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Dáil Éireann debate -
Wednesday, 6 Dec 1961

Vol. 192 No. 8

Written Answers. - Income of Health Authorities.

161.

asked the Minister for Health if he will give details of the income or estimated income of each health authority for the year ended 31st March 1961 in the form of a reply of 15th March 1961.

The following is the information requested by the Deputy:

INCOME of each health authority for the year ended 31st March, 1961 in respect of harges to persons who received service under Section 15 of the Health Act, 1953, as amended, and the amount of rate per pound of the valuation which it would be necessary in each case to levy in order to raise an equivalent sum.

Health Authority

Amount of Income

Equivalent rate per £ Valuation

£

d.

Carlow

2,400

3.10

Cavan

7,100

5,82

Clare

6,700

4.48

Cork

24,200

4.69

Donegal

11,000

7.37

Dublin

25,800

6.87

Galway

10,700

4.44

Kerry

3,200

2.12

Kildare

2,800

1.78

Kilkenny

3,900

2.43

Laoighis

4,400

4.01

Leitrim

2,100

3.45

Limerick

11,300

5.59

Longford

3,100

4.64

Louth

11,200

8.70

Mayo

5,200

3.20

Meath

3,300

1.37

Monaghan

7,700

6.47

Offaly

6,000

5.42

Roscommon

6,700

5.03

Sligo

4,300

4.31

Tipperary (N.R.)

8,500

6.86

Tipperary (S.R.)

14,100

7.94

Waterford

5,200

4.38

Westmeath

5,400

3.81

Wexford

7,600

4.29

Wicklow

3,300

2.41

County Borough Councils:

Cork

8,800

6.93

Dublin

126,300

10.68

Limerick

6,100

8.60

Waterford

2,000

4.64

TOTAL INCOME

350,400

NOTES.

The accounts of health authorities on which the figures shown above have been based are still subject to audit.

Under the provisions of the Health Services (Financial Provisions) Act, 1947, grants equivalent to one-half of net revenue expenditure are paid from the Health Vote to each health authority. The loss to local funds which would result from a cessation of the income shown above would accordingly be reduced by one-half.

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