asked the Minister for External Affairs whether he is aware that Pentonville Prison, in the grounds of which the remains of the late Roger Casement are interred, may soon be closed and demolished, and, if so, if he will make representations to the British Government in regard to the desirability of marking the spot where Casement's remains lie.

My information is that the authorities concerned have no intention of closing or demolishing Pentonville Prison. The second part of the question does not, therefore, arise.