Eoin Ó Broin
Question:573. Deputy Eoin Ó Broin asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage the total drawdown of Local Infrastructure Housing Activation Fund funding in 2021, by project and amount. [1997/22]
View answerDáil Éireann Debate, Wednesday - 19 January 2022
573. Deputy Eoin Ó Broin asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage the total drawdown of Local Infrastructure Housing Activation Fund funding in 2021, by project and amount. [1997/22]
View answerThe objective of the Local Infrastructure Housing Activation Fund (LIHAF) is to provide public off-site infrastructure to relieve critical infrastructure blockages. This enables the accelerated delivery of housing on key development sites in Dublin and in urban areas of high demand. LIHAF is designed to specifically address the issue of housing supply, a crucial factor in terms of moderating house prices. Infrastructure being funded under LIHAF includes access roads, distributor roads, link roads, road improvements, roundabouts, bridges and parks.
In 2017, grant agreements for 30 approved projects were signed between my Department and local authorities. The total cost of these 30 projects is €200 million, of which €150 million will be funded by my Department and local authorities will fund €50 million. The table below outlines the local authorities who drew down funds from the LIHAF in 2021 by project and amount.
Local Authority |
Project name |
Total LIHAF funds drawn down in 2021 |
Clare |
Claureen, Ennis |
€39,225.00 |
Cork City |
Old Whitechurch Road |
€184,991.44 |
Cork City |
South Docks |
€2,651,633.23 |
Cork City |
Glanmire |
€145,600.40 |
Cork County |
Midleton (Water-rock) |
€193,857.81 |
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown |
Cherrywood |
€429,340.00 |
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown |
Woodbrook Shanganagh |
€30,000.00 |
Fingal |
Baldoyle Stapolin |
€3,126,890.49 |
Kildare |
Maynooth |
€249,071.14 |
Kilkenny |
Western Environs |
€594,388.02 |
Limerick |
Mungret |
€269,943.61 |
Louth |
Newtown, Drogheda |
€285.86 |
Louth |
Mount Avenue Dundalk |
€22,239.80 |
Meath |
Ratoath |
€890,617.17 |
Meath |
Farganstown, Navan |
€174,958.24 |
South Dublin |
Kilcarbery/Corkagh Grange |
€802,556.79 |
South Dublin |
Clonburris SDZ |
€2,439.50 |
South Dublin |
Adamstown |
€5,983,279.32 |
Waterford City and County Council |
Kilbarry |
€253,818.14 |
Westmeath |
Brawny Road, Athlone |
€60,000.00 |
Total |
|
€16,105,135.96 |