000
	- Electrical, heating and plumbing work.
F255	Pre-School Parents Group	2,000		2,000
	- Equipping a premises for pre-school children.
F256	St Francis Training Centre, Fr Matthew Street	18,000	8,000	26,000
	- 1988 - Fire equipment, electrical costs and reconstruction work for fast food service.
	- 1989 - Purchase of materials for reconstruction work on a holiday home for the poor.
F257	St Mary’s Senior Citizens Club,		13,500	13,500
	Knocknaheeny/Hollyhill, Blarney Road.
	- Purchase of materials for extension.
F258	Society of St Vincent de Paul,	2,000		2,000
	Conference of Maxmillian Kolbe, Gardiners Hill.
	- Provision of furniture and equipment.
F259	Society of St Vincent de Paul (Lough Meals on	3,000		3,000
	Wheels), Lough Community Centre, Greenmount.
	- Purchase of new kitchen equipment.
F260	Togher Meals on Wheels, Togher.		5,000	5,000
	- Equipment and repairs
F261	Togher Preschool and Family Centre,		7,000	7,000
	6 Maglin Grove, Deerpark, Togher.
	- Extension to pre-school and family centre.
F262	Togher Social Services,	2,500		2,500
	- Provision of waiting rooms and toilets.
	TOTAL	76,220	90,500	166,720
DONEGAL
F263	Arranmore Social Services Committee,	800		800
	Aranmore Island.
	- Provision of a shower unit.
F264	Care of the Aged Centre, Convent of Mercy,		300	300
	Carndonagh.
	- Purchase of a fridge and potato peeler.
F265	Society of St Vincent de Paul, Buncrana.	9,000		9,000
	- Towards cost of materials for refurbishment of property.
F266	Society of St Vincent de Paul, Ozanam House,	10,000		10,000
	Bundoran.
	- Towards development of Ozanam House.
	TOTAL	19,800	300	20,100
DUBLIN
F267	Alzheimer Society of Ireland,	3,750	8,000	11,750
	- 1988 - Purchase of equipment, wheelchairs and armchairs.
	- 1989 - Purchase of minibus.
F268	Arrupe Society, 26 Upper Sherrard Street.		2,500	2,500
	- Provision of laundry facility.
F269	Baldoyle Hospital Trust Fund Committee,	5,000	6,000	11,000
	St Mary’s Hospital, Baldoyle.
	- 1988 - Chemical controller for swimming pool.
	- 1989 - Construction of enclosure at front of hospital.
F270	Ballyfermot Family Resource, Lynch’s Lane,	20,000	10,000	30,000
	- 1988 - Rewiring of building and cost of fire safety measures.
	- 1989 - Refurbishment of building.
F271	Ballyfermot/Inchicore Community Playgroup	1,500		1,500
	Federation, Drumfinn Park, Ballyfermot.
	- Provision of equipment for playground for handicapped children and children of one parent families.
F272	Ballymun Holiday House Committee, Ballymun.	7,500		7,500
	- Renovations and fire safety precautions at holiday home in Co. Wicklow.
F273	Barnardo’s (Blanchardstown Branch),	15,000		15,000
	- Equipment for nursery.
F274	Bonnybrook Unemployed Action Group,	1,800	1,000	2,800
	- 1988 - Providing literacy classes for the unemployed.
	- 1989 - Books and equipment for literacy classes.
F275	Candle Community Trust, Ballyfermot	1,500		1,500
	- Purchase of photocopier.
F276	Capuchin Day Centre, Capuchin Friary,	9,000	8,500	17,500
	Church Street.
	- 1988 - Purchase of kitchen equipment.
	- 1989 - Purchase of fridge, television, video and air conditioning equipment.
F277	Cara House, 10 Verbena Lawns, Bayside.	2,500		2,500
	- Repairs and renovations.
F278	Catholic Social Services Conference Project,	7,000		7,000
	Percy Place.
	- Research into impact of homelessness on young boys.
F279	Catholic Social Services Conference, Centrecare,	7,000		7,000
	Cathedral Street.
	- Purchase of computer and establishment of resource room for Centrecare.
F280	Catholic Social Services Conference	20,000		20,000
	(St Agatha’s Food Centre),
	North Clarence Street.
	- Provision of adequate facilities for Food
	Centre.
F281	Catholic Social Services Conference,		43,500	43,500
	Clonliffe College.
	- Establishment of food bank and purchase of refrigerated vehicle.
F282	Cherish		1,000	1,000
	- Painting of exterior of house.
F283	Christ the King Day Centre, Offaly Road, Cabra.	3,000	5,000	8,000
	- 1988 - Provision of dining area for the elderly.
	- 1989 - Cost of floor covering, furniture and drapes.
F284	Clontarf Senior Club, St John’s House,	7,000		7,000
	Seafield Road, Clontarf.
	- Purchase of a minibus.
F285	Community Services Project,	8,000		8,000
	Christchurch Place.
	- Purchase of materials, furniture and office equipment.
F286	Coolock 4 Roads Housing Co-Operative,	20,000	15,000	35,000
	Bunratty Road, Coolock.
	- 1988 - Towards voluntary housing project for disadvantaged single and disabled people.
	- 1989 - Towards completion of voluntary housing programme.
F287	Corpus Christi Parish Hall Committee, Homefarm Rd.		8,700	8,700
	- Refurbishment of hall.
F288	Council for the Co-Ordination of Social	2,000	1,000	3,000
	Services.
	- 1988 - Towards decoration, repairs and purchase of equipment.
	- 1989 - Furnishings for day nursery.
F289	Daughters of Charity, St Vincent’s,	12,000		12,000
	North William Street.
	- Towards purchase of minibus.
F290	De Montfort Mens Club, Lower Dominick Street.	2,000		2,000
	- Repairs, decorations, furniture and equipment.
F291	Dominican Day Nursery, Upper Dominick Street.	1,800		1,800
	- New equipment for day nursery.
F292	Donnycarney/Beaumont Social Services Council,	650		650
	St John’s Court, Malahide Road.
	- Equipment for Meals-on-Wheels service.
F293	Drumcondra Old Folks Association.		1,300	1,300
	- Recreational equipment for old folks.
F294	Dublin Simon Community.		3,000	3,000
	- Setting up woodwork workshop at Ushers Island.
F295	Edenmore Community Playgroup,	800		800
	St Malachy’s Boys National School, Raheny.
	- Renovations and purchase of equipment.
F296	Edenmore Concerned Parents Group,		1,500	1,500
	- Provision of resource centre for unemployed parents.
F297	Edenmore Day Care Centre, St Gabriel’s Convent.		4,000	4,000
	- Decoration of centre and purchase of equipment.
F298	Federation of Services for Unmarried Parents and their Children,	1,000		1,000
	- Towards administration costs, publicity and printing of leaflets for seminar.
F299	Finglas Council of Social Services,	4,000		4,000
	Social Services Centre.
	- Repairs to Centre.
F300	Glin Court Senior Citizens Committee,	250	300	550
	Coolock.
	- 1988 - Purchase of dishwasher.
	- 1989 - Purchase of equipment.
F301	Grange/Kildonagh Integration Project.		4,000	4,000
	- Establishment of a pilot project to integrate handicapped and unemployed people into the community.
F302	Howth Scout Group.		6,000	6,000
	- Development of centre as a focal point and meeting area for voluntary and charitable bodies in the area.
F303	Irish Association for Spina Bifida,		10,000	10,000
	- Purchase of a minibus.
F304	Irish Society for Autistic Children,	10,000	12,000	22,000
	- 1988 - Purchase of building materials for construction of a home bakery and craft centre in Dunfirth house, Enfield.
	- 1989 - Purchase of a minibus.
F305	Irish Wheelchair Association,	20,000	15,000	35,000
	- 1988 - Equipment and furniture for living units.
	- 1989 - Purchase of a minibus.
F306	Kilbarrack/Foxfield Nursery Centre,		700	700
	- Equipment for Nursery.
F307	Kilbarrack/Foxfield Resource Co-op,	8,000		8,000
	- Towards cost of a knitwear project to create employment.
F308	K.L.E.A.R. (Kilbarrack Local Education for Adult	3,500		3,500
	Renewal)
	- Provision of adult education classes.
F309	Kiltalown House Centre,	20,000		20,000
	(Jobstown Creativity Centre),
	Jobstown, Tallaght.
	- Setting up of Workshops and purchase of equipment.
F310	Limelight Benefit Variety, Perrystown.		1,000	1,000
	- Purchase of P A System and costumes for use by Group.
F311	Lourdes Day Care Centre, Sean McDermott Street.		12,000	12,000
	- Purchase of a minibus.
F312	Mead Day Care Centre, Donaghmede.		10,000	10,000
	- Purchase of materials for extension to Day
	Care Centre.
F313	Multiple Sclerosis Society (Ireland),		5,000	5,000
	North Dublin Branch.
	- Towards a pilot support scheme for newly established group.
F314	Multiple Sclerosis Society of Ireland.	4,000		4,000
	- Purchase of a computer.
F315	National Association of Widows in Ireland,	1,500	7,200	8,700
	- 1988 - Cost of printing and publishing a research project on young widows with dependent children.
	- 1989 - Setting up of workshop.
F316	National Association for the Deaf.		25,000	25,000
	- Provision of Special telecommunications equipment for the deaf community.
F317	National Council for the Blind of Ireland.	12,000		12,000
	- Towards cost of resource centre equipment for the visually impaired.
F318	Northside Counselling Centre.	4,000		4,000
	- Towards cost of counselling courses.
F319	Order of Malta Ambulance Corps (Greenhills	4,000		4,000
	Corps).
	- Purchase of an ambulance.
F320	Order of Malta - Baldoyle/Portmarnock Unit.		3,000	3,000
	- Equipment and replacement engine for an ambulance.
F321	Order of Malta, St John’s House, 32 Clyde Road.		12,648	12,648
	- Purchase of refurbishment materials and cost of tarmac for grounds at Day Care Centre.
F322	Our Lady of the Wayside Women’s Group.		500	500
	- Redecoration of room for use as a creche.
F323	Parkinson’s Association of Ireland,		700	700
	- Purchase of word processor.
F324	St Audeon’s Heritage Foundation, St Audeon’s		12,000	12,000
	High Street.
	- Towards research into the personal needs of travelling people and the indigenous community of Brittas Bay/Kilbride, Co Wicklow and for office equipment.
F325	St Benedict’s Community Services, Raheny.		3,500	3,500
	- Provision of Office facilities for all social service groups in the area.
F326	St Declan’s Junior Training Centre,		6,300	6,300
	Milltown Road.
	- Purchase of a minibus.
