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Dáil Éireann díospóireacht -
Tuesday, 9 Mar 1999

Vol. 501 No. 6

Written Answers. - Sports Capital Programme.

Ceist:

374 Mr. Hayes asked the Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation if he has received an application for funding under the sports capital programme from the Firhouse Community and Leisure Club; his views on this proposal; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [6759/99]

An application for funding under the Sports Capital Programme has been received from the group in question. This is one of almost 1,900 applications which have been received and it will consider when the grant allocations for 1999 are being made, in accordance with the criteria for awarding such grants as set out in the terms and conditions of the new programme.

Given the large number of applications received and the level of work involved in evaluating them, I do not expect to be in a position to make final announcements on the 1999 round of grant allocations for some time yet.

Nora Owen

Ceist:

375 Mrs. Owen asked the Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation the status of an application by a club (details supplied) in County Dublin for a sports capital grant for a project it intends to carry out to serve hundreds of young members; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [6838/99]

Deirdre Clune

Ceist:

376 Ms Clune asked the Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation when an application for funding submitted by sports clubs (details supplied) in County Cork will be processed. [6970/99]

Austin Currie

Ceist:

391 Mr. Currie asked the Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation if funding will be granted under the sports capital programme to a club (details supplied) in County Dublin. [7066/99]

I propose to take Questions Nos. 375, 376 and 391 together.

Applications for financial assistance under the Sports Capital Programme have been received from the groups in question. These are among almost 1,900 applications which have been received and which will be considered when the grant allocations for 1999 are being made in accordance with the criteria for awarding such grants as set out in the terms and conditions of the new programme.

Given the large number of applications received and the level of work involved in evaluating them, I do not expect to be in a position to make final announcements on the 1999 round of grant allocations for some time yet.

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