Written answers

Wednesday, 29 May 2013

Department of Public Expenditure and Reform

Office of Public Works Properties

Photo of Kevin HumphreysKevin Humphreys (Dublin South East, Labour)
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116. To ask the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform if he will provide a list in tabular form of all residential properties and addresses, operated or owned by the Office of Public Works that have so far been identified, that are being considered for disposal by sale or other action; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [26177/13]

Photo of Brian HayesBrian Hayes (Dublin South West, Fine Gael)
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The OPW is currently assessing the property options in respect of all residential properties arising from the closure of Garda Stations. The stated policy is to identify if other State Bodies, including Government departments and the wider public sector has a use for the property. If there is no other State use for a property the OPW will then consider disposing of the property on the open market, if and when conditions prevail, in order to generate much needed revenue for the Exchequer. If no State requirement is identified or if a decision is taken not to dispose of a particular property the OPW would consider community involvement, subject to the receipt of an appropriate business case which would indicate that the community/voluntary group has the means to insure, maintain and manage the property. The OPW intend to initially identify 20 former Garda properties which will be placed on the market for disposal by the Summer. It is not possible to provide information on the specific locations or the anticipated value at this time.

Photo of Kevin HumphreysKevin Humphreys (Dublin South East, Labour)
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117. To ask the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform if he will provide a list of all residential properties with addresses, operated or owned by the Office of Public Works which have been sold since 2003; and if he list the price achieved for each and the year sold and if he will indicate if it was offered on the open market; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [26178/13]

Photo of Brian HayesBrian Hayes (Dublin South West, Fine Gael)
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On the matter of the sale of residences by OPW since 2003, the list below identifies the residential properties sold by the Commissioners in the specified period.

PropertyLocationSale AmountDate of SaleType of Sale
Former Garda StationKilmacthomas
Co. Waterford
€100,000August 2004Private Treaty
Former Garda StationThomastown
Co. Kilkenny
€450,000October 2004Auction
Former Garda StationKilronan
Co. Galway
€1,270June 2005Private Treaty
Mouth of the Boyne CottagesCo. Meath€10,685August 2006Private Treaty
Former Garda StationMuff
Co. Donegal
€415,020October 2006Auction
Coastguard CottageGreencastle
Co. Donegal
€4,445February 2007Private Treaty
Former Garda HouseGoresbridge
Co. Kilkenny
€12,680August 2007Private Treaty
Coastguard CottageMouth of the Boyne
Co. Meath
€19,619October 2007Private Treaty
ResidenceOakley Road
Ranelagh
€75,013August 2008Private Treaty
Coastguard CottageMouth of the Boyne
Co. Meath
€10,622April 2009Private Treaty
Coastguard CottageCrosshaven
Co. Cork
€12,196June 2010Private Treaty
Coastguard CottageCrosshaven
Co. Cork
€13,967August 2010Private Treaty
Former Garda HouseRathdrum
Co. Wicklow
€98,003September 2011Private Treaty
Former Garda StationCarbury
Co. Kildare
€40,100November 2011Private Treaty
Former Garda HouseBallyshannon
Co Donegal
€100,011February 2012Private Treaty
Coastguard CottageCrosshaven
Co. Cork
€130,003November 2012Private Treaty

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