Léim ar aghaidh chuig an bpríomhábhar
Gnáthamharc

Dáil Éireann díospóireacht -
Tuesday, 15 Apr 1980

Vol. 319 No. 6

Written Answers. - Local Authority Housing Moneys.

302.

asked the Minister for the Environment the capital moneys that were applied for by each local housing authority for 1980 for (a) housing construction, and (b) housing finance; (i) loans, (ii) low rise mortgages; and the sums granted in each category.

Following is the information:

Housing Authority

Local authority housing construction

House purchase loans, improvement loans, & low-rise mortgages

Amount applied for

Amount allocated

Amount allocated

£

£

£

County Councils

Carlow

899,700

630,000

600,000

Cavan

651,200

280,000

700,000

Clare

1,864,650

1,450,000

350,000

Cork (North)

817,000

740,000

2,200,000

Cork (South)

3,008,300

1,600,000

Cork (West)

509,404

380,000

Donegal

3,929,710

1,850,000

900,000

Dublin

20,980,432

11,150,000

2,100,000

Galway

2,719,000

1,480,000

800,000

Kerry

2,690,000

2,300,000

900,000

Kildare

1,858,008

1,600,000

1,200,000

Kilkenny

1,389,300

980,000

1,000,000

Laois

1,946,500

1,380,000

850,000

Leitrim

683,006

570,000

300,000

Limerick

2,338,900

2,050,000

1,100,000

Longford

855,457

500,000

400,000

Louth

506,600

475,000

600,000

Mayo

2,941,700

2,100,000

1,850,000

Meath

1,348,361

1,070,000

1,400,000

Monaghan

502,270

380,000

650,000

Offaly

1,158,467

860,000

750,000

Roscommon

962,607

830,000

850,000

Sligo

598,500

250,000

400,000

Tipperary N.R.

1,105,755

520,000

450,000

Tipperary S.R.

1,379,000

980,000

500,000

Waterford

671,500

600,000

700,000

Westmeath

673,400

490,000

1,250,000

Wexford

2,603,900

1,660,000

900,000

Wicklow

2,263,495

1,470,000

600,000

County Borough Corporations

Cork

7,120,000

6,300,000

700,000

Dublin

47,003,000

32,000,000

3,250,000

Limerick

2,831,500

2,200,000

120,000

Waterford

1,415,877

1,350,000

300,000

Urban District Councils and Borough Corporations

Arklow

261,200

225,000

Nil

Athlone

112,972

100,000

100,000

Athy

159,886

135,000

Nil

Ballina

164,950

135,000

Nil

Ballinasloe

229,815

150,000

Nil

Birr

152,550

100,000

Nil

Bray

95,508

75,000

90,000

Buncrana

117,400

80,000

Nil

Bundoran

167,000

145,000

Nil

Carlow

734,903

640,000

Nil

Carrickmacross

200,000

Nil

Carrick-on-Suir

232,697

150,000

Nil

Cashel

502,073

52,000

Nil

Castlebar

150,000

120,000

Nil

Castleblayney

25,391

25,000

Nil

Cavan

123,000

90,000

Nil

Ceanannus Mor

88,153

60,000

Nil

Clonakilty

Nil

Nil

Clones

175,000

45,000

Nil

Clonmel

411,300

340,000

40,000

Cobh

203,358

110,000

Nil

Drogheda

1,548,943

1,070,000

250,000

Dundalk

1,536,881

950,000

450,000

Dungarvan

109,200

95,000

Nil

Dun Laoghaire

2,542,100

2,150,000

25,000

Ennis

981,400

520,000

Nil

Enniscorthy

576,911

420,00

Nil

Fermoy

Nil

Nil

Galway

1,415,979

1,030,000

10,000

Kilkenny

632,500

510,000

35,000

Killarney

238,636

210,000

Nil

Kilrush

261,338

215,000

Nil

Kinsale

230,031

180,000

Nil

Letterkenny

299,733

225,000

Nil

Listowel

40,600

40,000

Nil

Longford

20,000

16,000

Nil

Macroom

111,567

90,000

Nil

Mallow

324,895

250,000

Nil

Midleton

Nil

Monaghan

9,120

9,000

Nil

Naas

217,000

215,000

Nil

Navan

Nil

Nil

Nenagh

316,550

230,000

Nil

New Ross

480,000

315,000

Nil

Skibbereen

Nil

Nil

Sligo

973,565

750,000

90,000

Templemore

200,000

150,000

Nil

Thurles

Nil

Nil

Tipperary

609,690

470,000

Nil

Tralee

927,000

800,000

Nil

Trim

16,500

13,500

Nil

Tullamore

474,524

375,000

Nil

Westport

53,760

45,000

Nil

Wexford

422,500

250,000

80,000

Wicklow

50,487

45,000

Nil

Youghal

582,435

490,000

Nil

Notes:

1. The figures for local authority housing construction relate to the amounts sought and allocated to finance commitments on hands of housing authorities at 31 December 1980. Further allocations may be made to authorities throughout 1980 to finance additional starts. However, in the case of Dublin Corporation and Dublin County Council, the figures relate to the amounts sought and allocated for both commitments and new works in 1980.

2. A separate allocation is not made for local authority house purchase loans and low-rise mortgages. The allocation made also provides for the payment of reconstruction loans and supplementary grants.

In October 1979 local authorities provided estimates of their 1980 requirements in respect of these loans and grants. However, in January 1980 the loan and income limits applying to these schemes were substantially increased. In these circumstances, it was felt that the authorities' original estimates were no longer valid and an initial allocation in respect of the six-month period ending on 30 June next and based on authorities' expenditure in the second half of 1979 was made to each authority.

Barr
Roinn