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Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 19 January 2010

Tuesday, 19 January 2010

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Michael Creed

Question:

955 Deputy Michael Creed asked the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food if he will provide details of the number of REP scheme four applicants that have been approved in tabular form on a county basis; the number of same that have been paid; the number of same that await payment; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1178/10]

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REPS 4 is a measure under the current Rural Development Programme 2007–13 and is subject to EU Regulations which require detailed administrative checks on all applications to be completed before the first payments issue. Payments to REPS 4 participants, amounting to just under €100 million, issued in 2009 to those whose applications required no further examination following the administrative checks. However, queries arose on a significant number of applications in the course of the administrative checks and these are under examination as a matter of priority. Further payments will continue to be made as applications are cleared. The information requested is set out in the table:

County

Total Number of REPS 4 applicants 2008, 2009

Paid 2009

Awaiting Payment

Carlow

296

147

149

Cavan

1,073

414

659

Clare

1,311

935

376

Cork

3,147

874

2,273

Donegal

1,865

1,328

537

Dublin

50

14

36

Galway

2,727

1,118

1,609

Kerry

1,960

466

1,494

Kildare

371

239

132

Kilkenny

816

394

422

Laois

757

474

283

Leitrim

859

528

331

Limerick

1,308

691

617

Longford

674

346

328

Louth

217

80

137

Mayo

2,652

939

1,713

Meath

557

157

400

Monaghan

888

317

571

Offaly

696

284

412

Roscommon

1,371

800

571

Sligo

907

527

380

Tipperary Nth

840

504

336

Tipperary Sth

971

486

485

Waterford

633

112

521

Westmeath

693

382

311

Wexford

789

453

336

Wicklow

400

81

319

Totals

28,828

13,090

15,738

Question No. 956 answered with Question No. 954.
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