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Ireland

National Contact Points

Gerry FINN
BMW Regional Assembly
The square Ballaghaderreen
Co. Roscommon
Ireland

Phone : + 353 949862970 
Fax : + 353 949862973
E-mail : gfinn@bmwassembly.ie

Stephen BLAIR
Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly   
Southern & Eastern Assembly House
31, O'Connell Street
IRL - Waterford
Ireland

Phone : + 353 51860700
E-mail : sblair@seregassembly.ie

 

First Level Control Requirements

Ireland has chosen a centralised control system. Expenditure of project partners from Ireland will thus have to be checked and confirmed by one of the following body :

Control Body 1 (Southern & Eastern Region)
Southern & Eastern Regional Assembly
Assembly House,
Michael Buckley
O’Connell Street,
Waterford,

Phone : +353-51-860700
Fax : +353-51-879887
E-mail : mbuckley@seregassembly.ie

Control Body 2 (Border Midland & Western Region)
Border Midland & Western Regional Assembly
Joe Flynn
The Square,
Ballaghaderreen,
Co. Roscommon,
Ireland.

Phone : +353-94-9862970
Fax : +353-94-9862973
Email : jflynn@bmwassembly.ie

Project Partners will be controlled by the Regional Assembly from the region in which they are located.

Project partners will be invoiced by the Regional Assemblies for the actual costs of carrying out the First Level Control. The cost will be calculated based on a per diem rate based on the salaries of the two officers, together with appropriate travel and subsistence rates applying to the Regional Assemblies in Ireland. The costs resulting from the control can be reported as eligible project costs in compliance with the relevant EU-regulations and programme rules. Each applicant is advised to allow for €500 per payment claim and an additional €750 for one control visit during the lifetime of the project. [For example if a project has twice yearly payment claims over a three year cycle, the applicant would be advised to provide for control costs of €3750 (€500 x 2 claims x 3 years +€750)].

 

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