Interim Commonage Management Plans

Commonage farmers who joined either GLAS 1 or GLAS 2 made a commitment to participate in a commonage management plan. As part of their GLAS contract these farmers are required to have reached their minimum stocking level by the end of 2016. To do this, it is obvious that these farmers must know what the minimum stock requirement is. To achieve this and to facilitate the release of the the GLAS payment for 2016 the commonage advisor must prepare and submit an Interim Commonage Management Plan. 

This plan will set out the minimum stock numbers that must be held by each GLAS participant by the end of 2016. The other issues relating to maximum stock numbers and management issues such as burning, dumping, seasonal patterns of grazing, invasive species and supplementary feeding will be decided by the full set of GLAS participants (including GLAS 3 applicants) in 2017. 

The interim plan must be signed by each GLAS participant and submitted by the end of October 2016. If this is done the GLAS payment for 2016 will follow within 4- 6 weeks. If the form is not submitted no GLAS payments will issue to any of the participants. If an individual farmer fails to sign the form then no payment will be made to that farmer in 2016.

Due to the very short period of time available, this is going to be very difficult for advisors to manage. The closing date is only 13 days away, it is impossible for us or for  most other advisors to visit each farmer individually to get the interim plan signed. For this reason we are inviting farmers to come into the office to sign up to their plan. The office will be open until 8:00 pm each evening from tomorrow Wednesday October 19th until Thursday October 28th. The office will be closed on Monday October 24th to allow us to hold a clinic in Peacockes Hotel in Maam Cross.

Fergal Monaghan and Thady O Brien will be in Peacockes from 11:00 am until 9:00 pm. Unfortunately due to time constraints if you are unable to attend in Peacockes then you will have to come into Claregalway. Whether you meet us in Maam or at our offices please try to come in early in the day as we anticipate significant queues in the evenings. Payment for the Commonage Management Plan is now due. The amount outstanding must be settled before the interim plan can be signed. 

P.S. There is no need to book an appointment nor do you need to bring anything with you.

The link below will allow you to see a copy of the letter sent by the Dept. of Agriculture to individual advisors informing them of what is now required. 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1U6Mi7IC789emg5RkVHVVFkS2c/view?usp=sharing

Press Release on Interim Commonage Plans 

27 September 2016

CREED ANNOUNCES INTERIM ARRANGEMENTS FOR COMMONAGE MANAGEMENT PLANS UNDER GLAS

The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed T.D. today announced his Department is putting arrangements in place to provide for the submission of interim Commonage Management Plans by the end of October 2016. 

“In order to maximise the numbers of GLAS participants included under the final Commonage Management Plan process my Department is putting arrangements in place to provide for the submission of interim Commonage Management Plans by the end of October 2016. This process will ensure that payments can issue to all eligible GLAS participants at the same time later this year” said Minister Creed.

 The Scheme provides for maximum basic payment of €5,000 per annum to participants on the basis of the range and quantity of environmental actions they deliver as part of their GLAS plan. On the basis of the commitments made by participants under the first two tranches of the Scheme, Commonage Management Plans will be prepared for a significant number of commonages nationally. 

“The Green, Low-Carbon, Agri-Environment Scheme (GLAS) launched in 2015 has been a major success with over 38,000 applicants approved for participation in the first two tranches of the Scheme. This represents the highest number of applicants ever approved for participation in an agri-environment scheme in a single year. It has also been extremely successful in the range of actions undertaken by participants in the five year scheme.” concluded Minister Creed. ENDS

GLAS 3

One topic that has recurred again and again at our Commonage meetings is the continuing belief that AEOS participants can see out their contracts and then join GLAS. This is incorrect, of course farmers can see out their AEOS contract but they if they choose to do this they must appreciate that the last opportunity to join GLAS will be this Autumn and their decision to stick with AEOS means they will have missed the boat. If you do not join GLAS this Autumn there will be no scheme available to you when your AEOS contract finishes.

Lets look at the impact of this on participants in AEOS 1, 2 & 3 respectively. 

