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Waterford City and County Council’s Housing Delivery Action Plan 2022 – 2026Waterford City and County CouncilHousingWaterford City and County Council’s Housing Delivery Action Plan 2022 – 2026 provides a comprehensive overview of social and affordable housing delivery over the period of the plan.
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On Monday the 19th of February, 2024 the elected members of Louth County Council formally adopted the Louth Climate Action Plan (CAP) 2024 – 2029. This is a five year plan that sets out a pathway for Louth County to formally decarbonise. It deals with Climate Adaptation and...
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Deer Hunting Licences Issued by County 2023-2024 and Deer Shot 22/23HIGH VALUEDepartment of Housing, Local Government, and HeritageHousingDeer Hunting Licences Issued by County 2023-2024 and Deer Shot 22/23
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S42 Licences issued (Deer) and Returns for 2023 (Male and Female)Department of Housing, Local Government, and HeritageHousingS42 Licences issued (Deer) and Returns for 2023 (Male and Female)
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Interment registers of various County Kildare Municipal Burial Grounds from circa 1899-2007.
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Estates Taken in Charge by Kildare County Council up to the 6th of December 2024Kildare County CouncilTransportA PDF Document containing a list of all estates that have been taken in charge by Kildare County Council up to the 6th of December 2024.
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The Wonderful Barn
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An update on estates not Taken in Charge by Kildare County Council as at the 30th of June 2024.
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Financial wellbeing in Ireland: Financial literacy and inclusion in 2023Competition and Consumer Protection CommissionGovernmentThe Financial wellbeing in Ireland: Financial literacy and inclusion in 2023 report was submitted to the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) by Indecon International Consultants and is based on a national survey undertaken by Ipsos MRBI using an Organisation...
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The Fiscal Responsibility Act 2012 requires the Comptroller and Auditor General to report to Dáil Éireann with respect to the correctness of the sums brought to account by the Council Each year. This Chapter is the report for 2022.
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EconomyThis report provides an update on the governance, reporting arrangements and performance of the Ireland Apple escrow fund for 2022. The review also includes an update on the ruling of the General Court of the European Union and the appeal of the Court’s judgement.
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Accounts of the National Treasury Management Agency 2022Office of the Comptroller & Auditor GeneralEconomyThis report outlines the key functions of the National Treasury Management Agency and its performance in managing these functions during 2022. The report is prepared in accordance with section 12 of the NTMA Act 1990 (as amended).
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This report reviews trends in corporation tax losses, related verification work undertaken by Revenue and the use of data on corporation tax losses for planning and forecasting purposes.
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This report reviews Revenue’s controls over access to the Tax Debt Warehousing Scheme, management of the debt warehoused and compliance work undertaken.
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The report reviews Revenue’s controls over its property database, the accuracy of valuations declared and the timely collection of the tax from liable persons.
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Education and SportThis report summarises the factors giving rise to the accumulated National Training Fund surplus, and the progress made in the implementation of recommendations to reform the National Training Fund
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Health Service Executive funding and financial reportingOffice of the Comptroller & Auditor GeneralHealthHealth Service Executive funding is routed through the Department of Health. In 2022 there was a difference in the voted expenditure and determined amount. An update is provided on the Parliamentary Budget Office paper on the alignment of funding between the Vote and the HSE.
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This chapter examines the findings from an actuarial review of the Social Insurance Fund, including the projections for revenue and expenditure to 2076 and the assumptions used in that review.
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The chapter examines the trends in the value of overpayment debt raised by the Department of Social Protection, the processes to detect overpayments, staff compliance with internal guidance, and managing the debt of deceased claimants.
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This chapter examines the processes of the Dept. of Social Protection for the recovery of welfare overpayment debt, of which almost €500 million was outstanding in December 2022. It also examines the trends in the value of overpayments recovered or written off in recent years.
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