Written answers
Tuesday, 11 March 2008
Department of Finance
Archaeological Sites
8:00 pm
Michael Ring (Mayo, Fine Gael)
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Question 165: To ask the Tánaiste and Minister for Finance the amount of taxpayers' money being spent on a sector (details supplied), giving details of expenditure in this sector by his Department in 2007 and to date in 2008 on a county basis. [10086/08]
Noel Ahern (Dublin North West, Fianna Fail)
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The attached tables show direct expenditure to archaeological firms in the periods requested by the Office of Public Works. The table does not include those cases where archaeological investigations were undertaken directly under the terms of some construction contracts. It is not possible to research this data in the time available. The Department of Finance did not incur expenditure for any archaeological works/surveys from its vote in the period in question.
Archaeological Survey/Works for 2007 | |
County | Expenditure by OPW |
â'¬ | |
Dublin | 165,403.25 |
Kerry | 37,861.66 |
Kildare | 5,042.08 |
Kilkenny | 33,807.72 |
Meath | 16,944.58 |
Offaly | 55,819.10 |
Roscommon | 10,215.00 |
Tipperary | 50,912.94 |
Waterford | 1,155.55 |
Westmeath | 2,238.50 |
Wexford | 3,872.00 |
Wicklow | 8,288.50 |
Archaeological Survey/Works for 2008 to 5th March, 2008 | |
County | Expenditure by OPW |
â'¬ | |
Cork | 4,596.03 |
Dublin | 20,003.60 |
Kilkenny | 6,322.25 |
Offaly | 4,114.00 |
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