AEOS 1 participants joined that scheme in the summer of 2010, they got a contract running until the end of 2016. They will be finishing that contract this year and can have a seam less transition into GLAS. 

AEOS 2 participants joined that scheme in 2011 and have a contract that will run until the end of 2017, if they stay in AEOS they will lose out on upto €25,000 in GLAS for the sake of a maximum of €4,000 in AEOS.

AEOS 3 participants who choose to stay in that scheme will be opting for a maximum payout in AEOS of €8,000 in preference to upto €25,000 in GLAS. 

Obviously this is a decision for the individual farmer and there may well be other reasons that may  be relevant to them. But from a financial perspective this is a no brainer, if you do not join GLAS this time around the door will have closed on that scheme and you may have to wait for many years before another agri - environment scheme becomes available.

On a separate note we are continuing to make good progress on completing commonage fieldwork. A list of the commonages that we deal with is given below. Of the remaining sites most are commonages with GLAS 2 applicants only and which were only allocated to us in the last few weeks. It remains our intention to have all of these completed  before the end of September. 

County	Commonage	Status
Clare	Coastal
Galway	Courhoor	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Maw	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Cloughaunard
Galway	Doon	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Fahy
Galway	Ballyconneely
Galway	Ardkyle	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Lettergesh East	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Lettergesh East	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Toombeola
Galway	Murvey	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Cuilleen
Galway	Glynsk	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Letterdeskert
Galway	Ardmore	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Callowfinish	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Kilkieran	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Letterpibrum	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Shannawirra	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Kylesalia	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Loughaconeera	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Glennagevlagh	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Crumlin East	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Dooghta	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Ballyweeaun	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Boocaun	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Glentrasna	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Lettermore	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Lugganaffrin	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Shanvally	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Halfcarton	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Knockadav	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Oorid	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Shannavarra	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Turlough	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Turlough	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Camus Oughter	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Kinvarra	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Bealadangan	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Bealadangan	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Lettercallow	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Lettermore	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Maumeen	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Barraderry	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Carrowroe North	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Carraroe North	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Carrowroe West	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Clynagh	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Derrynea	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Keeraunbeg	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Muckanaghederdauhaulia	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Ballynahown North	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Cartronlahan	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Inveran	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Knockadoagh	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Minna	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Minna	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Tully	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Bovroughaun	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Cornarona	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Loughaunbeg	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Shannapheasteen	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Shannapheasteen	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Shannapheasteen	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Boliska Eighter
Galway	Killagoola	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Newtown	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Oghery	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Billymore Or Carrowntober	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Cloghermore	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Cloghermore	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Lettercraffroe	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Maghera More	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Rushveala	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Shannadullaghaun	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Callownamuck
Galway	Gortacarnaun	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Ower
Galway	Derryloughan East
Galway	Coldwood Or Foorkill	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Turloughmore Common	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Addergoole	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Annaghdown	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Barranny	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Coteenty	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Coteenty	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Beagh More	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Big Island	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Cloghaun	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Kilbeg	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Gortnagleav	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Kilnagappagh	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Cullenagh	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Cullenagh	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Derrybrien East	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Derrybrien East	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Knockauncarragh	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Keelderry	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Carrigeen East	Fieldwork Complete
Galway	Carrigeen West	Fieldwork Complete
Mayo	Glencally	Fieldwork Complete
Mayo	Erriff	Fieldwork Complete
Mayo	Letterass	Fieldwork Complete
Mayo	Lettermaglinskin	Fieldwork Complete
Wicklow	Brockagh	Fieldwork Complete
Wicklow	Seven Churches	Fieldwork Complete
Wicklow	Cullentragh Big	Fieldwork Complete
Sligo	Farranaharpy
Tipperary	Curreeny

Cork 2.0 Declaration

The original Cork Declaration was made 20 years ago, from it developed the Pillar 2 of the Common Agricultural Policy and a realisation that Direct Payments to agriculture had to go beyond the production related payments that had existed up until then. The result in Ireland was the roll out of schemes like REPS, Disadvantaged Areas Scheme, AEOS, GLAS and TAMS etc. Twenty years on from that date it was felt that this original vision needed to be updated and that a new declaration was needed to guide the development of Rural development Policies in the years ahead. 

