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This report reviews the OPW's management of office accommodation. It considers the sufficiency and appropriateness of property data collected; whether lease/build/buy decisions are informed by appropriate analysis; and the effect of the shift towards hybrid and remote working.

This report presents the findings of an examination of the purchase of certain properties acquired by the University of Limerick. It examined the purchase of a property at Honan’s Quay and the subsequent property acquisition at Rhebogue.

This examination reviews the progress made by the Housing Agency in developing the LAGS sites since 2019 & the extent to which it implemented the three recommendations contained in Chapter 12 Progress under the Land Aggregation Scheme in the C&AG’s 2019 Annual Report.

This chapter assesses the outturn and the performance management of the Housing Agency's Revolving Acquisitions Fund.

This report reviews NAMA’s management and disposal of a portfolio of loans called Project Nantes. The report also examines whether the sale infringed upon the requirements of section 172 of the NAMA Act.

This is a standard report which aggregates and summarises the results of the 42 appropriation accounts for 2018, and highlights key variances relative to estimates.

The chapter provides an overview of funds flowing from central government to local authorities, amounting to €2.66 billion in 2017, up 56% over 2014 levels. Oversight of local authority spending has increased through the operation of the National Oversight and Audit Commission.

This report summarises the transactions on the Central Fund and highlights some key trends. Because the Finance Accounts do not inlcude a balance sheet, the summary position in relation to key assets and liabilities, including the national debt, is also set out.

Revenues from taxation and other charges represent the primary source of State funding. However, the State has borrowed substantially to supplement its income from those sources. This Chapter outlines the trend and composition of the government debt and the cost of debt service.

This chapter draws on the results of the examination of the HSE's monitoring and oversight arrangements carried out as part of the audit of the financial statements of the HSE. It deals mainly with agencies managed by way of service arrangements which account for the majority of funding provided.