Written answers
Tuesday, 23 July 2024
Department of Rural and Community Development
Departmental Funding
Michael Moynihan (Cork North West, Fianna Fail)
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2701.To ask the Minister for Rural and Community Development the funding allocated to each county under the rural regeneration and development fund programme in each of the years 2020 to 2023 and to date in 2024, in tabular form; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [33489/24]
Heather Humphreys (Cavan-Monaghan, Fine Gael)
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The Rural Regeneration and Development Fund (RRDF) is a key capital investment scheme which directly supports the objectives of Our Rural Future and the Town Centre First policy. The RRDF provides funding for the development and construction of large scale capital projects in towns, villages and rural areas across Ireland. Since 2020, RRDF funding of €421 million has been approved for 135 projects countrywide.
The table below sets out the funding allocated to each county from 2020 to date in 2024. Funding to date has been allocated over a series of calls for applications. No RRDF funding was allocated in the 2023 calendar year.
County | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2024 | Overall County Total |
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Carlow | €222,394 | €2,189,908 | €2,412,302 | ||
Cavan | €787,500 | €3,032,532 | €7,862,155 | €17,027,254 | €28,709,441 |
Clare | €8,351,684 | €8,765,000 | €17,116,684 | ||
Cork | €551,250 | €4,861,211 | €21,763,573 | €5,131,963 | €34,172,819 |
Donegal | €372,494 | €19,066,015 | €7,725,409 | €12,168,842 | €41,197,582 |
Galway | €1,984,885 | €2,552,309 | €956,084 | €13,757,843 | €19,649,560 |
Kerry | €2,056,380 | €2,467,152 | €1,691,104 | €7,100,781 | €13,315,416 |
Kildare | €2,063,865 | €5,107,442 | €7,171,307 | ||
Kilkenny | €4,013,115 | €2,606,613 | €1,885,138 | €8,504,866 | |
Laois | €1,385,999 | €1,999,442 | €3,337,714 | €6,723,156 | |
Leitrim | €476,033 | €5,635,873 | €10,606,381 | €7,884,834 | €24,842,064 |
Limerick | €2,500,000 | €1,750,000 | €600,000 | €13,585,722 | €18,435,722 |
Longford | €468,750 | €6,664,799 | €1,115,400 | €8,248,949 | |
Louth | €710,980 | €2,864,642 | €3,575,622 | ||
Mayo | €461,615 | €8,278,682 | €10,526,187 | €11,127,748 | €31,279,408 |
Meath | €608,250 | €727,215 | €1,807,102 | €3,142,567 | |
Monaghan | €295,000 | €11,490,272 | €3,743,428 | €15,700,237 | €31,228,937 |
Multi-County | €300,000 | €3,940,827 | €4,240,827 | ||
Offaly | €454,535 | €2,739,553 | €12,256,727 | €15,450,815 | |
Roscommon | €434,010 | €2,174,400 | €7,348,697 | €5,867,496 | €15,824,603 |
Sligo | €424,500 | €580,000 | €8,474,869 | €9,479,369 | |
Tipperary | €1,701,521 | €3,495,793 | €32,027,421 | €7,980,000 | €47,281,989 |
Waterford | €1,207,500 | €7,406,160 | €3,273,638 | €11,887,298 | |
Westmeath | €311,250 | €8,174,780 | €4,646,566 | €13,132,596 | |
Wexford | €814,393 | €2,331,826 | €3,146,219 | ||
Wicklow | €357,750 | €1,034,704 | €1,392,454 | ||
Overall Total by Year | €18,528,068 | €88,634,788 | €143,281,894 | €171,492,074 | €421,936,824 |
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