F327	St Dominick’s Mothers Club, Dominick Street.		1,595	1,595
	- Provision of equipment for centre.
F328	St Gabriel’s Parish Centre,		10,000	10,000
	Meals-on-Wheels Committee, Clontarf.
	- Improvements for Meals-on-Wheels kitchen.
F329	St James Resource Centre, James Street.		20,000	20,000
	- Refurbishment of Centre.
F330	St Joseph’s Day Nursery Centre,		10,000	10,000
	Morningstar Road, Maryland.
	- Refurbishment of Nursery.
F331	St Joseph’s Parish Youth Committee,	15,000		15,000
	Parochial House, Greencastle Road.
	- To convert and make secure 3 classrooms for use by the Youth Committee and provision of basic equipment and furniture.
F332	St Joseph’s Youth Activity Club, Finglas West.		2,000	2,000
	- Purchase of equipment.
F333	St Luke’s Nursery, Kilbarron Park, Kilmore West.	2,500		2,500
	- Installation of central heating.
F334	St Luke’s Senior Citizens Club, Kilbarron Park,	2,500	1,000	3,500
	Kilmore West.
	- 1988 - Purchase of a minibus.
	- 1989 - Repairs and replacement of windows.
F335	St Mary’s Day Nursery, Henrietta Street.	4,000		4,000
	- Cost of fire safety precautions.
F336	St Michael’s House, Willowfield Park, Goatstown.	16,000	24,000	40,000
	- 1988 - Purchase of a minibus and conversion of a hostel in Artane.
	- 1989 - Purchase of a minibus.
F337	St Ronan’s Resource Centre, Deansrath,		3,500	3,500
	Clondalkin.
	- Purchase of furniture and equipment.
F338	St Therese Day Care Centre,	1,000		1,000
	Lower Sheriff Street.
	- Repairs to Centre.
F339	St Vincent’s Trust, Henrietta Street.	13,000		13,000
	- Specialised literacy course and cost of materials.
F340	Samaritans.	2,000		2,000
	- Towards cost of a staff training programme on AIDS.
F341	Shanty Educational Project, The Shanty,		12,000	12,000
	Glenaneen, Brittas.
	- Conversion of a garage for use as a training centre for underprivileged women.
F342	Sisters of Charity, Social Services Centre,	1,000		1,000
	St Mary’s, Cappagh, Finglas West.
	- Towards cost of home management courses.
F343	South Inner City Community Development		13,000	13,000
	Association (SICCDA), Meath Street.
	- Renovation of a Resource Centre for youth at risk.
F344	Special Child’s Club, Killinarden, Tallaght.	800		800
	- Cost of installation of a toilet for the handicapped.
F345	Stoneybatter Community Enterprises Ltd,	9,000		9,000
	- Provision of adequate social services in the community.
F346	Sutton Meals on Wheels.	1,500		1,500
	- Provision of kitchen equipment.
F347	Tallaght Adult Literacy Scheme.		1,000	1,000
	- Purchase of a computer.
F348	Tallaght Travellers Project.	1,000		1,000
	- Purchase of equipment.
F349	Tallaght Unemployed Resource Centre,	5,000		5,000
	- Purchase of equipment and mobile heaters.
F350	Tallaght Welfare Society.	8,000		8,000
	- Towards cost of reconstruction work at the
	Centre.
F351	Teenage Care Development Trust, Salesian House,	20,000		20,000
	St Teresa’s Road.
	- Cost of purchasing a house for use as a night shelter for homeless children.
F352	Threshold Limited, Church Street.	5,000		5,000
	- Purchase of computer equipment.
F353	Tranx-Release (Dublin),		1,000	1,000
	- Provision of service to those addicted to tranquilisers.
F354	Voluntary and Statutory Bodies in Ballyfermot.		1,000	1,000
	- Printing of an information directory for this organisation, which aims to improve communications between the voluntary and statutory groups working in Ballyfermot.
F355	Westland Row/City Quay Social Service Centre,	5,000		5,000
	- Cost of equipping a Day Care Centre for the elderly in St Andrew’s Resource Centre.
	TOTAL	363,350	366,943	730,293
GALWAY
F356	Ballinasloe Social Services Council,		11,500	11,500
	- Purchase of a minibus.
F357	Bathlehem House, Abbeygate Street.		2,500	2,500
	- Decoration of house for use as a night
	Shelter.
F358	Galway Simon Community.		4,000	4,000
	- Upgrading of residential house for the homeless.
F359	Galway Social Services Council.	8,000		8,000
	- Towards reconstruction work.
F360	Galway Youth Services, Home for Homeless Boys,	2,000		2,000
	Inishannagh Park, Newcastle.
	- Provision of a support programme for homeless boys.
F361	Gort and South Galway Social Services Council,	2,000		2,000
	Convent of Mercy, Gort.
	- Towards repairs to houses for homeless persons.
F362	Menlough Social Services Menlough, Ballinasloe.	1,800		1,800
	- Cost of furnishings and equipment.
F363	Mervue Adult Training & Education Group,	5,000		5,000
	Community Centre, Mervue.
	- Provision of audio-visual and other equipment for adult training and education.
F364	St Brendan’s Training Centre, Loughrea.		3,500	3,500
	- Training skills programme for the disadvantaged.
F365	Society of St Vincent de Paul, Ozanam House,	6,000		6,000
	St Augustine Street.
	- Replacament of windows and redecoration of
	Oxanam House.
F366	Williamstown Social Services Council,		6,000	6,000
	- Repairs to Centre.
	TOTAL	24,800	27,500	52,300
KERRY
F367	Cahirciveen Social Services.	10,000	10,000	20,000
	- 1988 - Cost of conversion of Garda Barracks into Day Care Centre.
	- 1989 - Towards materials for renovations of stage 2 of project.
F368	Castlegregory Community Council.	3,000		3,000
	- Renovation of a garage for use as a Day Care Centre.
F369	Coiste Forbartha an Ghleanna, Ballinablow.		10,000	10,000
	- Extension to Day Care Centre.
F370	Sneem Welfare Committee.		14,000	14,000
	- Provision of a community room for senior citizens.
F371	Society of St Vincent de Paul, Killorglin.	6,000		6,000
	- Renovations and repairs to Ozanam House.
F372	Valentia Community Health & Welfare Association,		16,000	16,000
	Valentia Island.
	- Provision of a Day Care Centre for elderly and handicapped.
	TOTAL	19,000	50,000	69,000
KILDARE
F373	Dunshane Branch of the Campbell Communities of Ireland, Brannockstown, Co. Kildare.		10,000	10,000
	- Provision of furniture and equipment.
F374	Irish Association for Spina Bifida and		225	225
	Hydrocephalus (Kildare Branch).
	- Assessment of physiotherapy needs of members.
F375	K.A.R.E., Newbridge.		10,000	10,000
	- Purchase of a minibus.
F376	Order of Malta, Monasterevin.		8,000	8,000
	- Purchase of an ambulance.
F377	Society of St Vincent de Paul,		25,000	25,000
	Kerdiffstown House.
	- Refurbishment of Kerdiffstown House.
	TOTAL		53,225	53,225
KILKENNY
F378	Glenmore Social and Youth Committee.		10,000	10,000
	- Purchase of a minibus.
F379	Ossory Social Services, Waterford Road.	3,000		3,000
	- Equipment for Meals-on-Wheels kitchen.
F380	St Canice’s Community Services, St Joseph’s Road.	700		700
	- Renovations and repairs to Centre.
F381	Sue Ryder Foundation, Piltown.		8,000	8,000
	- Furnishing of accommodation for the elderly.
F382	Thomastown Senior Citizens Committee.		1,700	1,700
	- Provision of alarms for the elderly.
	TOTAL	3,700	19,700	23,400
LEITRIM
F383	Ballinamore Community Care Committee		700	700
	- Installation of smoke detectors in the homes of the elderly.
F384	St Vincent de Paul, Ballinamore.		5,000	5,000
	- Towards the cost of repairs.
	TOTAL		5,700	5,700
LIMERICK
F385	The Alzheimer Society, Glenart, Ballinacurra.		1,000	1,000
	- Office equipment and wheelchairs.
F386	Ballylanders Day Care Centre.	3,180		3,180
	- Purchase of carpets, ceramic tiles and kitchen presses.
F387	Good Shepherd Sisters, Rosemount Hostel,		5,000	5,000
	Clare Street.
	- Towards painting of hostel.
F388	Newcastlewest Meals on Wheels.	1,800		1,800
	- Purchase of kitchen equipment.
F389	Our Lady Queen of Peace Senior Citizens,		3,000	3,000
	Roxboro Road.
	- Purchase of equipment and furniture.
F390	Society of St Vincent de Paul,	5,000		5,000
	Our Lady of the Assumption Conference,
	Convent of Mercy, Abbeyfeale.
	- Towards the renovation and refurbishment of the Parish Hall to provide day care facilities for elderly and disadvantaged.
F391	Southill Community Services Board,		10,000	10,000
	Roxboro Road.
	- Purchase of materials for renovations.
	TOTAL	9,980	19,000	28,980
LONGFORD
F392	Co Longford Social Services, Dublin Road.		13,000	13,000
	- Equipment for Meals-on-Wheels Service.
F393	Longford Mental Health Association.		3,000	3,000
	Equipment for workshop.
F394	Rath Mhuire Resource Centre, Granard.		15,000	15,000
	- Refurbishment of, and furnishings for the
	Centre.
	TOTAL		31,000	31,000
LOUTH
F395	Bethany Resource Centre, Castle Street, Dundalk.		10,000	10,000
	- Refurbishment of Centre.
F396	Drogheda Homeless Aid Group, North Strand,	5,000		5,000
	- Towards cost of a second-hand van and provision of a fire escape in the Men’s shelter.
F397	Dundalk Simon Community, Barrack Street.		7,500	7,500
	- Provision of showers, toilets and bedding.
F398	Miracle Club for the Deaf, Ardeasmuin,	500		500
	Dundalk.
	- Purchase of equipment for the Club.
F399	Order of Malta Workshops and Training	10,000		10,000
	Centre (Drogheda),
	- Towards purchase of a 17 seater Transit minibus.
	TOTAL	15,500	17,500	33,000
MAYO
F400	Care of the Aged, Tourmakeady.	18,000		18,000
	- Towards cost of providing day care facilities.
F401	Society of St Vincent de Paul, Ozanam House,	500		500
	Ballina.
	- Redecoration of premises for use as a pre-school playgroup.
F402	Swinford Social Services, Convent of Mercy.	250		250
	- Equipment for Social Services Centre.
	TOTAL	18,750		18,750
MEATH
F403	Ashbourne and District Senior Citizens.	3,000		3,000
	- Towards cost of equipment for Senior Citizens
	Centre.
F404	Irish Action for Research into MS,	10,000	10,000	20,000
	Manorland, Trim.
	- 1988 - Building and equipping a therapy and counselling centre.
	- 1989 - Provision of physiotherapy and hydrotherapy equipment.
