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Dáil Éireann debate -
Wednesday, 17 Oct 2001

Vol. 542 No. 3

Written Answers. - ACCESS Funding.

Bernard Allen

Question:

159 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Arts, Heritage Gaeltacht and the Islands the reasons the application for ACCESS funding by Cork Opera House was rejected; if she will list all the organisations that received ACCESS funding; and the amount each organisation received. [24576/01]

My decisions on the ACCESS scheme were based on the recommendations made by the advisory committee, which evaluated all eligible applications. Unfortunately, on foot of this evaluation, the Cork Opera House project was not recommended by this committee and therefore was not included in the list of projects put before me for consideration.

ACCESS Grant Offers

£

Appl:002

Banogue Parish Centre Extension, Limerick

54,000

68,558

Appl:004

St. Joseph's Secondary School Cultural Centre, Milltown Malbay, County Clare

100,000

126,959

Appl:005

St. John's Theatre and Arts Centre, Listowel

12,000

15,235

Appl:008

Abbeyfeale Riveroak Theatre Complex, County Limerick

100,000

126,959

Appl:010

Sligo County Museum

2,300,000

2,920,398

Appl:016

Market House, Monaghan, Arts and Cultural Venue

580,000

736,448

Appl:019

The Mall Arts Centre, Youghal

650,000

825,235

Appl:049

Allihies Mine Museum, Allihies, Cork

125,000

158,699

Appl:021

KCAT – Art and Study Centre, Kilkenny

485,000

615,753

Appl:022

Lismore Heritage Centre Museum, County Waterford

110,000

139,655

Appl:026

Damhsa na Bóinne, Ráth Cairn, County Meath

80,000

101,567

Appl:030

Liberty Corner Project, Dublin

2,230,000

2,831,192

Appl:033

Thurles Civic Centre, County Tipperary

2,300,000

2,920,064

Appl:035

Old Court House, Tulla, County Clare

77,000

97,759

Appl:041

Bray Arts Centre, County Wicklow

1,400,000

1,777,430

Appl:043

Clifden Arts Space, County Galway

100,000

126,959

Appl:046

Ballyfermot Arts Renaissance, Dublin

400,000

507,837

Appl:052

Wexford County Museum

1,300,000

1,650,471

Appl:057

Dean Crowe Theatre, Athlone, Redevelopment

170,000

215,855

Appl:059

Navan Arts Centre

2,300,000

2,920,064

Appl:062

Newbury House, Mayfield, Cork, Performance Arts Facility

230,000

292,006

Appl:066

Carnegie Arts Centre, Kenmare, County Kerry

595,000

755,408

Appl:070

Ionad Ealaíona, Béal an Mhuirthead, County Mayo

800,000

1,015,790

Appl:085

The Courthouse Studios and Gallery, Ennistymon

600,000

761,756

Appl:086

St. Flannan's Cathedral Project, Killaloe

70,000

88,872

Appl:092

Daghda Dance Co. Limerick

670,000

850,627

Appl:097

The Courthouse Arts Centre, Carrick-on-Shannon

2,500,000

3,174,345

Appl:106

The Stable Artists Studios, Tulla, County Clare

450,000

571,317

Appl:107

The Boyne Room Museum, Grange Castle, Grange, Edenderry

700,000

888,817

Appl:122

Martin Valley Sculpture Park, Cork

350,000

444,358

Appl:124

Greencastle Maritime Museum, County Donegal

75,000

95,230

Appl:128

Garter Lane Arts Centre, Waterford

540,000

685,580

Appl:132

Dundrum Town Centre Theatre, Dublin

60,000

76,176

Appl:135

Centre for Contemporary Visual Arts, Carlow

2,500,000

3,173,982

Appl:136

Arts Centre, Letterkenny, County Donegal

2,000,000

2,539,476

Appl:138

Ballykeeffe Quarry Amphitheatre, Kilkenny

70,000

88,900

Appl:139

Community Arts Resource Centre, Ferns, County Wexford

42,000

53,323

Appl:145

Kino Cinema, Kiltimagh, County Mayo

35,000

44,441

Appl:149

Millbank Theatre redevelopment, Rush, County Dublin

450,000

571,317

Appl:158

Dundalk Town Hall Theatre and Basement Gallery

2,000,000

2,539,476

Appl:163

International Folk Music Centre, Ennis

2,000,000

2,539,476

Appl:173

Little Theatre, Gorey, County Wexford

290,000

368,182

Appl:174

Civic Museum, Spanish Arch, Galway

2,400,000

3,047,371

Appl:175

The Gate Theatre, Dublin

1,700,000

2,831,192

Bernard Allen

Question:

160 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Arts, Heritage Gaeltacht and the Islands the reasons the application by a theatre company (details supplied) in County Cork for ACCESS funding submitted was rejected by her Department. [24577/01]

My decisions on the ACCESS scheme were based on the recommendations made by the advisory committee, which evaluated all eligible applications. Unfortunately, on foot of this evaluation, the project referred to by the Deputy was not recommended by this committee and therefore was not included in the list of projects put before me for consideration. The funding available under ACCESS is £36 million. The scheme attracted great interest and was oversubscribed with 180 project promoters seeking grant aid in the order of £224 million. In these circumstances difficult decisions had to be taken and many worthwhile projects had to be omitted from the final list.

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