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8. 7. 91 Journal Officiel Des Communautés Européennes N° C 176/69 8. 7. 91 Journal officiel des Communautés européennes N° C 176/69 Proposition de directive du Conseil modifiant la directive 85/350/CEE relative à la liste communautaire des zones agricoles défavorisées au sens de la directive 75/268/CEE (Irlande) (91/C 176/02) COM (91) 178 final (Présentée par la Commission le 31 mai 1991.) LE CONSEIL DES COMMUNAUTÉS EUROPÉENNES, 85/350/CEE pour déterminer les zones au sens de l'article 3 paragraphe 4 de la directive 75/268/CEE; vu le traité instituant la Communauté économique euro­ considérant que, lorsqu'il s'agit de définir les zones affec­ péenne, tées de handicaps spécifiques qui peuvent être, assimilées aux zones défavorisées, et visées à l'article 3 paragraphe 5 de la directive 75/268/CEE, il a été retenu, d'une part, vu la directive 75/268/CEE du Conseil, du 28 avril 1975, l'existence de conditions naturelles de production défavora­ sur l'agriculture de montagne et de certaines zones défavo­ bles: situation insulaire, salinité ambiante excessive, vents risées (*), modifiée en dernier lieu par le règlement (CEE) violents, faible potentialité et mauvaise situation hydrauli­ n° 797/85 (2), et notamment son article 2 paragraphe 2, que des sols, et il a été pris en considération, d'autre part, des handicaps résultant des contraintes qui découlent de vu la proposition de la Commission, prescriptions relatives à la sauvegarde de paysages; que, de plus, la superficie de l'ensemble de ces zones ne dépasse pas 0,3 % de la superficie de l'État membre concerné, vu l'avis du Parlement européen, considérant que la directive 85/350/CEE (3), relative à la liste communautaire des zones agricoles défavorisées au A ARRÊTÉ LA PRÉSENTE DIRECTIVE: sens de la directive 75/268/CEE, indique quelles zones de l'Irlande sont incluses dans la liste communautaire des zones défavorisées au sens de l'article 3 paragraphe 4 de la directive 75/268/CEE; Article premier considérant que le gouvernement de l'Irlande a demandé, La liste "des zones défavorisées de l'Irlande qui figure à conformément à l'article 2 paragraphe 2 de la directive l'annexe de la directive 85/350/CEE, est complétée par la 75/268/CEE, que la liste communautaire des zones figu­ liste figurant à l'annexe de la présente directive. rant à l'annexe de la directive 85/350/CEE soit modifiée conformément à l'annexe de la présente directive; Article 2 considérant que les nouvelles zones à inscrire sur la liste respectent les critères et chiffres utilisés dans la directive L'Irlande est destinataire de la présente directive. (!) JO n° L 128 du 19. 5. 1975, p. 1. (2) JO n° L 93 du 30. 3. 1985, p. 1. (3) JO n° L 187 du 19. 7. 1985, p. 1. N° C 176/70 Journal officiel des Communautés européennes 8. 7. 91 ANNEXE I ZONES DÉFAVORISÉES AU SENS DE L'ARTICLE 3 PARAGRAPHE 4 DE LA DIRECTIVE 75/268/CEE District électoral County Townlands division Carlow Ballymurphy Ballymurph Lacken Seskin Bonis Ballynagrane Ballynattin Clonygoose Kilcoltrim Owlbeg Scortreen Clogrenan Fonthill Killeeshal Raheendoran Clonegall Ballypierce Ballyshancarragh Crowsgrove Kildavin Clonmore Ail townlands Cranemore Craan Glynn Ballyknock Turra Hacketstown AU townlands Haroldstown Coolmanagh Lower Coolmanagh Upper Duffrey Nashe's Quarter Stralusky Killedmond Ballynasilloge Lacken Moyvalley Rosdellig Spahill Kyle Ballyine Cournellan Kyle Mohullen Marley Ail townlands Myshall Coolnasheegan Shangarry Ballinacrea Lasmaconly Ullard More 8. 