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The chapter gives an overview of the application of Circular 13/2014 to public bodies that provide funding to local authorities. The chapter also examines the disclosure requirements of local authorities in relation to the central government funding they receive.

Health 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.

The chapter provides an overview of funds flowing from central government to local authorities, and the purpose for which those funds have been provided including funding in relation to Covid-19 supports.

The chapter provides an overview of funds flowing from central government to local authorities, and the purpose for which those funds have been provided including funding in relation to Covid-19 supports.

This chapter reviews the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment’s oversight arrangements for the restart grant schemes. Around €633m was paid to businesses that self-declared eligibility for the scheme. Reviews of eligibility have not yet been completed.

Galway City was designated as the European City of Culture 2020. This reports examines the governance and oversight arrangements, the funding and the arrangements to evaluate the effectiveness of expenditure. Exchequer and local authority funding totalled 87%.

This is an annual report providing an overview of the funds flowing from and through central government sources to local authorities, and setting out the purposes for which the funds have been provided. It also provides an overview of the 2019 local property tax allocations.

This report examines issues relating to a grant scheme for the remediation of landfill sites including whether required risk assessments have taken place; the level of costs to date and projected future costs; and whether landfill operators are contributing appropriately.

This report reviews the forestry programme and its targets, and examines the outputs to date. Up to the end of 2018, there has been a consistent underspend on the Department’s forestry programme. Targets set in relation to the amount of land forested and the proportion that is broadleaf under the programme have not been met.

This report presents an overview of Ireland’s expenditure on ODA and outlines funding provided since 2012 in response to the humanitarian situation in Syria. The report also describes the control framework established by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to ensure that humanitarian funding reaches the intended recipients and is spent for the purposes intended.