It was for this reason that the EU Commission organised the Cork 2.0 conference on September 5th & 6th. Over 300 delegates from all 28 member states, from the EU Commission and with observers from China and the United States attended. The delegates included Farmers, Farmer Representative Organisations, Farm Advisors, Industry Representatives, Ministry of Agriculture Officals, Diplomats and Politicians. I was delighted to be asked to attend, I must stress that it is rare for me to be in such distinguished company.

A very significant number of delegates were from the UK and they made a considerable contribution, Brexit was hardly mentioned even by the UKIP MEP Stuart Agnew, although his opinions on addressing the causes of climate change as opposed to adapting to the impacts of Climate change did not engender much in the way of support. That aside the gathering was workmanlike, positive and productive. 

It would be impossible for me to address all of the many issues that were discussed at the conference but  some of the points that stood out for me include;

• The need to add value rather that just quantity  to production systmens
• The need to reconnect the consumer particularly the urban consumer with the food producer,
• The value of the public goods produced by farmers, e.g. biodiversity, landscape resilience should be considered in the development of RDP policy.
• Financial Instruments to support RDP policy, particularly the use of loan guarantees and subsidised interest rates as a support mechanism for rural development is likely to grow considerably in the future.
• That overall funding in the future will be less, but that it should be better focused and that bottom up initiatives and results based programs are the way ahead. My reading of this is that capital schemes like TAMS could well be replaced with low interest loans and that catch all schemes like GLAS have had their day but we will wait and see.  

My overall impression was positive but I believe the next CAP will be very different and that every one involved in agriculture or in rural development will have to adapt to a radical change in policy direction. There will be new opportunities and some of them may well be far better than those that currently exist but I would temper this with a warning that there will be losers as well as winners. 

You can read the entire declaration by following the link below. 

http://ec.europa.eu/agriculture/events/2016/rural-development/cork-declaration-2-0_en.pdf



Fergal Monaghan

Almost there

We will complete the last of the sheep commonages by next week. Overall we have now completed fieldwork on 90.83% of the commonages that have been assigned to us. With the completion of three sites currently in progress we will reach approx 96% of our assigned area by the end of next week.

An intensive round of meetings with farmers on sheep commonages will commence late next week with a view to having all commonage sheep farmers informed of their minimum stocking requirements in advance of the sales. 

