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Dáil

Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Kerry County Council and Turbary.

asked the Minister for Local Government and Public Health what was the cost of cutting and saving turf by the county council in the turbary belonging to Charles and Patrick Lovett in the townland of Coomclogharawn, Kilgarvan, County Kerry, in the year 1941; whether any of this turf has been disposed of, and, if so, what were the proceeds of the sale.

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Seán MacEntee Minister for Local Government and Public Health (Mr. MacEntee) Fianna Fáil

The total cost of cutting and saving turf by the Kerry County Council in the turbary belonging to Charles and Patrick Lovett in the townland of Coomclogharawn, Kilgarvan, in the year 1941 was £1,629 2s. 0d. Separate records of the weight of turf produced in each bog worked by the county council are not available. The proceeds of their total sales of turf to Fuel Importers, Limited, will cover the cost of production in the cases in question.

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