F405	Society of St Vincent de Paul,	10,000		10,000
	Ozanam Holiday Home, Mornington.
	- Construction of toilets and showers.
	TOTAL	23,000	10,000	33,000
MONAGAHAN
F406	Carrickasedge Social Centre, Carrickmacross.		10,000	10,000
	- Refurbishment of Centre.
F407	Clontibret Community Services Council,		15,000	15,000
	- Extension to Centre.
F408	Mullyash Community Council, Castleblayney.	15,000		15,000
	- Renovation and refurbishment of an old school.
F409	Sacred Heart Home, Roslea Road, Clones.	5,000		5,000
	- Provision of fire escapes and repairs to roof.
	TOTAL	20,000	25,000	45,000
OFFALY
F410	Banagher Social Services.		1,200	1,200
	- Alarms for senior citizens homes.
F411	Committee for the Education and Training of	10,000		10,000
	Travellers, Tullamore.
	- Purchase of equipment for young travellers
	Junior Training Centre.
	TOTAL	10,000	1,200	11,200
ROSCOMMON
F412	Ballaghaderreen Social Services,	400		400
	Community Centre, Ballaghaderreen.
	- Purchase of a clothes dryer.
F413	Boyle & District Social Services Board,		10,000	10,000
	The Crescent, Boyle.
	- Purchase of fixtures, fittings and furnishings for the Social Services Centre.
	TOTAL	400	10,000	10,400
SLIGO
F414	Ballymote Community Care Council.		1,000	1,000
	- Provision of laundry facilities.
F415	Kilmacowan Community Pre-School Playgroup,		2,000	2,000
	Ballisodare.
	- Refurbishment of premises for use as a pre-school for disadvantaged children.
F416	North West Parents and Friends Association, Ballytivnan.		15,000	15,000
	- Towards the purchase of a bungalow for the for the rehabilitation and integration into the community of mentally handicapped adults.
F417	Poor Sisters of Nazareth, Nazareth House,	15,000		15,000
	Church Hill.
	- Relocation of a unit for newly-born infants in care.
F418	Sligo Social Services, Charles Street.	3,000		3,000
	- Rewiring of centre.
	TOTAL	18,000	18,000	36,000
TIPPERARY
F419	Cashel and District Social Services, Lisheen,	7,000		7,000
	Old Road, Cashel.
	- Replacement of windows, doors and roof.
F420	Clonmel Youth Encounter Project, Bridge House,	4,000		4,000
	Gashouse Bridge, Clonmel.
	- Towards purchase of premises.
F421	Nenagh and District Social Services,	7,500		7,500
	Loreto Hall, Nenagh.
	- Towards provision of courses in personal development and budgetary skills.
F422	Newport Social Services, Convent of Mercy.	15,000		15,000
	- Towards development of a social services centre.
F423	Templemore Community Social Services, The Mall,	7,500		7,500
	Templemore.
	- Towards completion of the Day Care Centre.
	TOTAL	41,000		41,000
WATERFORD
F424	Co Waterford Sesame School for Handicapped,	3,000		3,000
	Youghal Road, Dungarvan.
	- Provision of adequate supports and aids for handicapped children.
F425	Passage East and Crooke Development Association.	4,000		4,000
	- To facilitate social services for the elderly and youth of the area.
F426	Waterford Hospice Movement.	20,000		20,000
	- Towards training of counsellors.
	TOTAL	27,000		27,000
WESTMEATH
F427	Marist Rehabilitation Centre,	3,500		3,500
	Our Lady’s Hermitage, Retreat Road, Athlone.
	- Reconstruction of Centre and towards provision of furnishings.
F428	Mullingar Organisation for the Re-Education of		580	580
	Underprivileged Women.
	- Purchase of washing machine and dryer.
F429	St Dominic’s Community Council, Mullingar.		1,000	1,000
	- Renovations to launderette.
F430	St Hilda’s Services (Mentally Handicapped),	4,000		4,000
	Grace Park Road, Athlone.
	- Purchase of computer equipment.
F431	Society of St Vincent de Paul, Kilbeggan.		7,000	7,000
	- Purchase of materials, furniture and equipment.
F432	Westmeath Volunteer Stroke Scheme, Coralstown,	1,500		1,500
	Mullingar.
	- Purchase of office equipment and occupational aids.
	TOTAL	9,000	8,580	17,580
WEXFORD
F433	Tagoat Community Council, Kilcoran House, Tagoat		10,000	10,000
	- Furniture and equipment for Community Care Unit.
F434	WATCH (Wexford Parish Development),	15,000		15,000
	The Presbytery, Wexford.
	- Renovations and extension to house for the poor and deprived.
	TOTAL	15,000	10,000	25,000
WICKLOW
F435	Carnew Community Care, Carnew, Co Wicklow.	10,000		10,000
	- Purchase of materials for completion of Day
	Care Centre.
F436	Family Resource and Community Development	10,000		10,000
	Centre, Bray.
	- Painting of Centre and purchase of equipment.
F437	Open Door Trust, Boghall Road, Bray.	5,500		5,500
	- Towards cost of security equipment.
F438	Peacehaven Trust for Mentally Handicapped,		5,000	5,000
	Greystones.
	- Furnishings for an extension.
	TOTAL	25,500	5,000	30,500
	TOTAL GRANTS TO VOLUNTARY BODIES	750,000	781,148	1,531,148
VOLUNTARY WORK OPTION SCHEME
CLARE
F439	Ennis Wanderers Club (Young Travellers)		760	760
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 2 persons to help the young travellers enter a local soccer league.
	TOTAL		760	760
CORK
F440	Clashmore Community Services, Youghal		1,800	1,800
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 9 persons involved in community work.
F441	Cork Association for Autistic Children, Midleton		2,000	2,000
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 14 persons involved in a restoration project.
F442	Daughters of Charity, Hollyhill		450	450
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of one person involved in care of the residents.
	TOTAL		4,250	4,250
DUBLIN
F443	Action for Mobility for Disabled People, Malahide.		400	400
	- Towards out of pocket expenses in respect of 1 person to carry out a study on the transport needs of disabled people.
F444	Amnesty International, Shaw Street		180	180
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 1 person to act as security.
F445	Ballyfermot Resource Centre		200	200
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 1 person involved in home management and personal development courses.
F446	Brookfield Community Centre, Tallaght		180	180
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 1 person involved in maintenance work.
F447	Catholic Social Service Conference,		522	522
	Clonliffe College
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 2 persons to act as secretary/ administrator and warehouse manager/driver.
F448	Community Alliance of Lower Crumlin		720	720
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 1 person involved in expanding the Crumlin Job Club.
F449	Focus Point, Eustace Street		3,600	3,600
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of persons providing working skills.
F450	Gheel Training Group, Milltown Road		750	750
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of one person providing care at the Centre.
F451	Irish Red Cross Society, Merrion Square		1,500	1,500
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 3 persons to paint a refugee centre.
F452	Multiple Sclerosis Care Centre, Bushy Park		600	600
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 3 persons assisting in the Centre.
F453	People Active Through Community Help, Mark Street		200	200
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 3 volunteers providing people service information.
F454	South Inner City Community Development		1,080	1,080
	Association, Meath Street
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 4 persons involved in a project to provide a range of services for the young unemployed.
	TOTAL		9,932	9,932
LOUTH
F455	Drogheda Homeless Aid Group		180	180
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 1 person becoming involved in community work.
F456	Resource Centre for the Unemployed, Drogheda		580	580
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 4 persons setting up a playgroup facility.
F457	Dundalk Association for Counselling and		360	360
	Personal Development
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration cost in respect of 2 persons involved in counselling.
	TOTAL		1,120	1,120
MAYO
F458	Invalid Residential Group, Ballina		1,000	1,000
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 6 persons involved in establishing old and disabled people in independent living units.
	TOTAL		1,000	1,000
WATERFORD
F459	Manor of St John Youth Project, Lisduggan		1,790	1,790
	- Towards out of pocket expenses and administration costs in respect of 12 persons involved in setting up an after school project for 12-15 year olds, planning and raising funds for a handball alley and running music sessions.
	TOTAL		1,790	1,790
	TOTAL VOLUNTARY WORK OPTION SCHEME PROJECTS		18,852	18,852
	TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE	850,000	900,000	1,750,000
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
DISASTER RELIEF
	Concern
F460	Aid to flood victims in Sudan	200,000		200,000
F461	Aid to flood victims in Bangladesh	175,000		175,000
	Goal
F462	Aid to flood victims and relief work - Sudan	240,000		240,000
	UNHCR
	UN co-ordinated relief programme for
	Afghanistan
F463	UNHCR	63,000		63,000
F464	Office of Co-ordinator	7,000		7,000
	UNICEF
F465	Relief assistance to victims of conflict and drought in Mozambique	40,000		40,000
	Oxfam
F466	Aid to flood victims in Sudan	25,000		25,000
	League of the Red Cross
F467	Aid to flood victims in Sudan	25,000		25,000
	United Nations Disaster Relief Organisation
F468	Aid to flood victims in Sudan	25,000		25,000
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS		800,000		800,000
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE
F469	The Irish Red Cross Society		320,000	320,000
	Annual grant-in-aid
TOTAL DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE			320,000	320,000