C164L1A	Clare	Coastal
G10222A	Galway	Maw
G10312A	Galway	Cloughaunard
G10315A	Galway	Doon
G10318B	Galway	Fahy
G10602B	Galway	Ballyconneely
G10802a	Galway	Ardkyle	Fieldwork Complete
G10917B	Galway	Lettergesh East	Fieldwork Complete
G10917C	Galway	Lettergesh East	Fieldwork Complete
G11307A	Galway	Murvey	Fieldwork Complete
G11409A	Galway	Cuilleen
G11413A	Galway	Glynsk	Fieldwork Complete
G11501A	Galway	Ardmore	Fieldwork Complete
G11506A	Galway	Callowfinish	Fieldwork Complete
G11516A	Galway	Kilkieran	In Progress
G11520A	Galway	Letterpibrum	Fieldwork Complete
G11523A	Galway	Shannawirra	Fieldwork Complete
G11615A	Galway	Kylesalia	Fieldwork Complete
G11616A	Galway	Loughaconeera	Fieldwork Complete
G12005A	Galway	Glennagevlagh	Fieldwork Complete
G12213A	Galway	Crumlin East	Fieldwork Complete
G12214A	Galway	Dooghta	Fieldwork Complete
G12309B	Galway	Ballyweeaun	Fieldwork Complete
G12310A	Galway	Boocaun	Fieldwork Complete
G12502A	Galway	Glentrasna	In Progress
G12506A	Galway	Lettermore	Fieldwork Complete
G12507A	Galway	Lugganaffrin	Fieldwork Complete
G12511A	Galway	Shanvally	Fieldwork Complete
G12607A	Galway	Glencoh
G12616A	Galway	Knockadav	Fieldwork Complete
G12617A	Galway	Oorid	Fieldwork Complete
G12621A	Galway	Shannavarra	Fieldwork Complete
G12623A	Galway	Turlough	Fieldwork Complete
G12623B	Galway	Turlough	Fieldwork Complete
G12702A	Galway	Camus Oughter	Fieldwork Complete
G12705A	Galway	Kinvarra	Fieldwork Complete
G12802A	Galway	Bealadangan	Fieldwork Complete
G12802B	Galway	Bealadangan	Fieldwork Complete
G12815A	Galway	Lettercallow	Fieldwork Complete
G12816B	Galway	Lettermore	Fieldwork Complete
G12915A	Galway	Maumeen	Fieldwork Complete
G13001A	Galway	Barraderry	Fieldwork Complete
G13002A	Galway	Carrowroe North	Fieldwork Complete
G13002b	Galway	Carraroe North	Fieldwork Complete
G13004A	Galway	Carrowroe West	Fieldwork Complete
G13005B	Galway	Clynagh	Fieldwork Complete
G13006A	Galway	Derrynea	Fieldwork Complete
G13014B	Galway	Keeraunbeg	Fieldwork Complete
G13016a	Galway	Muckanaghederdauhaulia	Fieldwork Complete
G13102A	Galway	Ballynahown North	Fieldwork Complete
G13107A	Galway	Cartronlahan	Fieldwork Complete
G13113A	Galway	Inveran	Fieldwork Complete
G13116A	Galway	Knockadoagh	Fieldwork Complete
G13117A	Galway	Minna	Fieldwork Complete
G13117B	Galway	Minna	Fieldwork Complete
G13120B	Galway	Tully	Fieldwork Complete
G13202A	Galway	Bovroughaun	Fieldwork Complete
G13204A	Galway	Cornarona	Fieldwork Complete
G13209A	Galway	Loughaunbeg	Fieldwork Complete
G13210B	Galway	Shannapheasteen	Fieldwork Complete
G13210C	Galway	Shannapheasteen	Fieldwork Complete
G13210D	Galway	Shannapheasteen	Fieldwork Complete
G13303A	Galway	Boliska Eighter
G13508A	Galway	Killagoola	Fieldwork Complete
G13514B	Galway	Newtown	Fieldwork Complete
G13515B	Galway	Oghery	Fieldwork Complete
G13610A	Galway	Billymore Or Carrowntober	Fieldwork Complete
G13621A	Galway	Cloghermore	Fieldwork Complete
G13621B	Galway	Cloghermore	Fieldwork Complete
G13659a	Galway	Lettercraffroe	Fieldwork Complete
G13662A	Galway	Maghera More	Fieldwork Complete
G13678A	Galway	Rushveala	Fieldwork Complete
G13681A	Galway	Shannadullaghaun	Fieldwork Complete
G13712A	Galway	Gortacarnaun	Fieldwork Complete
G13728A	Galway	Ower
G14702A	Galway	Coldwood Or Foorkill	Fieldwork Complete
G15901A	Galway	Addergoole	Fieldwork Complete
G15904A	Galway	Annaghdown	Fieldwork Complete
G15907a	Galway	Barranny	Fieldwork Complete
G15913A	Galway	Coteenty	Fieldwork Complete
G15913C	Galway	Coteenty	Fieldwork Complete
G16902A	Galway	Beagh More	Fieldwork Complete
G25301A	Galway	Big Island	Fieldwork Complete
G28106A	Galway	Cloghaun	Fieldwork Complete
G28117A	Galway	Kilbeg	Fieldwork Complete
G28212A	Galway	Gortnagleav	Fieldwork Complete
G28216A	Galway	Kilnagappagh	Fieldwork Complete
G28713A	Galway	Drumkeary East
G28807A	Galway	Cullenagh
G28807B	Galway	Cullenagh	Fieldwork Complete
G28901a	Galway	Derrybrien East
G28901b	Galway	Derrybrien East
G29106A	Galway	Knockauncarragh	Fieldwork Complete
G30106A	Galway	Keelderry	Fieldwork Complete
G31304a	Galway	Carrigeen East	Fieldwork Complete
G31305A	Galway	Carrigeen West	Fieldwork Complete
P22709A	Mayo	Glencally	Fieldwork Complete
P23303A	Mayo	Erriff	Fieldwork Complete
P23307A	Mayo	Letterass	Fieldwork Complete
P23309A	Mayo	Lettermaglinskin	Fieldwork Complete
Z11401A	Wicklow	Brockagh	Fieldwork Complete
Z11402A	Wicklow	Seven Churches	In progress
Z13408A	Wicklow	Carrigoona East
Z13409A	Wicklow	Carrigoona West
Z13615A	Wicklow	Cullentragh Big	Fieldwork Complete

