Dáil Éireann Debate, Wednesday - 17 September 2025
964. Deputy Peter 'Chap' Cleere asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine the value of payments in 2024 under the complementary redistributive income support for sustainability scheme, by county; the total number of farmers paid in each county; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [48761/25]
View answerThe Complementary Redistributive Income Support for Sustainability (CRISS) is a new scheme, introduced in 2023. It is designed to redistribute CAP funds from larger farms to medium and smaller sized farms. CRISS is paid to all active farmers on their first 30 hectares.
The table below shows the value of payments for the 2024 Scheme year paid under the Complementary Redistributive Income support for Sustainability Scheme (CRISS), by county and the total number of farmers paid in each county.
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2024 Scheme Year CRISS Payment |
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COUNTY |
NUM PAID |
CRISS TOTAL |
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CARLOW |
1,552 |
€1,637,648.19 |
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CAVAN |
4,637 |
€4,363,035.29 |
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CLARE |
5,869 |
€6,060,751.70 |
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CORK |
12,201 |
€12,992,025.29 |
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DONEGAL |
8,443 |
€8,221,495.78 |
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DUBLIN |
557 |
€584,382.07 |
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GALWAY |
11,475 |
€10,893,322.09 |
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KERRY |
7,361 |
€7,778,168.38 |
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KILDARE |
1,979 |
€2,036,143.70 |
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KILKENNY |
3,159 |
€3,430,001.42 |
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LAOIS |
2,739 |
€2,860,775.69 |
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LEITRIM |
3,354 |
€3,260,767.45 |
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LIMERICK |
4,790 |
€4,953,194.72 |
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LONGFORD |
2,317 |
€2,224,034.81 |
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LOUTH |
1,414 |
€1,332,055.08 |
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MAYO |
10,942 |
€10,303,146.38 |
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MEATH |
3,577 |
€3,626,745.95 |
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MONAGHAN |
3,823 |
€3,334,729.82 |
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OFFALY |
2,809 |
€2,973,276.70 |
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ROSCOMMON |
5,476 |
€5,293,194.98 |
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SLIGO |
3,786 |
€3,554,467.40 |
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TIPPERARY |
6,430 |
€6,954,865.49 |
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WATERFORD |
2,224 |
€2,395,978.09 |
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WESTMEATH |
2,907 |
€2,991,731.78 |
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WEXFORD |
3,820 |
€3,983,633.95 |
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WICKLOW |
2,052 |
€2,216,151.58 |
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119,693 |
€120,255,723.78 |