AN GHAEILGE

IRISH LANGUAGE PROJECTS

	Total Provision 1987-89
	£m
Roinn na Gaeltachta		6.625
Department of Education		2.694
Department of Finance		0.082
		£9.401m

AN GHAEILGE		Deontas	Deontas	Méid	Méid eile	Togra	Nótal
		1987/88	1989	loctha go	le hioc	criochnaithe
				31.12.89		Tá/Nil
		£	£	£	£
G1	Áras na Gaeilge UCG	1,000,000	-	-	1,000,000	Nil
	Chun lonad Gaeilge a thógáil ar champus Coláiste na hOllscolle, Gaillimh
G2	Siamsa Tire	600,000	-	-	600,000	Nil
	Amharclann nua a thógáil i dTrá Li.
G3	Teilifis Gaeilge	500,000	-	-	500,000	Nil
	Scéim chláracha Ghaeilge teililfise
G4	Feachtas Fógralochta	400,000		-	357,634 42,366	Nil
	Feachtas chun an Ghaeilge a chur chun cinn i measc an phoball.
G5	Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe
	Chun Amharclann Náisiúnta na Gaeilge a athchóiriú, agus mar chabhair dóibh chun seó	180,000	-	170,130	9,870	Nil	Le crochmú roimh dheireadh
	taistil a eagrú.	40,000	-	27,800	12,200	Nil	1990
G6	Cumann nabhFiann	150,000	100,000	250,000	-	Nil	Tograleanúnach
	Chun a chumasú don eagraiocht clubanna óige Gaeilge breise a fhorbairt.
G7	Scoileanna Lán-Ghaeilge	25,000	-	25,000	-	Nil	Criochnaithe
	Chun scoileanna lán-Ghaeilge a fhorbairt.
G8	Muintir Chrónáin	120,000	-	107,750	12,250	Nil
	Chun a chumasú don eagraiocht lonad Pobail a chur ar fáil do Ghaeilgeoiri Chluain Dolcáin aagus an ceantair maguaird.
G9	Glór na nGael	105,000	110,000	215,000	-	-	Togra
	An comórtas a fhorbairt tri timiri breise a fhostú agus an duals-chiste a mhéadú.						leanúnach
G10	Clann Lir Teo	250,000	-	186,500	63,500	Nil
	Chun a achumasú don chomhlacht lar-ospidéal ag Cúil, Co na hiarmhl, a athchóirlú mar lonad Gaeilge agus Cultúrtha.
G11	An tÁras. Corcaigh	90,000	-	85,500	4,500	Nil	Le criochnú
	Chun an t-Áras a athchóirlú mar lárlonad						roimh dheireadh
	Gaeilge agus cultúrtha do mhuintir Chorcal agus Gaeilgeoiri i gcoitinne.						1990
G12	Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne	40,000	40,000	80,000	-	Nil	Togra
	Chun suim mhuintir na leithinsa a mhúscailt ina n-oidhreacht féin lonas go mbainfildh siad nios mó sásaimh agus úsáida alsti.						leanúnach
G13	Eagraiochtal na Scolleanna Gaeltachta	30,000	30,000	30,000	30,000	-	Togra
	Chun cabhrú le eagralochtaí deonacha, comhdhánta de thuismitheoiri agus múinteoiri Gaeltachta, fadhbanna teanga na Gaeltachta a réiteach.						leanúnach
G14	Comhar	10,000	-	10,000	-	Tá
	Chun straitéis margalochta don Iris a chur i bhfeidhm d’fhonn léitheoiri breise a mheailadh.
G15	Piara Chiéire	170,000	-	170,000	-	Tá
	Chun an piara ar oileán Chléire a aththógail.
G16	Plean Gaeilge Cathair na Gaillimhe	7,000	-	7,000	-	Tá
	Chun tuarascáil a uilmhú d’fhonn tábhacht na Gaeilge don cheantar a chur ina lui ar mhuintir na Gaillimhe i gcoltinne agus ar ghnólachtal ach go háirithe.
G17	Tionscadal na Gaeilge l dTiobrald Árann	30,000	30,000	40,000	20,000	-	Togra
	Chun úsáid na Gaeilge l ghnáthshaol an phobail a fhorbairt.						leanúnach
G18	Cló lar-Chonnacht	10,000	-	6,375	3,625	Nil	Le criochnú
	Chun sraith calséid seanóis a tháirgeadh.						roimh dheireadh 1990
G19	Taisoeántas Ealaiona Thoral	200	-	200	-	Tá
	Chun cuid de na costals a bhain le eagrú taispsántas ealalona de chuid oileanalgh Thorai a eagraiodh I mBaile Átha Cilath a ghlanadh.
G20	Bord na Gaeilge	-	1,178,000	1,178,000	-	Nl	Is deontas bilantúil é
	Deontas bliantúil do Bhord na Gaeilge.						bhaineann
G21	Eagrals áirithe alle	-	1,180,000	1,180,000	-	Nl	Is deontas bhliantúil
	Deontals bhilantúil d’eagrail dheonacha Ghaeilge
G22	Tograi ilghnéitheacha	300	200,000	-	200,300	Nl bhaineann
		(£3,757,500)	(£2,868,000)	(£4,126,889)	(£2,498,611)

