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Dáil

Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Government Offices.

asked the Minister for Finance what proposals exist for the provision of Government offices in Waterford.

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Donogh O'Malley Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Finance (Mr. O'Malley) Fianna Fáil

It has been decided to carry out a major scheme for the alteration and extension of the head Post Office in Waterford and the erection, on an adjoining site, of a new building. The scheme, the planning of which has been initiated, will provide improved accommodation for the post office staff as well as accommodation for the local income tax and customs and excise staffs. The scheme is estimated to cost of the order of £100,000 and working drawings and specification are in course of preparation. It is hoped that it will be possible to place a contract for the work about the end of next year.

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asked the Minister for Finance if there are any proposals before his Department for the provision of Government offices in Wexford.

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A contract has been placed for the erection in Thomas Ashe Street, Wexford, of a new automatic telephone exchange and a building to house the local staffs of the Department of Social Welfare, the Revenue Commissioners and the Office of Public Works. The scheme, which is estimated to cost about £63,000 will be completed next year.

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