asked the Minister for Finance the total amount of ground rent paid by each Department to ground landlords, other than the State, on property owned by the State; and if he will state the names of the recipients of the ten largest current payments so derived together with the amount in each case.
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Ground Rents.
53.
The reply is in the form of a tabular statement which, with your permission, a Cheann Comhairle, I propose to have circulated with the official report.
Following is the statement:—
Ground Rents:
|
Department or Office |
Annual Payment |
|
£ |
|
|
Office of Public Works |
13,301.15 |
|
Posts and Telegraphs |
3,283.88 |
|
Defence |
1,895.04 |
|
Education |
100.00 |
|
Justice |
6.30 |
|
Land Commission |
1.13 |
The recipients of the ten largest payments in respect of ground rents and the yearly amounts are as follows:—
|
£ |
|
|
1. Ballincollig Holdings |
1,135.16 |
|
2. Pembroke Estate |
1,118.17 |
|
3. Dublin Corporation |
1,095.61 |
|
4. Robert Leycester |
821.54 |
|
5. Bankfield Estates |
448.42 |
|
6. Trinity College, Dublin |
390.00 |
|
7. Lyster V. Burroughs Estate |
375.00 |
|
8. Convent of Mercy, Limerick |
373.57 |
|
9. Walter Sweetman Estate |
330.27 |
|
10. Lord Ardee |
320.00 |