7. 91 Journal officiel des Communautés européennes N° C 176/71 District électoral County Townlands division Carlow Tïknock Barnhill (cont'd) Knocklishen More Portrushen Lower Portrushen Upper Tiknock Tinnaclash Tinnahinch Ail townlands Williamstown Williamstown Dublin Rathmichael Annaghaskin Ballycorus Bamaslingan Rathmichael Kildare Ballymoreeustace Arinode East Ballydaliagh Ballymoreeustace East Ballymoreeustace West Bishopsland Bishopslane Briencan Broadleas Commons Brumlin Coghlanstown East Fallarees Commons Horsepasstown Kimmeens Longstone Seasons Silverhill Lower Silverhill Upper Sousheen Common Tinnycross Carbury Ballyhagen Clonkeen Coonagh Carrick Ail townlands Cioncurry Blakestown Cappanargid Drumsru Feighcullen Downings Curryhills Downings North Downings South - Killybegs Feighcullen Baronstown West Killinthomas Cushaling Inchanearl Killinthomas Killyguire Kilmoney North Kilmeage North Allenwood Middle Allenwood North Allenwood South Ballyteige North Drumsru N° C 176/72 Journal officiel des Communautés européennes 8. 7. 91 District électoral County division Townlands Kildare Kilmeage South Ballyteige South (cont'd) Cloncumber Kilpatrick Ail townlands Kilteel Blackdown Coolahocka Oldmilltown Oldtown Segravescastle Morristownbiller Rosberry Newtown Blackhall Greenhall Upper Newtown Little Nunsland Slatequarries Walshestown Oldconnell Barrettstown Blacktrench Clongorey Lattensbog Tankardsgarden Quinsboro Aughrim Derrylea Rathernan Barnacrow Baronstown East Dunbyrne Grangehiggin Pluckerstown Russelstown Rathmore Eadestown Robertstown Blackwood Brockagh Coolree Gralgues Moods Mylerstown Robertstown East Timahoe South Coolearagh East Coolearagh West Windmill Cross Drummond Kilkeaskin Loughnacush Parsonstown Kilkenny Aghaviller Bamadown Castlemorris Catstown Coalpitparks Condonstown Hugginstown Kyleva Mabbotstown Mylerstown 8. 7. 91 Journal officiel des Communautés européennes N° C 176/73 Distria électoral County Townlands division Kilkenny Balleen Belville (cont'd) Coolcashin Creenkill Beg Creenkill More Foyle North Frankford Gorteennamuck Killoshulan Newtown Spahill Ballincrea Ardbeg Ballinclare Ballincrae Ballinlammy Catsrock Knockbrack Rathaglish Ballybeagh Ballybeagh Boggan Canvarstown Curraghscarteen Gortnagap Kyleballyoughter Lisnalea Newengland Rathmacan Trenchardstown Ballyconra Ail townlands Ballyragget Ballyragget Donaghmore Finnan Garranguilly Moatpark Rathduff Sraleage Tinnalintan Ballyvool Ballycocksoost Bohilla Coolrainy Coolsillagh Firgrove Kilmacshane Boolyglass Ballinteskin Ballygowan (Ponsonby) Boolyglass Brownstown Newchurch Brownsford Brownsford Glenballyvally Newgrove Castlecomer Ballycomy Castlecomer Castlegannon Castlegannon Crowbally N° C 176/74 Journal officiel des Communautés européennes 8. 7. 