IRISH LANGUAGE	1988	1989	Total amount	Balance
	Allocation	Allocation	paid to	unused/
	(Revised)		December 1989	(excess expend.)
			(Provisional)
Department of Education
1. Summer Colleges	341,604	350,000	676,585	15,019
Grants for Colleges providing special courses in
Irish during summer vacation for current year.
2. An Cumann Scoildramaiochta	10,000	10,000	20,000	-
Grant to An Cumann Scoildramaiochta for promotion of Irish-speaking drama activities.
3. Institiuid Teangeolaiochta Eireann	435,000	479,000	914,000	-
Grant towards the general expenses of Institiuid Teangeolaiochta Eireann which carries out research concerning the teaching and development of language skills covering Irish, English and other modern European languages.
4. Publications in Irish	482,858	453,000	975,272	(39,414)
This allocation meets the direct costs of publications in the Irish language by the Publications Branch of the Department (an Gum) and grants towards the publication of books in Irish by independent publishers.
5. Cluichi Cumarsaide	8,000	-	8,000	-
A package developed by teacheers for teaching the Irish language
6. All-Irish Schools	-	125,000	124,993	7
For the purchase of audio-visual equipment and library books
TOTAL : DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION	1,277,462	1,417,000	2,718,850	(24,388)

IRISH LANGUAGE	1988	1989	Total amount
	Allocation	Allocation	paid to	Balance
			December 1989
Department of Finance
1. Gaeleagras na Seirbhise Poibli	-	82,000	29,000	(a) Amount due to be spent
The allocation is for a series of initiatives by				34,000
Gaeleagras na Seirbhise Poibli, such as courses, seminars and workshops, designed to develop the capacity of civil servants to provide a service through Irish.				(b) Balance unsued 17,000
TOTAL : DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE	-	82,000	29,000	53,000

DUBLIN MILLENNIUM

	Total Provision 1987-89
	£m
Department of the Environment
Allocations for Cultural, Sporting, Recreational,		0.700
Amenity and Youth Projects during Millennium Year.
		£0.700m

DUBLIN MILLENNIUM		1987/1988	Amount Paid
		Allocation
		(Revised)

H1	COMMUNITY AND YOUTH	103,233	103,233
	In excess of 300 separate community groups, tenants’ associations and youth groups received aid from National Lottery funds. In addition to direct grants, the Dublin Millennium Office was able to assist Community bodies in a variety of ways, e.g.
	- Aid with insuring events
	- Provision of facilities for disabled at events
H2	ST PATRICK’S WEEK	99,054	99,054
	This funding was provided for:
	(i) The St Patrick’s Day Parade which was the most successful ever and was witnessed by an estimated 350,000 Dubliners and visitors.
	(ii) Associated events during St Patrick’s Week, principally Spraoi Atha Cliath, a festival of traditional Irish music which culminated with the Guinness Seisiun - a free open-air concert at College Green, attended by an estimated 20,000 people.
	Journalists from over 30 countries were in Dublin for the St Patrick’s Week celebrations, and events like the above attracted favourable press coverage throughout the world by highlighting Dublin as an attractive venue for both business and pleasure.
H3	LITERARY FESTIVAL	53,755	53,755
	“Lit-Fest ’88” - the Dublin Literary Festival was held from June 13 - 26. During the festival, there were over 30 separate events including:
	(a) Performances of “Fair City - The Abbey Reads” at the
	National Concert Hall and “The Plough and The Stars” by the
	Dublin Youth Theatre.
	- Readings in libraries and throughout the city
	- Exhibitions and Book Fairs
	- Literary Walks
	- Children’s Day at St Stephen’s Green
	(b) Joyce Trail
	A series of 14 bronze plaques detailing some of the movements of Leopold Bloom on June 16, 1904 (“Ulysses”, James Joyce) was commissioned with aid from the National Lottery in conjunction with another major sponsor.
	(c) Re-Plaquing Buildings
	Dublin has many notable buildings - notable for their architecture or for events which occurred there. While many of these buildings were “plaqued” a number of years ago, for some years now there has been a need to replace these plaques. Therefore, 31 bronze enamel plaques were commissioned to replace the existing ones. These can now be seen around the city.
H4	DUBLIN STREET CARNIVAL, OFFICIAL BIRTHDAY PARTY AND	94,163	94,163
	VIKING WEEKEND
	July 9 and 10 saw the biggest ever Dublin Street Carnival celebrating the City’s Official Birthday Party. Festivities ranged from street entertainment to open air concerts in St Patrick’s Park to the ILAC Car Park.
	Dublin Viking Ship
	The construction of “Dyflin” the Irish Viking Ship was partly sponsored by Dublin Millennium Lottery funding. It is an exact replica of the full scale Viking Longboat, the Gokstad, which was recovered during an archaeological dig in Sanjefiord in Norway in 1882. Dyflin was constructed by the East Wall Community and was launched on May 21, 1988.
	Dublin Viking Weekend
	As part of the Millennium Celebrations, representatives from “Viking” towns were invited to Dublin for the Dublin Viking Festival (July 15 - 17). The two main events of the weekend were the “Battle of Clontarf” and the “Sail Past” on the Liffey.
H5	ARTS & CULTURE PROJECTS	266,126	266,126
	First Dublin International Guitar Festival
	The Dublin International Guitar Festival was launched on February 21, 1988. It was organised by the Spanish Cultural Institute in conjunction with Newpark Music School and featured top international jazz, classical and flamenco guitarists.
	Festival of Early Music
	The Festival of Early Music was held from April 4 - 10. It featured music and instruments from the Renaissance period.
	John Field Series
	A series of music recitals commemorating John Field took place in the Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery.
	Music for Fun
	The RTE Symphony Orchestra visited six communities around the city.
	Millennium Fanfare
	On New Year’s Eve 1987, a new fanfare, specially commissioned, was heard for the very first time.
	The Millennium Fanfare was written by Irish Composer, John Buckley.
	People’s Art
	Ongoing series of “exhibitions” featuring the work of the citizens of Dublin at St Stephen’s Green on selected weekends during the year. The culmination of this was a critics’ choice exhibition held at the Bank of Ireland on September 5, 1988.
	Flags Project
	The Irish Exhibition of living art organised a competition to find designs for 20 flags along the River Liffey. The project was designed to brightened up the river bank area.
	Art on the Dart
	This was a series of six mini-exhibitions, ranging from painting to photography, mounted in DART carriages. Using panels normally used for advertising, Art on the Dart provided a unique opportunity to view contemporary artists. Schools Art on the Dart This was a similar project to the above. Arts Liaison Officer
	Many community groups around the city planned visual arts events to celebrate the Dublin Millennium. A visual Arts
	Liaison Officer was appointed to oversee the running of these projects and to liaise with the artists involved.
	Concerned Children’s Art
	Concerned Children’s Art was a project linking the children of Dublin with the children of India. An exhibition of children’s art also took place.
	Irish Language Projects
	A number of events were also sponsored, as follows:
	- Speak Irish Day (March 17) was organised by Conradh na
	Gaeilge.
	- Comhar na Muinteoiri Gaeilge organised a school based
	Irish/bilingual competition.
	- An Chomhchoiste Reamhscolaiochta published a book on
	Dublin Street Games.
	- Gaelscoileanna organised a pageant in Irish.
	Horizon Pageants
	A series of three pageants was produced by Horizon Theatre Company to celebrate the Millennium. “Here Comes Everybody” was the title of the pageant celebrating Lit-Fest. In three city centre parks - Mountjoy Square, Merrion Square and St Stephen’s Green - Horizon recreated authors and characters from Dublin’s Literary past. The historic
	“Riding of the Franchises” and “Throwing the Dart” ceremonies were recreated on July 10. Both these ceremonies were associated with the Office of the Lord Mayor of Dublin during the Middle Ages.
	Dublin Millennium - International Folk Festival
	During the last week of July, Dublin hosted an International Folk Festival with participants from 12 countries performing on city streets during the day and in the RDS at night (July 20 - 24).
	The Gulliver Saga
	Over the two-day period, July 13 - 16, Dublin witnessed a pageant on a “huge” scale. Adapted scenes from “Gulliver’s Travels” were recreated with the aid of a 32 ft. giant, culminating in Gulliver’s parade down O’Connell Street.
	Theatre
	Funding was provided to enable the Dublin Theatre Festival to run for an additional week. It also helped the Abbey Theatre produce “St Stephen’s Green”. Yeats Exhibition at the Municipal Art Gallery
	The Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art was given assistance to mount an exhibition of Yeats’ paintings.
H6	SPORT	57,669	57,669
	Disabled Sport
	A total of eight sporting organisations were grant aided by the National Lottery. These included the Special Olympics, Irish Wheelchair Association, National League of the Blind, Cerebral Palsy Sport Ireland, Irish Kidney Association, Irish Deaf Society, Dublin Deaf Association and the Irish Deaf Sports Association. In addition assistance was offered to disabled marathon participants.
	In September the Garda Siochana organised a fun-day at
	Garda HQ for mentally retarded Dublin children.
	Sports Conference
	A Dublin Millennium Sports Conference was held on October 27, entitled “The Seoul Experience - Planning for Success”. The conference was addressed by leading National and international sportsmen and women as well as leading sport experts.
	International Swim Meet
	This major International Swim Meet took place in March and attracted athletes from around the world, including many individual record holders.
	Judo Conference
	The European Judo Union chose Dublin as the venue for their annual general meeting which was held on April 9. Assistance was provided for this major international conference which attracted favourable publicity for Dublin.
H7	MISCELLANEOUS	26,000	26,000
	Photographic Record
	A photographic record of Dublin during the Millennium was published in book form as a permanent record of the Millennium celebrations.
	Invisible Cities
	Launched during the Lit-Fest ‘88, “Invisible Cities” explored the Dublin of some notable citizens.
	European Year of the Environment
	The European Year of the Environment focused attention on the physical environment. National Lottery assistance was provided for a series of events on March 20 in Merrion Square to highlight Dublin’s architectural and environmental heritage.
	Millennium Enterprise Competition
	A special prize for the most enterprising new venture to exploit Dublin’s environmental and natural resources was awarded in 1988. The award winners were announced at the end of the year.
	TOTAL EXPENDITURE	700,000	700,000

