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Dáil Éireann debate -
Thursday, 12 May 1938

Vol. 71 No. 7

Written Answers. - The Slaughter of Cattle and Sheep Acts.

asked the Minister for Agriculture how much was due on 31st March, 1938, in each county and county borough for levies under the Slaughter of Cattle and Sheep Acts, 1934-36; and whether, in view of the hardships inflicted on the victuallers, he will consider either remitting or funding the arrears.

The amounts of levies due on 31st March, 1938, under the Slaughter of Cattle and Sheep Acts, 1934-36, are given are for the geographical counties and include the levies in respect of boroughs and county boroughs, e.g., the figures for the County Borough of Dublin are included in the sum of £3,469 13s. 10d. shown in the table opposite "Dublin." Separate figures for the county boroughs are not readily available.

County

Amount of Levy Due

£

s.

d.

Carlow

390

1

6

Cavan

1,064

19

4

Clare

904

4

2

Cork

8,603

0

8

Donegal

1,062

0

9

Dublin

3,469

13

10

Galway

1,678

6

0

Kerry

2,462

7

4

Kildare

947

11

8

Kilkenny

1,399

16

1

Laoighis

752

5

5

Leitrim

479

0

0

Limerick

3,373

12

6

Longford

104

6

6

Louth

586

10

6

Mayo

3,150

1

2

Meath

903

17

0

Monaghan

202

5

6

Offaly

1,075

0

10

Roscommon

868

0

6

Sligo

545

0

0

Tipperary

3,912

19

4

Waterford

1,460

0

8

Westmeath

681

14

10

Wexford

1,228

8

9

Wicklow

786

0

6

Total

£42,091

4

7

The Acts do not give power to remit any of the levy that fell due, but payment of outstanding levy is and will continue to be accepted in monthly instalments, provided that the amount of the instalment bears a reasonable proportion to the total sum due.

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