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Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 9 July 2024

Tuesday, 9 July 2024

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Aindrias Moynihan

Question:

852. Deputy Aindrias Moynihan asked the Minister for Rural and Community Development the number and details of funding drawn down for projects awarded under the outdoor recreation infrastructure scheme for the past five years in Cork County, in tabular form; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [29775/24]

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The Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme (ORIS) provides funding for the development and enhancement of outdoor recreational infrastructure such as walking trails, cycleways, water-based recreation sites and mountain trails. Since the launch of the scheme in 2016, funding of over €129 million has been awarded to 1,775 projects across the country. Over the last five years, funding of over €4.3 million has been approved for 73 projects in County Cork.

The table below outlines the details of funding drawn down for projects in County Cork since 2020. In total, funding of €2,860,200 has been claimed during this period.

Drawdown Year

Project Name

Grant Amount Claimed

2020

Beara Breifne Way

€156,000.00

2020

Youghal Eco-Boardwalk Phase 2

€500,000.00

2020

Béicín Walkway

€159,821.34

2020

Cobh Mall Beach Access

€15,780.53

2020

James O'Keeffe Walkway

€20,000.00

2021

Bolomore Way

€20,000.00

2021

Spike Island Costal Walking Route

€56,346.40

2021

Harbour View Beach Eco Walk

€15,607.44

2021

Ballinascarty to Timoleague Walkway

€13,280.00

2021

Avondhu Blackwater Way

€16,093.12

2021

The Warren Cliff Walk

€19,927.42

2021

Belgooly Walkway

€20,000.00

2021

Camden Fort Trail

€20,000.00

2021

Repairs and marketing of Moanbaun Woods

€8,638.21

2021

Island Wood

€20,000.00

2021

Mount Hillary Car Park and Picnic Area

€20,000.00

2021

Ballinascarthy Loop Walk

€19,571.00

2022

Castlefreke Trails

€14,837.83

2022

Fastnet Trails – Goleen Village

€17,542.34

2022

Spike Island Costal Walking Route

€93,869.60

2022

Repairs and marketing of Moanbaun Woods

€9,361.79

2022

Trails and Blueway development

€200,000.00

2022

Gallanes Walkway, Clonakilty

€82,825.43

2022

Glansheskin Woods, Kilworth

€20,000.00

2022

Analeentha Greenway

€20,000.00

2022

Kiskeam Walkway

€20,000.00

2022

Analeentha Greenway

€30,000.00

2023

Graball Bay

€20,000.00

2023

Carrigaline Beaches

€20,000.00

2023

Upgrade of the Avondhu Blackwater Way

€19,760.16

2023

Barnane Walking Trail

€200,000.00

2023

River Bandon

€18,417.64

2023

Slyguddal Pass

€20,000.00

2023

Marketing of recreation in the South & East Cork Area

€19,868.00

2023

Clonakilty SAC Birdwatching Enhancement Project

€18,492.44

2023

Feasibility Study - West Cork Blue Flag Beaches.

€20,911.23

2023

Ballingeary Trails

€12,180.60

2023

Dunmanway Trails

€19,815.81

2023

Gallanes Walkway, Clonakilty

€63,379.57

2023

Blue Pool Nature Reserve Upgrade

€493,748.36

2023

Old Butter road

€19,796.52

2023

Fastnet Trails - Link to Sheep’s Head Way

€5,558.09

2023

Knockananig

€28,452.26

2023

Bandon Walkway

€28,179.56

2023

Blackwater Way Knockananig

€11,304.02

2024

Upgrades to Duhallow Way, Clara Loop Walk & Paps Loop Walk

€30,000.00

2024

Upgrades to Bolomore Way,&James O Keeffe Walkway

€30,000.00

2024

Blackwater Way Knockananig

€15,307.17

2024

Clonakilty SAC Birdwatching Enhancement Project

€1,507.56

2024

Kiskeam Walking Trail

€30,000.00

2024

Beara Breifne Way

€54,202.50

2024

White Bay

€20,000.00

2024

Garryvoe

€29,816.10

Total

€2,860,200.04

Question No. 853 answered with Question No. 848.
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