NATIONAL LOTTERY ALLOCATIONS 1990

ON BEHALF OF	THAR CEANN
Department of Finance.	An Roinn Airgeadais.
Dublin 2.	Baile Atha Cliath 2.
Tel. (01) 767571.	Tel. (01) 767571.

National Lottery Allocations 1990

The Minister for Finance, Mr Albert Reynolds, T.D., wishes to announce today 9th April 1990 that the Government have approved National Lottery allocations for 1990 totalling £71.927 million, for programmes in the areas of sport, youth, recreation, amenities, the arts, national culture, the Irish language, the national heritage and the health and welfare of the community.

The attached statement describes the programmes for which Lottery funds are being provided, and in the case of grant schemes, outlines the procedures for applying for funds.

The £71.927 million of Lottery expenditure provided for in 1990 includes £17.888 million carry forward of allocations first made in earlier years but where expenditure has not proceeded as rapidly as had been expected, in order to ensure that the funds will continue to be available to the beneficiaries. While the balance of £54.039 million will in the main be used to cover the costs of ongoing Lottery-funded programmes, the Government have decided to fund certain new initiatives, among them the following:

-£500,000 in 1990, and a further £500,000 in 1991, for the restoration of the GPO, O’Connell Street, Dublin;

-£800,000 for services for the mentally handicapped and £500,000 for psychiatric services;

-£200,000 to assist in the introduction of new technology in the public library service;

-a further £1 million for the Amenity/Recreational Facilities Grants Scheme operated by the Department of the Environment;

-£200,000 for the Irish language promotion activities of Gael Linn.

The National Lottery Allocations 1990

The Government have decided on Lottery expenditures totalling £71.927 million in 1990, for the following programmes.

	Amounts carried forward from previous years’ allocations	1990 Allocation	Total
	£m	£m	£m
Youth, Sports & Recreation (including amenities)	10.655	22.131	32.786
Arts & Culture	3.238	14.226	17.464
The Irish Language	2.241	4.962	7.203
Health & Welfare	-	11.720	11.720
The National Heritage	1.754	1.000	2.754
Total	17.888	54.039	71.927

The following pages give details of the programmes for which these allocations are made. Further information may be obtained, if required, from the Government Departments concerned.

Prior to 1990, National Lottery expenditure was voted through a subhead in the Finance Vote. The funds were issued as required to suspense accounts operated by the spending Departments. These accounts held net balances amounting to £1.302 million at 1 January 1990, which will be available for spending during 1990.

