Dáil Éireann Debate, Thursday - 28 November 2019
221. Deputy Kevin O'Keeffe asked the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport the breakdown of funding allocated to each category of sport under the sports capital programme 2019; and if a schedule of the total amount applied for in each sports category and the total funding requested for each sports organisation that was unsuccessful will be provided. [49469/19]
View answerThe information sought by the Deputy in relation to the 2018 round of the Sports Capital Programme is set out in the following table.
|
Sports |
Applications |
Grants |
|
American Football |
€51,345 |
€19,141 |
|
Angling/Fishing |
€159,885 |
€64,331 |
|
Archery |
€78,534 |
€49,822 |
|
Athletics |
€4,633,604 |
€2,178,635 |
|
Badminton |
€104,410 |
€55,863 |
|
Basketball |
€671,841 |
€307,968 |
|
Billiards & Snooker |
€140,457 |
€51,073 |
|
Bowls |
€132,417 |
€98,659 |
|
Boxing |
€1,857,099 |
€935,034 |
|
Camogie |
€866,494 |
€225,416 |
|
Canoeing / Kayaking |
€839,499 |
€611,398 |
|
Clay Pigeon Shooting |
€97,255 |
€24,631 |
|
Community Games |
€652,499 |
€359,120 |
|
Cricket |
€968,259 |
€350,384 |
|
Cycling |
€639,332 |
€232,539 |
|
Diving/Snorkelling |
€1,017,582 |
€414,590 |
|
Equestrian Sports |
€839,157 |
€288,753 |
|
Fencing |
€60,856 |
€28,100 |
|
Gaelic Games |
€57,559,817 |
€19,053,985 |
|
Golf |
€12,522,253 |
€4,637,037 |
|
Gymnastics |
€861,064 |
€372,824 |
|
Handball |
€965,370 |
€271,579 |
|
Hillwalking |
€279,879 |
€145,513 |
|
Hockey |
€1,884,352 |
€818,454 |
|
Ice Hockey |
€69,060 |
€69,060 |
|
Judo |
€69,048 |
€20,096 |
|
Ladies Gaelic Football |
€211,653 |
€24,970 |
|
Martial Arts |
€176,296 |
€55,469 |
|
Motor Sport |
€120,775 |
€12,440 |
|
Motorcycling |
€94,116 |
€15,353 |
|
Mountaineering |
€156,246 |
€53,829 |
|
Multi-sport |
€29,095,561 |
€10,656,348 |
|
Olympic Handball |
€24,830 |
0 |
|
Orienteering |
€8,200 |
€8,200 |
|
Pitch and Putt |
€521,386 |
€201,222 |
|
Raquetball |
€150,000 |
€100,276 |
|
Rock Climbing |
€10,430 |
€10,429 |
|
Rowing |
€3,471,153 |
€1,343,655 |
|
Rugby |
€8,128,700 |
€2,611,857 |
|
Sailing |
€2,446,184 |
€584,817 |
|
Shooting Sports |
€8,100 |
€2,768 |
|
Skateboarding |
€192,316 |
€82,956 |
|
Soccer |
€20,833,293 |
€6,408,037 |
|
Squash |
€303,511 |
€115,977 |
|
Surfing |
€48,000 |
€13,788 |
|
Swimming |
€1,087,704 |
€461,869 |
|
Table Tennis |
€12,830 |
€12,830 |
|
Taekwondo |
€19,614 |
0 |
|
Tennis |
€5,895,639 |
€1,984,881 |
|
Tenpin bowling |
€15,500 |
€11,950 |
|
Triathlon |
€146,461 |
€119,136 |
|
Tug of War |
€20,000 |
€13,250 |
|
Volleyball |
€97,125 |
€38,499 |
|
Waterskiing & Wakeboarding |
€49,600 |
0 |
|
Weightlifting |
€139,952 |
€62,150 |
|
Wheelchair Sport |
€274,173 |
0 |
|
Grand Total |
€161,780,716 |
€56,690,961 |
Furthermore, details of all applications submitted under the latest round (2018) of the Sports Capital Programme are listed on a county basis on my Department's website at https://assets.gov.ie/20000/ececa538f64a48e3ab4540515da4cf95.pdf.
Similarly, details of all allocations under the programme are also published on the Department's website at https://www.gov.ie/en/collection/471ed5-sports-capital-allocations/