Rhododendron establishing on a mountain commonage.

Progress on the assessment of commonages is continuing at a rapid pace. We remain confident about completing the sheep farming commonages by the end of next week and the remaining cattle commonages very early in September. The importance of these field assessments cannot be underestimated.

On site after site issues such as internal fencing, invasive species, uneven grazing distribution and incorrect boundaries have been found. None of these create impossible difficulties and a range of management responses have been prepared for the relevant shareholders to consider. WIthout a thorough field assessment this just would not be possible.

The shareholder meetings have already begun and the level of engagement by the shareholders on these commonage issues has to date been very positive. Our progress on sites for which we have been approved is shown below, if the fieldwork for you commonage has not been completed yet rest assured that we are treating the remaining sites as our top priority and that we will be moving to the next stage of the process on all sites in September. 

You can check on the status of the commonages that you are involved in

C164L1A	Clare	Coastal
G10222A	Galway	Maw
G10312A	Galway	Cloughaunard
G10315A	Galway	Doon
G10318B	Galway	Fahy
G10602B	Galway	Ballyconneely
G10802a	Galway	Ardkyle	Fieldwork Complete
G10917B	Galway	Lettergesh East	Fieldwork Complete
G10917C	Galway	Lettergesh East	Fieldwork Complete
G11307A	Galway	Murvey	Fieldwork Complete
G11409A	Galway	Cuilleen
G11413A	Galway	Glynsk	Fieldwork Complete
G11501A	Galway	Ardmore	Fieldwork Complete
G11506A	Galway	Callowfinish	In Progress
G11516A	Galway	Kilkieran	In Progress
G11520A	Galway	Letterpibrum	In Progress
G11523A	Galway	Shannawirra	In Progress
G11615A	Galway	Kylesalia	Fieldwork Complete
G11616A	Galway	Loughaconeera	Fieldwork Complete
G12005A	Galway	Glennagevlagh	Fieldwork Complete
G12213A	Galway	Crumlin East	Fieldwork Complete
G12214A	Galway	Dooghta	Fieldwork Complete
G12309B	Galway	Ballyweeaun	Fieldwork Complete
G12310A	Galway	Boocaun	Fieldwork Complete
G12502A	Galway	Glentrasna	Fieldwork Complete
G12506A	Galway	Lettermore	Fieldwork Complete
G12507A	Galway	Lugganaffrin	Fieldwork Complete
G12511A	Galway	Shanvally	Fieldwork Complete
G12607A	Galway	Glencoh
G12609A	Galway	Halfcarton
G12616A	Galway	Knockadav	Fieldwork Complete
G12617A	Galway	Oorid
G12621A	Galway	Shannavarra
G12623A	Galway	Turlough	Fieldwork Complete
G12623B	Galway	Turlough	Fieldwork Complete
G12702A	Galway	Camus Oughter	Fieldwork Complete
G12705A	Galway	Kinvarra	Fieldwork Complete
G12802A	Galway	Bealadangan	Fieldwork Complete
G12802B	Galway	Bealadangan	Fieldwork Complete
G12815A	Galway	Lettercallow	Fieldwork Complete
G12816B	Galway	Lettermore	Fieldwork Complete