YOUTH, SPORTS AND RECREATION (INCLUDING AMENITIES)	New Allocation 1990 £m
Department of Labour
1. COMMUNITY YOUTH TRAINING PROGRAMME	0.500
The Community Youth Training Programme, operated by FAS, is designed to give basic training coupled with work experience to young unemployed people on projects which are aimed at improving local amenities.
Normally local groups provide funds for the cost of materials for projects but in disadvantaged areas adequate funds may not be available.
The allocation from the National Lottery will be used to provide materials for suitable projects in disadvantaged areas, where the level of unemployment is about twice the national average.
The allocation will be administered by FAS.
Department of Education
1. YOUTH SERVICES	8.761
The following programmes will be funded in 1990:
(a) Grants to national youth organisations including Youth Services Grant Scheme, and grants for organisation development, inservice training and provision of youth information
(b) Grant to Comhairle le Leas Oige, which is the sub-committee of the City of Dublin VEC dealing with Youth matters. The major portion of the grant is in respect of discretionary payments made to youth groups who are registered with Comhairle le Leas Oige.
(c) Miscellaneous programmes including Disadvantaged Youth Projects, Youth Exchanges, Local Voluntary Youth Councils, Gaisce - The President’s Award, and Political Education Officers
In addition to this amount, a further £139,000 held in a suspense account at 1/1/90 will be available for spending in 1990, bringing the total to £8.9 million.
All queries should be addressed in the first instance to Youth Affairs Section, 11th Floor, Hawkins House, Dublin 2.
2. CURRENT SPORTS EXPENDITURE	5,600
This covers expenditure on the following programmes:
(a) Grants to National Sports Organisations
Grants are paid to National Sports Organisations to assist:-
(i) in the areas of Coaching, Administration, Equipment and Special Projects designed to increase participation and improve standards;
(ii) Special Initiatives:
(a) the promotion of the “Sports for All” concept;
(b) the promotion of sporting opportunities in deprived areas.
Applications for grants are made to Sports Section, Department of Education, 11th Floor, Hawkins House, Dublin 2.
(iii) New Initiatives: Funding is provided for
- a Gaelic Athletic Association scheme to promote and develop hurling.
- A house of Sport which has been established to accommodate National Sports Organisations. At present 13 organisations are provided with accommodation at premises located at O’Neills Irish International Sports Company at the Longmile Road, Walkinstown, Dublin 12.
(b) Grants for International Competition:
Grants are paid to National Sports Organisations to assist towards the cost of hosting or attending Major International Competitions such as World or European Championships, multi-nation tournaments etc.
Applications for grants are made through the National Governing Body of the Sport to Sports Section, Department of Education, 11th Floor, Hawkins House, Dublin 2. The only stipulation is that applications should be submitted 8 weeks prior to the event.
(c) Grants are paid to a number of organisations towards the cost of employing full-time administrators with a view to developing sport to professional standards. Twenty-six personnel are currently employed and some organisations employ coaches or technical directors with assistance from this scheme.
(d) Payments relating to the Promotional Activities of COSPOIR, The National Sports Council
These payments provide funds for the running expenses of COSPOIR, The National Sports Council, the cost of Sport for All promotions and the activities of the Long Distance Walking Routes Committee which operates under the aegis of COSPOIR.
(e) Sports Scholarships:
This Scheme caters for sportspersons who show promise in their particular Sport and who wish to pursue their Sport while studying for the academic qualification of their choice. In 1989 the value of the scholarship was the full lecture fees plus a maintenance allowance of £ 525 for a student living at home and £ 1,315 for a student living away from home. A total of 6 students were in receipt of Scholarships grants in 1989. (No further scholarships have been awarded since the end of the 1986-1987 academic session. Existing scholarship holders are being maintained until the end of the academic course).
(f) Grants for Outstanding Sportspersons:
This scheme provides special subvention to Outstanding Sportspersons to enable them to undertake training and competition at the highest level.
Grant applications are made through the National Governing Body of Sport to Sports Section, Dept. of Education, 11th Floor, Hawkins House, Dublin 2.
(g) International Sports Exchanges:
Under the Cultural Agreement between Ireland and France, a bi - lateral programme of exchange in the areas of sport and leisure-time activity is approved for grant-aid each year by representatives of the French and Irish Governments. The aim of the programme is to encourage co-operation between Organisations catering for Sport and Physical Recreation in the two countries, through the exchange of coaches, instructors, administrators and experts in various fields relevant to Sport and Physical Recreation. A similar agreement with Germany is being implemented in 1990.
Grant applications are made through the National Governing Body of Sport to Sports Section, Dept. of Education, 11th Floor, Hawkins House, Dublin 2.
(h) Development Officers:
Grants are payable to 9 Sporting and 14 Community Organisations in respect of the employment of Development Officers.
(i) Morton Stadium:
The Department of Education is responsible for the management and maintenance of Morton Stadium in partnership with Dublin Corporation and Dublin County Council - each partner contributes one-third of all costs involved.
(j) Staffing and Management of Outdoor Education Centres:
Grants are paid to 8 Vocational Education Committees in respect of the staffing and management of the following Outdoor Education Centres:
(a) Cappanalea, Co. Kerry,
(b) Kinsale, Co. Cork,
(c) Birr, Co. Offaly,
(d) Shielbeggan, Co. Wexford,
(e) Gartan Lough, Co. Donegal,
(f) Burren, Co. Clare,
(g) Petersburg, Co. Galway
(h) Achill, Co Mayo
Grants are also paid in respect of the purchase of major items of equipment for Outdoor Education Centres.
(k) Institute of Leisure and Amenity Management:
The Institute of Leisure and Amenity Management is responsible for a programme designed to ensure the maximum utilisation of community centres, sports halls, school sports facilities and swimming pools.
(l) Sports Research:
The development of sport in Ireland is contrained by lack of research. Funds are therefore being provided to conduct research into key areas of sport. Included among these are : Intervention Strategies in physical Fitness in Primary Schools, Sports Injuries - Analysis and Prevention, Changes during Training for the Marathon, Hormonal Changes in Female Athletes, Register of Leisure Facilities Nationwide.
(m) Commercial Development of Sport:
This programme involves the promotion and development of various sports and outdoor pursuits as attractive, marketable products, capable of satisfying foreign tourist demand.
(n) National Coaching and Training Centre:
This centre will be located at Thomond College, Limerick. It will have responsibility for development of coaching skills for all sports and will also be in a position to assist elite sports-persons with their individual training programmes.
(o) VEC Sports Activities:
(i) General Youth and Sports Grants These are grants administered by VECs to assist Youth and Sports Clubs at local level in the provision of equipment, and with coaching and administrative expenses.
(ii) Special Projects in Disadvantaged Areas This Scheme aims to help disadvantaged people by creating a better lifestyle for them through participation in sport. Projects include the introduction of new sports to disadvantaged areas, sports schemes for young travellers, sports activities for disabled people, the development of special programmes for children at risk, etc.
(iii) Sailing Courses for Less Advantaged 15 VECs took part in this scheme in 1988 and 1989.
(iv) Development of Youth Services in Co Dublin Assistance for youth development projects in Tallaght and Blanchardstown in conjunction with Foroige and also in the Boro’ of Dun Laoghaire in conjunction with the Catholic Youth Council. This is an ongoing programme.
(v) CDVEC/Joint Programme The City of Dublin Vocational Education Committee runs a joint programme of Outdoor Education with the Associations for Adventure Sports.
3. SPORTS CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
National Regional and Local Sports Centres	5.170
This programme provides for the establishment of
(i) a National Sports Centre
(ii) 9 Regional Sports Centres
(iii) 18 Local Sports Centres
£6.2 million was allocated for this programme in 1989, of which £1.87 million was spent by end-1989. The remaining £4.33 million will be available for spending in 1990 together with a new allocation of £5.17 million giving a total of £9.5 million.
This allocation will be expended on these projects as planning and construction proceeds.
4. RECREATIONAL FACILITIES GRANT SCHEME	0.800
£0.825 million of the £4 million originally allocated in November 1987 will be available for spending in 1990, together with an additional £0.800 million, giving a total of £1.625 million. It is already committed to existing projects and will be expended as projects are completed. No applications be being accepted under this scheme, which has been replaced by the Amenity/ Recreational Facilities Grants Scheme administered by the Department of the Environment.
Department of the Environment
1. AMENITY/RECREATIONAL FACILITIES GRANTS SCHEME	1.000
The Government have provided a further £1 million for this scheme in addition to the £5.5 million annnounced in November 1989. This brings to £6.5 million the amount available for allocation to individual projects in 1990.
The aim of the scheme is to assist voluntary groups and local authorities in the carrying out of projects of an amenity, recreational, leisure or environmental improvement nature.
(a) The scheme will operate through the County Councils and County Borough Corporations who will be responsible for processing applications. Grants under the scheme will be allocated by the Minister for the Environment to projects recommended by the local authorities.
(b) The closing date for receipt by the Department of the Environment of projects recommended by local authorities for consideration by the Minister for grant purposes was 28 February 1990. Decisions on grant allocations generally will be made as soon as possible.
A further £0.552 million which was allocated to specific projects in 1987 and 1988 had not been issued by 31 December 1989 and is being held in a suspense account at the Department of the Environment. This amount will be available for issue in 1990.
Department of Defence
1. To provide for the operation of the Sail Training Scheme operated by Coiste an Asgard	0.300
TOTAL NEW ALLOCATION FOR YOUTH, SPORTS, RECREATION AND AMENITIES	22.131

ARTS AND CULTURE		New Allocation 1990
		£m
Department of the Taoiseach
1. Arts Council		3.948
The Arts Council at 70 Merrion Square, Dublin 2, is responsible for this expenditure. (In addition to this new allocation, a further £1 million allocated but unexpended in 1989 will be spent in 1990).
This grant is additional to the normal provision for the Arts Council and will bring total Exchequer funding of the Arts Council to £9,472,000 in 1990.
2. National Museum of Ireland		0.431
3. National Library of Ireland		0.146
4. National Gallery of Ireland		0.116
5. Irish Manuscripts Commission		0.031
These grants are towards the on-going expenses of the institutions other than salaries e.g. acquisition budgets and other non-pay costs. (A further £19,000 allocated in 1989 to the Irish Manuscripts Commission but unexpended will be available in 1990).
6. Grants for Cultural Organisations/Agencies		0.750
These grants are towards the general running costs of institutions such as the Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Chester Beatty Library and to meet additional running costs e.g. curatorial staff at the National Gallery/National Museum. (A further £244,000 allocated but unexpended in 1989 will be spent in 1990).
7. Irish Museum of Modern Art		0.325
This grant is towards the general running costs of the Museum (£75,000) and an acquisitions budget (£250,000).
8. Dublin 1991 - European City of Culture Project		0.230
This grant is towards the cost of planning and co-ordination of activities to be undertaken in 1991.
9. National Concert Hall		0.170
This grant is towards the running costs (pay and non-pay) of the Hall.
Note :
In addition, the following amounts, representing the balance of allocations originally announced for 1987/89 but not spent, are provided for in the Vote of the Department of the Taoiseach for 1990. Irish Film Board (£95,000)
To meet wind down costs of Board i.e. commitments entered into prior to June, 1987.
Museum at the Custom House Docks (£244,000)
This is a contribution towards the cost of the creation of a Museum of Decorative and Folk Art at the Custom House Docks Site.
Once-off Grants (£1,435,000)
This is the balance of the 1987/88 funds earmarked for specific cultural projects. It covers grants for twelve capital projects, including the renovation of the National Museum and National Gallery, the establishment of a Gallery/Museum of Modern Art at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham and the proposed major arts centres in Galway and Letterkenny. (A further £8,000 held in a suspense account at 1/1/90 is also available for spending on these projects).
All other grants for arts purposes (other than funding for national cultural institutions) are administered by the Arts Council, 70 Merrion Square, Dublin 2.
Department of the Environment
1. Public Libraries		3.150
This allocation is made up of
(a) £1.950 million capital grants to local authorities in respect of approved expenditure on public library development projects;
(b) £1 million non-capital funding in the form of a subsidy to local authorities towards loan charges or leasing costs incurred by them in the provision of public library facilities.
(c) £200,000 to asist in the introduction of new technology in the public library service
Department of Foreign Affairs
1. Cultural Relations Committee		0.400
The purpose of this allocation is to enable the Minister for Foreign Affairs to promote, and assist Irish cultural projects of a high artistic standard, with a view to the enhancement of Ireland’s image abroad and the further development of friendly relations with other countries.
The Cultural Relations Committee advises the
Minister on the planning and organisation of broadly-based cultural programmes overseas, taking into account Ireland’s commitments under its Cultural Agreements with other countries. The Committee also makes recommendations on applications for funding received from groups or individuals organising cultural projects abroad. Individuals or groups applying for grants from the cultural relations allocation are required to forward a completed questionnaire, which is available on request from the Cultural Section of the Department of Foreign Affairs, together with a covering note and any other relevant details relating to the project, to the Secretary, Cultural Relations Committee, Department of Foreign Affairs, 80 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2.
Applications, giving full details, should be received at least two months in advance of the date on which a decision is necessary or of the date of the event in question, whichever is the earlier.
In addition to the £400,000 shown here £17,000 held in a suspense account at 1.1.90 will be available for spending in 1990.
Office of Public Works
1. Restoration of Important Buildings		2.169
The following projects will be financed in 1990
Custom House	Restoration of Stonework
Casino Marino	Landscaping and site development
Kilmainham Gaol	Continuation of refurbishment
Church of the Most	Structural Repairs and Holy Trinity restoration (Chapel Royal)
In addition £201,000 allocated for these purposes in previous years but not issued has been carried forward, and £374,000 held in a suspense account at OPW at 1/1/90 is also available.
Department of Education
1. Library Grants		0.095
To maintain the rate of national schools’ library grant at 38p per pupil for the current year.
2. Royal Irish Academy of Music		0.767
A grant towards the general expenses of the Royal Irish Academy of Music which provides music education and training.
3. Dublin Institute of Advanced Studies		0.650
To support the activities of the School of Celtic Studies in the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. The work being carried out by the school is very important for the preservation of the Irish language and Celtic heritage.
4. Grants to Cultural Bodies		0.054
Grants towards the general expenses of eleven cultural bodies who promote Irish culture, music and other forms of culture.
5. UNESCO		0.382
This allocation meets Ireland’s contribution to the UNESCO budget and various incidental expenses arising from UNESCO membership, including expenses of the National Secretariat for UNESCO and certain student grants and fellowships
6. Exchanges under cultural agreements		0.412
This allocation meets the cost of student exchange scholarships and the exchange of educational experts, including exchange of language teachers and assistants.
TOTAL NEW ALLOCATIONS FOR ARTS AND CULTURE PROJECTS		14.226

