Written answers
Tuesday, 14 July 2020
Department of Housing, Planning, and Local Government
Housing Adaptation Grant
Eoin Ó Broin (Dublin Mid West, Sinn Fein)
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439. To ask the Minister for Housing, Planning, and Local Government the total allocation and drawdown of housing adaptation grants in 2019 and to date in 2020. [15747/20]
Darragh O'Brien (Dublin Fingal, Fianna Fail)
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The following table contains details of the 2019 exchequer funding drawn down by local authorities for housing adaptation grants up to 31 December 2019, and up to 30 June 2020. Each local authority provides an additional 20% own contribution.
Local Authority | Exchequer Drawdown to 31 December 2019 | Exchequer Drawdown to 30 June 2020 |
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Carlow | €1,337,450 | €483,281 |
Cavan | €992,380 | €181,975 |
Clare | €2,399,552 | €0 |
Cork | €4,323,799 | €744,336 |
Cork City | €981,908 | €186,807 |
Donegal | €1,333,144 | €458,247 |
Dublin City | €7,395,113 | €2,497,418 |
Dun Laoghaire/Rathdown | €1,159,572 | €288,691 |
Fingal | €2,043,228 | €479,363 |
Galway | €1,695,312 | €566,522 |
Galway City | €807,777 | €267,888 |
Kerry | €2,549,136 | €947,815 |
Kildare | €2,497,750 | €409,619 |
Kilkenny | €1,526,314 | €604,864 |
Laois | €820,976 | €46,120 |
Leitrim | €154,738 | €82,961 |
Limerick | €2,659,000 | €624,758 |
Longford | €575,984 | €68,954 |
Louth | €1,176,836 | €323,687 |
Mayo | €1,853,661 | €496,847 |
Meath | €2,000,215 | €427,130 |
Monaghan | €1,451,430 | €1,023,648 |
Offaly | €1,294,412 | €0 |
Roscommon | €1,075,381 | €52,750 |
Sligo | €1,162,243 | €152,557 |
South Dublin | €1,785,306 | €931,033 |
Tipperary | €2,944,856 | €1,005,290 |
Waterford | €1,220,152 | €454,325 |
Westmeath | €1,043,669 | €184,889 |
Wexford | €1,896,870 | €718,836 |
Wicklow | €1,108,370 | €292,541 |
For 2020, a total of €73.75 million has been provided for the scheme, and notification of individual local authority allocations will issue shortly. In the interim, all local authorities have been advised that they can expend an amount equal to 65% of their 2019 allocation.
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