Written answers

Tuesday, 14 February 2006

Department of An Taoiseach

Departmental Expenditure

9:00 pm

Photo of Michael RingMichael Ring (Mayo, Fine Gael)
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Question 227: To ask the Taoiseach if, in respect of each of the non-Civil Service advisers who are employed by his Department, he will confirm the salary they were each paid in 2005; their expenses and travel or subsistence payments in 2005; and the travel undertaken by these staff in 2005. [5133/06]

Photo of Bertie AhernBertie Ahern (Dublin Central, Fianna Fail)
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The non-Civil Service advisers who are employed by my Department are as follows:

Name Title Salary 2005*
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Gerry Hickey Programme manager and special adviser 203,014
Gerard Howlin Special adviser 120,117
Úna Claffey Special adviser 120,117
Brian Murphy Special adviser 90,753
Katherine Bulbulia Programme manager to Tánaiste 142,108
John Lahart Special adviser to Minister of State and Chief Whip 75,036
Pádraig Slyne Special adviser, with responsibility for co-ordination between all Ministers of State 59,786
*Salaries as per Department of Finance circulars 15/05 and 24/05.
Payments made to non-Civil Service advisers in 2005 in respect of T&S expenses and details of travel undertaken.
Name Amount received in 2005 Details Date
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G. Hickey 248.60 Washington March 2005
G. Howlin 120.66 London December 2004
U. Claffey 1,061.18 Brussels December 2004
K. Bulbulia 2,111.44 Kilkenny October 2004
J. Lahart 3,054.69 Mileage claims for various trips January and February 05
B. Murphy Nil
P. Slyne Nil

Some of the above payments include travel and subsistence payments in respect of travel undertaken by non-civil servant advisers in late 2004. Travel and subsistence payments are made at the appropriate Civil Service rates in respect of certified official travel and subject to the usual Civil Service regulations which apply in respect of travel and subsistence.

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