IRISH LANGUAGE		New Allocation 1990 £m
Roinn na Gaeltachta
1. Bord na Gaeilge		1.400
Annual subvention.
2. Voluntary Irish Language Organisations		1.600
Annual subvention for voluntary Irish language organisations including a special allocation of £200,000 for Gael-Linn.
3. Eagraiochtai na Scoileanna Gaeltachta		0.015
Part funding to this voluntary organisation of Gaeltacht teachers and parents. The balance of the 1989 allocation, £30,000, will also be available in 1990.
4. Oidhreacht Chorca Dhuibhne		0.040
Organisation of a series of pilot projects and subject studies in the Dingle penninsula.
5. Glór na nGael		0.110
This competition is designed to promote and encourage the use of Irish in everyday life.
This funding will cover the costs of additional organisers and increase the prize fund.
6. Tionscadail na Gaeilge		0.030
(i) Pilot programme to promote Irish in North Tipperary. In addition, the unused balance of the 1989 allocation (£20,000) will be available in 1990.
(ii) A Pilot programme to promote Irish in Galway. This programme, costing £25,000, will be financed from the balance carried forward from the 1989 allocation for miscellaneous projects.
7. Other miscellaneous projects		0.275
A new allocation of £275,000 has been made for the purpose of promoting the Irish langauge & culture. In addition to this new allocation, the unspent balance of assistance previously allocated towards grants for various projects in this area, amounting to £323,000, will be made available in 1990.
Amounts carried forward from the previous year
Provision of an Irish Language Centre at University College Galway	(£800,000)
Expenditure in 1990 on the project to provide a special building to be used for Irish language activities (accommodating academic and recreational facilities).
Siamsa Tire, Tralee	(£500,000)
Expenditure in 1990 on the provision of a new theatre in Tralee.
Irish Language Television Programming	(£500,000)
Department of Finance
1. Gaeleagras na Seirbhise Poibli		0.080
The allocation is for a series of initiatives by Gaeleagras na Seirbhise Poibli, such as courses, seminars and workshops, designed to develop the capacity of civil servants to provide a service through Irish.
An additional £43,000, part of the 1989 allocation which was not issued in 1989, will be spent in 1990. [There was a negative balance of £9,000 in the Departmental suspense account at 1/1/90.]
Department of Education
1. Summer Colleges		0.406
Grants for Colleges providing special courses in Irish during summer vacations.
2. Institiuid Teangeolaiochta Eireann		0.553
Grant towards the general expenses of Institiuid Teangeolaiochta Eireann which carries out research concerning the teaching and development of language skills covering Irish, English and other modern European languages.
3. Publications in Irish		0.453
This allocation meets the direct costs of publications in the Irish language by the Publications.. Branch of the Department (an Gum) and grants towards the publication of books in Irish by independent publishers.
TOTAL NEW ALLOCATIONS FOR IRISH LANGUAGE PROJECTS		4.962

HEALTH AND WELFARE	New Allocation 1990 £m
Department of Health
1. Hospital Building Programme	2.000
2. Improved Services for the Elderly	3.000
Special allocation, announced initially in the 1990 Budget Statement, to develop services for the elderly as recommended in the Report of the Working Party on Services for the Elderly - “The Years Ahead - A Policy for the Elderly”.
3. Services for the Mentally Handicapped	0.800
New initiatives in the provision of community based services for persons with mental handicap.
4. Child Care Services	0.500
Special initiative to provide specialised residential accommodation for disturbed at-risk adolescents.
5. Other Programmes	4.300
The Handicapped
Recurring projects which have already received assistance from National Lottery funds which require continued funding.
The Elderly
Improvement of services available for the elderly, including the provision of community-based services designed to encourage the care of the elderly at local community level.
Psychiatric Services
The development of community based psychiatric services in accordance with Government policy as stated in “Planning for the Future”.
Community Information and Development Services
The provision of community information and development services, including counselling and welfare projects. The National Social Service Board and the National Council for the Aged are also funded as part of this programme.
Aids Prevention Programme
Prevention programme with emphasis on special measures to minimise the spread of infection, particularly among intravenous drug abusers and between those abusers and the population at large.
Child Services
Improved assessment services for the assessment of alleged cases of child sexual abuse and the development of support services for parents and children.
From 1 January 1990 applications for assistance for local and voluntary organisations should be made to the Chief Executive Officer of the relevant health board. National programmes such as the Aids Prevention Programme will continue to be controlled by the Department and in these cases applications should be made to the Department of Health, Hawkins House, Dublin 2.
[A further £57,000 held in a suspense account at the Department of Health at 1/1/90 is available for spending on these programmes].
Department of Social Welfare
1. Grants to Voluntary Bodies	0.750
Grant Scheme to assist Voluntary Bodies to under-take “once-off” projects in the social services area.
Applications should be addressed to Miscellaneous Grants Section, Department of Social Welfare, 3rd Floor, Store Street, Dublin 1.
The normal closing date for applications is the end of March in each year.
Department of Defence
1. Irish Red Cross Society	0.370
Annual Grant-in-Aid
TOTAL NEW ALLOCATIONS FOR HEALTH AND WELFARE PROJECTS	11.720

THE NATIONAL HERITAGE	New Allocation 1990 £m
Department of Tourism and Transport
1. King John’s Castle, Limerick	0.500
This programme involves the restoration and development of the 13th Century King John’s Castle and surrounding medieval quarter as a day-visitor tourist attraction of international standing.
This is the second instalment of a commitment of £1 million over a three-year period. The first instalment of £0.3 million allocated in 1989 is being carried over into 1990, thereby bringing the total allocation to £0.8 million.
Department of Communications
1. Restoration Works at GPO, Dublin	0.500
Recent examination of the external surface of the GPO, Dublin has shown that there is serious and widespread deterioration of high level stonework. In the light of the importance of the building from the national heritage viewpoint urgent repairs and restorations are essential.
This is the first instalment of a commitment of £1 million to this project.
Department of the Taoiseach
1. National Heritage Council
The balance of £1.454 million allocated to the National Heritage Council in previous years, about 50% of which is already committed to projects, will be available in 1990. In addition, £164,000 held in a suspense account at 1/1/90 will be available for issue during the year.
The National Heritage Council operates a scheme of once-off grant assistance for projects in the areas of archaeology, architecture, flora and fauna, heritage gardens and certain inland water-ways. The expenses of the Council are also met from the Lottery allocation. Application forms for grant assistance may be obtained from: Secreatary, National Heritage Council, Department of the Taoiseach, Government Buildings, Dublin 2.
Applications for grant assistance are considered on an ongoing basis.
TOTAL NEW ALLOCATION FOR NATIONAL HERITAGE PROJECTS	1.000

* These organisations also received grantsfrom Exchequer funds in 1987.