The main Covid-19 testing centre in Kerry cost the State over €730,000 in the second half of last year.
The centre, which had been operated from Ballymullen Barracks, was moved to the former Borg Warner plant in Monavalley in April.
Testing at centres was scaled back last month.
The information was provided to Radio Kerry under the Freedom of Information Act.
The Covid-19 test centre was moved to BorgWarner in order to make space at Ballymullen Barracks for Ukrainian refugees.
€660,000 was spent on staff, such as people taking swabs and administrators.
Traffic management, which was operated by the Defence Forces, cost almost €14,800 (€14,789.49) between August 1st and December 31st of last year.
Equipment at the facility set the State back by €13,180 while a similar amount was spent on cleaning at €13,134.
Over €17,600 was spent on catering and transport while a bill for couriers totted up to a total of €6,273.
Almost €5,000 (€4,964.53) was spent on utilities and just over €2,500 was used (€2,537.36) for costs associated with office supplies.
