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Dáil Éireann díospóireacht -
Tuesday, 30 Sep 2003

Vol. 571 No. 1

Written Answers. - Sports Capital Programme.

Finian McGrath

Ceist:

770 Mr. F. McGrath asked the Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism if the 5th Port of Dublin Sea Scout Group, Crows Nest, Bull Island, Dollymount, Dublin 3, can be assisted towards provid ing the maximum grant under the sports capital programme (details supplied). [19667/03]

The national lottery funded sports capital programme, which is administered by my Department, allocates funding to sporting and community organisations at local, regional and national level throughout the country.

All applications under the 2003 sports capital programme were evaluated by my Department in accordance with the assessment criteria for the programme published in the guidelines, terms and conditions document which accompanied the application form for the programme. Following completion of the evaluation of the applications received by my Department under the programme, I announced provisional grant allocations on 25 July and 29 August last.

The application in question was unsuccessful and a letter advising the organisation accordingly together with a copy of the assessment carried out on the application, including any specific reasons for the application being unsuccessful, was issued to the organisation on 6 August 2003.

It is open to the organisation, should it wish to do so and should it have a project which satisfies the terms and conditions of the programme, to submit an application to the 2004 sports capital programme when that scheme is publicly advertised.

John Perry

Ceist:

771 Mr. Perry asked the Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism further to Parliamentary Question No. 200 of 25 June 2003, the progress made on the application for funding by a person (details supplied) in County Leitrim; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [19883/03]

The national lottery funded sports capital programme, which is administered by my Department, allocates funding to sporting and community organisations at local, regional and national level throughout the country.

All applications under the 2003 sports capital programme were evaluated by my Department in accordance with the assessment criteria for the programme published in the guidelines, terms and conditions document which accompanied the application form for the programme. Following completion of the evaluation of the applications received by my Department under the programme, I announced provisional grant allocations on 25 July and 29 August last.

The application in question was unsuccessful and a letter advising the organisation accordingly together with a copy of the assessment carried out on the application, including any specific reasons for the application being unsuccessful, was issued to the organisation on 5 August 2003.

It is open to the organisation, should it wish to do so and should it have a project which satisfies the terms and conditions of the programme, to submit an application to the 2004 sports capital programme when that scheme is publicly advertised.

Michael Ring

Ceist:

772 Mr. Ring asked the Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism the number of applications for funding under the sports capital programme 2003 which were received, on a county basis; the number of these applications which were successful in getting funding; and the details of all the unsuccessful applicants and the amounts they had requested, on a county basis.

The national lottery funded sports capital programme, which is administered by my Department, allocates funding to sporting and community organisations at local, regional and national level throughout the country.

The programme is advertised on an annual basis. The 2003 sports capital programme was advertised in the national newspapers on 23 and 24 March 2003. The closing date for receipt of applications was 25 April. A total of 1,337 applications were received before the closing date.

All applications under the 2003 sports capital programme were evaluated by my Department in accordance with the assessment criteria for the programme published in the guidelines, terms and conditions document which accompanied the application form for the programme. Following completion of the evaluation of the applications received by my Department under the programme, I announced provisional grant allocations totalling over €52.8 million on 25 July and 29 August last.

A breakdown of the number of applications by county, including the numbers successful and unsuccessful follows, as is a listing of all the unsuccessful applicants and the amount of funding each requested; in the case of the latter information where the amount requested is blank this indicates that the applicant did not specify an amount on their application to my Department.

Sports Capital Programme 2003 – Summary of Applications received by County

County

No. of Applications

No. of Grantees

No. Unsuccessful

Carlow

23

8

15

Cavan

30

8

22

Clare

42

21

21

Cork

157

68

89

Donegal

69

24

45

Dublin

192

103

89

Galway

81

34

47

Kerry

86

48

38

Kildare

44

24

20

Kilkenny

36

21

15

Laois

23

18

5

Leitrim

25

8

17

Limerick

66

29

37

Longford

29

7

22

Louth

42

23

19

Mayo

51

21

30

Meath

31

20

11

County

No. of Applications

No. of Grantees

No. Unsuccessful

Monaghan

27

9

18

Offaly

31

18

13

Roscommon

33

11

22

Sligo

28

12

16

Tipperary

51

24

27

Waterford

34

16

18

Westmeath

28

13

15

Wexford

46

19

27

Wicklow

32

10

22

Total

1,337

617

720

Sports Capital Programme 2003
Unsuccessful Applicants and Amounts Requested

Lir Sub Aqua Club

100,000

Lucan Boat Club

560,000

Mountwood Fitzgerald Park Community Development Project

3,219,439

3rd Carlow Borris Scout Group

4,725

Borris Town Hall Committee

31,164

Bunclody Amenities Ltd.

150,000

Carlow Karate Club

5,600

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