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Dáil Éireann debate -
Wednesday, 25 Jan 1989

Vol. 386 No. 1

Written Answers. - Dublin South Constituency Projects.

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asked the Minister for Education the moneys from the national lottery which have been allocated for projects in the Dublin South constituency; if she will name each such project in respect of which moneys were allocated; and the amount in each case.

Under my Department's scheme of assistance to youth annual grants are paid to national or large regional voluntary youth organisations. It is not possible, therefore, to furnish information along the lines sought by the Deputy in respect of such grants.

A special fund totalling £4 million was created in 1988 for the development of youth services to disadvantaged young people. Grants from this fund were allocated to support local and national initiatives through national youth organisations, vocational education committees or other approved agencies. A sum of £2,034,300 was allocated from this fund is in respect of projects in the Dublin city and county area. A list of the individual grantees is appended.

1. Dublin City Projects Administered by City of Dublin VEC (Comhairle le Leas Oige)

Grant in 1988

£

1.1 Youth Service Projects

(a) Ballymun Youth Action Project

40,000

(b) Ballymun Youth Development Plan

27,000

(c) Ballymun Foróige Project

20,000

(d) Lourdes Youth Project

40,000

(e) Stoneybatter and District Youth Project

40,000

(f) Darndale Youth and Community Project

60,000

(g) Ballyfermot Youth Federation

40,000

(h) Candle Community Trust

20,000

(i) Donnycarney Youth Project

20,000

(j) Adventure Sports Project-Kilnacrott House Project

50,000

Survey of youth needs in Dublin area and Administration of projects

50,000

1.2 Services for Young Homeless

(a) Arrupe Society

65,000

(b) Focus Point

293,000

1.3 Services for Young Travellers

Dublin Travellers' Education and Development Group

6,300

Total

771,300

*YMCA Aungier Street has informed Comhairle le Leas Óige that they would not accept their grant because it was funded from the national lottery. Comhairle will reallocate this grant, therefore.

2. County Dublin Projects Administered by County Dublin VEC

Grant in 1988

£

2.1 Youth Service Projects

2.2.1 Projects sponsored by Catholic Youth Council

(a) Clondalkin-Lucan Youth Services

60,000

(b) Swords-Balbriggan Youth Service

20,000

(c) Outward Bound Programme

40,000

(d) Co-ordination and Administration

35,000

2.1.2 Projects sponsored by Foróige

Tallaght-Blanchardstown Youth Services

200,000

Total

355,000

3. Dún Laoghaire VEC Youth Service Projects

Grant in 1988

£

(a) School-Home-Community Link Service-Loughlinstown-Ballybrack

20,000

(b) Dún Laoghaire Town Intervention Programme

20,000

Total

40,000

4. Catholic Youth Council Youth Encounter Projects in Dublin City

Grant in 1988

£

Finglas Youth Encounter Project

30,000

Rutland Street Youth Encounter Project

30,000

Total

60,000

5. Eastern Health Board Projects

Grant in 1988

£

5.1 Young Homeless Projects

(a) Tabor Society

62,000

(b) Salesian Fathers, Clontarf

100,000

(c) CSSC, Eccles Street

70,000

(d) Sisters of Charity, Stanhope St.

32,000

(e) St. Vincent de Paul, Amiens St.

94,000

(f) Area Homeless Project

300,000

5.2 Services for Young Substance Abusers

(a) Ana Liffey Project

25,000

(b) Mater Dei Substance Abuse Counselling Service

50,000

5.3 Services for Young Travellers

(a) Supervised flatlet project

50,000

(b) Youth Work Services

25,000

Total

808,000

The provision of the type of information requested by the Deputy in respect of my Department's capital grants scheme would involve an inordinate amount of time and I am not prepared to divert staff for this purpose.

Should the Deputy wish to inquire about a particular project, I will endeavour to supply the information sought.

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