G12915A	Galway	Maumeen	Fieldwork Complete
G13001A	Galway	Barraderry	Fieldwork Complete
G13002A	Galway	Carrowroe North	Fieldwork Complete
G13002b	Galway	Carraroe North	Fieldwork Complete
G13004A	Galway	Carrowroe West	Fieldwork Complete
G13005B	Galway	Clynagh	Fieldwork Complete
G13006A	Galway	Derrynea	Fieldwork Complete
G13014B	Galway	Keeraunbeg	Fieldwork Complete
G13016a	Galway	Muckanaghederdauhaulia	Fieldwork Complete
G13102A	Galway	Ballynahown North	Fieldwork Complete
G13107A	Galway	Cartronlahan	Fieldwork Complete
G13110A	Galway	Derroogh South
G13113A	Galway	Inveran	Fieldwork Complete
G13116A	Galway	Knockadoagh	Fieldwork Complete
G13117A	Galway	Minna	Fieldwork Complete
G13117B	Galway	Minna	Fieldwork Complete
G13120B	Galway	Tully	Fieldwork Complete
G13202A	Galway	Bovroughaun	Fieldwork Complete
G13204A	Galway	Cornarona	Fieldwork Complete
G13209A	Galway	Loughaunbeg	Fieldwork Complete
G13210B	Galway	Shannapheasteen	Fieldwork Complete
G13210C	Galway	Shannapheasteen	Fieldwork Complete
G13303A	Galway	Boliska Eighter
G13508A	Galway	Killagoola	Fieldwork Complete
G13514B	Galway	Newtown	Fieldwork Complete
G13515B	Galway	Oghery	Fieldwork Complete
G13610A	Galway	Billymore Or Carrowntober	Fieldwork Complete
G13621A	Galway	Cloghermore	Fieldwork Complete
G13621B	Galway	Cloghermore	Fieldwork Complete
G13659a	Galway	Lettercraffroe	Fieldwork Complete
G13662A	Galway	Maghera More	Fieldwork Complete
G13678A	Galway	Rushveala	Fieldwork Complete
G13681A	Galway	Shannadullaghaun	Fieldwork Complete
G13712A	Galway	Gortacarnaun	Fieldwork Complete
G13728A	Galway	Ower
G14702A	Galway	Coldwood Or Foorkill	Fieldwork Complete
G15901A	Galway	Addergoole	Fieldwork Complete
G15904A	Galway	Annaghdown	Fieldwork Complete
G15907a	Galway	Barranny	Fieldwork Complete
G15913A	Galway	Coteenty	Fieldwork Complete
G15913C	Galway	Coteenty	Fieldwork Complete
G16902A	Galway	Beagh More	Fieldwork Complete
G25301A	Galway	Big Island	Fieldwork Complete
G28106A	Galway	Cloghaun	Fieldwork Complete
G28117A	Galway	Kilbeg	Fieldwork Complete
G28212A	Galway	Gortnagleav	Fieldwork Complete
G28216A	Galway	Kilnagappagh	Fieldwork Complete
G28713A	Galway	Drumkeary East
G28807A	Galway	Cullenagh	Fieldwork Complete
G28807B	Galway	Cullenagh
G28901a	Galway	Derrybrien East
G28901b	Galway	Derrybrien East
G29106A	Galway	Knockauncarragh	Fieldwork Complete
G30106A	Galway	Keelderry	Fieldwork Complete
G31304a	Galway	Carrigeen East	Fieldwork Complete
G31305A	Galway	Carrigeen West	Fieldwork Complete
P22709A	Mayo	Glencally	Fieldwork Complete
P23303A	Mayo	Erriff	Fieldwork Complete
P23307A	Mayo	Letterass	Fieldwork Complete
P23309A	Mayo	Lettermaglinskin	Fieldwork Complete
Z11401A	Wicklow	Brockagh	Fieldwork Complete
Z11402A	Wicklow	Seven Churches
Z13408A	Wicklow	Carrigoona East
Z13409A	Wicklow	Carrigoona West
Z13615A	Wicklow	Cullentragh Big	Fieldwork Complete