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Dublin traffic congestion plans

Summary

Faulkner asks whether Dublin City Council will be free to pursue congestion-relief plans; the Parliamentary Secretary says the Minister will remain in close contact with the council.

Arising out of the Parliamentary Secretary's reply, if, as he states, the plans for the relief of traffic congestion in Dublin city is a matter for the Dublin City Council, can the Dublin City Council be assured that they will be allowed to proceed with whatever plans they may make in this matter and not have them interfered with as happened recently in relation to the Dublin development plan when the Minister for Local Government took the responsibility away from Dublin City Council?

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Oliver J. Flanagan Mr. O.J. Flanagan Fine Gael

I have no doubt that the Minister for Local Government will at all times be in close touch with Dublin City Council.

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