91 Distria électoral County Townlands division KUkenny Clara Grangehill (cont'd) Kilmagar Moonhall Clogharinka Gaulstown Clomantagh Ballef Lower Ballef Upper Barna Clomantagh Lower Kilrush Kyleballynamœ Tubrid Lower Coolhill Ciogaralt Coolrainy Kilconnelly Killeens Famma Ballygallon Brownsbarn Cappagh Kilcullen Farnoge Ballynakill Carrickinnane Deerpark Glendonnell Scart Glashare Ballylehaun Ballyspellan Baungarrow Coolnacrutta Glashare Grangefertagh Rathlogan Rathoscar Graiguenamanagh Ballyduff Bohermore Brandondale Coolfarnamanagh Graiguenamanagh Knockbodaly Newtown Priestvally Tinnapark Inistloge Coolnamuck Jerpoint Church BaUylowra ' - Jerpoint Abbey Jerpoint Hill Knockard Jerpoint West Ballymackillagill Darbystown Glenpipe Smithstown Johnstown Ballycuddihy Donaghmore Upper Knockdav Seven Sisters 8. 7. 91 Journal officiel des Communautés européennes N° C 176/75 District électoral County Townlands division Kilkenny Kilbeacon Ballintlea (cont'd) Ballylusky Earlsrath Smithstown Kilbride Ballyfasy Lower Ballyfasy Upper Ballywalry Kilkeasy Ail townlands Kilkieran Ballyfbyle Drumerhin Kilkieran Klimademoge Klimadum Knocknew Ruthstown Killahy Ail townlands Kilmacar Coolnambrisklaun Kilmacar Maudlin Moyne Sleveen Tinalintan Tomakeany Kilmaganny Ballygowan (Reade) Carrigatna Cottrellstown Glen Kilmaganny Kilmakevoge Ballynaraha Haggard Parkstown Upper Kilmanagh Kilbraghan Killeen PoUagh Kiltorcan Ballyconway Ballydowan Derrynahinch Lisdowney Ballygowney Tinnaslatty Listerlin Ail townlands Muckalee Ashtown Harristown Kilmogue Muckalee Crossybrennan Dysartglebe Maudlin Muckalee Scaniansland Tomascotha Webbsboro N° C 176/76 Journal officiel des Communautés européennes 8. 7. 91 District électoral Townlands County division Kilkenny Pilltown Beatin (cont'd) Fanningstown Glenbower Kilmanahin Owning Pleberstown Ail townlands Powerstown Aughkiletâun Coolatogher Mountloftus PoUagh Tincouse Tinnakeenly Tomnahaha Rathcoole Carrigeen Kilderry Sandfordscourt Rossinan Baunnageloge Farnoge Rahard Rahard East Rahard West • Rahillakeen Rathnasmolagh Rossinan Scotsborough Ballyline Killaloe Kylenaskeagh Kylenavenagh Commons Redhouse Scotsborough Tinnakilly Whitehouse Shanbogh Ballycurrin Templeorum Ballypatrick Brownmountain Corbally Garryduff Jamestown Mullenbeg Oldcourt Raheen Templeorum The Rower Ballinabamey Baliyfereen Lennaght Mungan Rathsnagadan TinnascoUy Thomastown Jackstown Tubbrid Garrygaug Listrolin 8. 7. 91 Journal officiel des Communautés européennes N° C 176/77 Distria électoral Townlands County division Kilkenny Tubridbrittan Blanchfieldsbog (cont'd) Coldharbour Glenreagh Greenhill Hillend Killahy Monablanchameen Tullahought Ballynalinagh Baunfree Birchwood Curraghmore Curraghnadimpaun Glencommaun Kilmacoliver Knockglass PoUrone Tullaroan Ballaghcloneen Courtstown Foylatalure Ullard Ail townlands Urlingford Borrisbeg Borrismore Islands Mountfinn Mullaunattina Tincashel Laois Aghmacart Aharney Archerstown Ballykealy Arderin Ballina Cappanarrow Derrycarrow Garrafin Killeen Longford Arless Oldleagh Tinnasragh Ballickmoyler Cloonaloo Killeshin Ballinakill Ironmills Ballyfin Ballycormick Ballyfin Ballyfin Demesne Ballylusk Brockra Camcloon Cappanrush Cavanasheath Clonehurk Deerpark Iry Knocknakeam Ockanroe Rossmore Springfield N° C 176/78 Journal officiel des Communautés européennes 8. 7. 91 District électoral County Townlands division Laois Ballylehane
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