Written answers
Tuesday, 10 May 2022
Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Fishery Harbour Centres
Alan Kelly (Tipperary, Labour)
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857. To ask the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine the details of revenue generated activities in each of the fishery harbour centres under the remit of his Department in 2021 and to date in 2022, in tabular form [22959/22]
Charlie McConalogue (Donegal, Fianna Fail)
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My Department has responsibility for the six State owned Fishery Harbour Centres at Killybegs, Ros an Mhíl, Dingle, Castletownbere, Dunmore East and Howth.
Charges for the use of the facilities at each of the six Fishery Harbour Centres are set out in secondary legislation by means of the Fishery Harbour Centres (Rates and Charges) Order 2012 (S.I. No. 214 of 2012). Income from these charges, rental income and other miscellaneous fees and charges pay for the day to day operational costs of the Fishery Harbour Centres.
The below tables illustrate the revenue generated in 2021 and to date for 2022.
Table 1 Revenue by Activity by Harbour 2021
| Revenue by Activity by Harbour 2021* | Harbour Dues | Rental | Miscellaneous | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Castletownbere | €753,459.00 | €241,802.00 | €60,444.00 | €1,055,705.00 |
| Dingle | €427,305.00 | €58,675.00 | €68,388.00 | €554,368.00 |
| Dunmore East | €188,399.00 | €57,721.00 | €4,921.00 | €251,041.00 |
| Howth | €221,080.00 | €659,586.00 | €130,239.00 | €1,010,905.00 |
| Killybegs | €2,387,024.00 | €188,133.00 | €263,200.00 | €2,838,357.00 |
| Ros An Mhíl | €336,960.00 | €35,619.00 | €9,830.00 | €382,409.00 |
| Total | €4,314,227.00 | €1,241,536.00 | €537,022.00 | €6,092,785.00 |
Table 2 Revenue by Activity by Harbour 2022 Year to Date
| Revenue by Activity by Harbour 2022 YTD** | Harbour Dues | Rental | Miscellaneous | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Castletownbere | €281,162.00 | €85,275.00 | €14,880.00 | €381,317.00 |
| Dingle | €60,673.00 | €13,000.00 | €29,705.00 | €103,378.00 |
| Dunmore East | €62,199.00 | €36,242.00 | €3,272.00 | €101,713.00 |
| Howth | €61,617.00 | €727,353.00 | €15,596.00 | €804,566.00 |
| Killybegs | €1,059,281.00 | €81,270.00 | €237,623.00 | €1,378,174.00 |
| Ros An Mhíl | €103,990.00 | €12,490.00 | €4,086.00 | €120,566.00 |
| Total | €1,628,922.00 | €955,630.00 | €305,162.00 | €2,889,714.00 |
*Figures supplied for 2021 are draft uncertified figures as the Financial Statements for 2021 are under preparation and as such have not yet been audited by the Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General. **Figures for 2022 are for year to date on April 30th 2022.
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