Deputy Murnane O'Connor will conclude. I am going by a list in front of me. I will let the Deputy in but I was not informed of her question. I need co-operation from Deputies. That was not evident earlier this week. This is the last question.

The weatherproofing and outdoor dining infrastructure scheme, a capital grants scheme, is meant to upgrade and enhance street and public spaces. The closing date for the scheme was last Friday. This scheme is important for the hospitality sector and tourism throughout the country. Carlow County Council has identified two suitable locations, one in Carlow town and one in the rural town of Borris. My understanding is that Fáilte Ireland will be working closely with local authorities, but what is the timescale on that? When will the grant be paid? I ask that there is no reduction in funding. The grant was up to €200,000 and Carlow County Council applied for €195,000. I ask that there is no reduction.

I understand exactly where the Deputy is coming from. We want to improve our outdoor facilities so we can enjoy a safe outdoor summer. Everything from playgrounds and play areas to public spaces and hospitality venues should be able to operate outdoors. The grant is administered by Fáilte Ireland, which is under the remit of the Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Deputy Catherine Martin. I am not really sure what the answers to the Deputy's questions are, but they are valid questions and I will make sure they are passed on to the Minister. I will ask her to respond to the Deputy directly.