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- Written Answers — Departmental Bodies: Departmental Bodies (17 Dec 2008)
Mary Coughlan: ...Gallagher, Managing Director, Swan Net-Gundry Ltd Eleanor Garvey, General Manager, Pfizer Ireland Pharmaceuticals Tony Golden, Managing Director, Citi Ireland Cathy Kearney, Managing Director, Apple Computer International Henry McGarvey, Managing Director, Pramerica Systems Ireland Ltd Sean McGrath, Chief Technical Officer, Propylon Ltd Martin McVicker, Managing Director, Combilift Ltd...
- Written Answers — EU Funding: EU Funding (5 Feb 2008)
Mary Coughlan: ...Oil -6,309 621,431 ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" 615,122 Agriculture 52,191 ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" 52,191 Measures to Improve Apple Production ââ¬" 152,191 ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" 152,191 Accession Compensatory Amounts 2,118,738 ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬" ââ¬"...
- Written Answers — Tree Felling: Tree Felling (26 Sep 2007)
Mary Coughlan: Fireblight is a bacterial disease caused by Erwinia amylovora. It is a serious disease of apples, pears and other trees and shrubs in the family Rosaceae. The disease is native to North America and was introduced to Europe in the 1950s. It has since spread to most countries in Western Europe. Fireblight was first recorded in Ireland in 1986, but to date the disease has not become established...
- Written Answers — Horticulture Industry: Horticulture Industry (29 Nov 2006)
Mary Coughlan: Apple production, with 46 growers at the last census in 2002, represents a small but important sector within our horticultural industry. My Department has contributed to the support of those growers through its grant aid schemes under the National Development Plan. The NDP Scheme of Investment Aid for the Commercial Horticulture Sector has supported apple producers with aid for on-farm...
- Written Answers — Horticulture Industry: Horticulture Industry (29 Nov 2006)
Mary Coughlan: The main fruit imports from outside the EU are bananas and the main imports from other EU Member States are apples and pears. The main vegetable imports from both outside the EU and from other Member States are onions, shallots, garlic and leeks. Total imports of fruit and vegetables were valued at â¬671m in 2005 and our exports in the same period were valued at â¬241.4m. My Department has...
- Written Answers — Horticulture Sector: Horticulture Sector (4 Oct 2005)
Mary Coughlan: ...will fund projects to the value of over â¬17 million. All areas of horticulture are eligible for the scheme, covering mushrooms, protected crops, nursery crops, field vegetables, soft fruit, apples, seed potatoes and beekeeping. Demand in the consumer and food service sectors is buoyant, both for fresh and prepared chilled produce and convenient value-added products. The retail value of...