Two more Sinn Fein ministers have reimbursed the public purse for the cost of using Stormont Executive cars to attend the funeral of republican Bobby Storey.
It was revealed last week the cost of Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill's use of an Executive car to attend the former IRA man's funeral has been recouped.
Overall more than £280 has been reimbursed to the taxpayer.
In response to a written Assembly question by TUV leader Jim Allister, the Executive Office confirmed Ms O'Neill was brought to the funeral last June in an official Executive car.
It added: "The costs to the department associated with this was £119.87, which was reimbursed in full."
The Assembly question was answered last Friday, more than eight months after it was submitted back in July.
Finance Minister Conor Murphy and former Communities Minister Carál Ní Chuilín also travelled to the funeral using official Executive cars.
A Department of Finance spokeswoman said: "The minister stopped on his way from home en route to official business in Stormont. The associated cost was £61.96 which was reimbursed in full."
A Department for Communities spokesman said: "The cost was £98.98, which was reimbursed in full."
Mr Storey’s funeral in West Belfast caused a major dispute in the Stormont executive after large crowds including senior Sinn Fein representatives attended despite strict coronavirus rules on public gatherings.
A file on the police investigation dealing with 24 people including the Deputy First Minister is still being considered by the Public Prosecution Service.
