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Meath county roads becoming dirt tracks

Summary

Lynch says a former Environment Minister told Meath County Council its roads could become dirt tracks; Brady blames Bruton. Amid procedural interruptions, Brady repeats his earlier answer on the engineering contract.

Regarding the Minister's reply and how much it costs, I wish to verify that the former Minister for the Environment ——

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John F. O'Connell An Ceann Comhairle Fianna Fáil

That is not a point of order.

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—— informed Meath County Council that the county roads there will be allowed to turn into dirt tracks. That was Deputy Barry.

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(Dublin South-East): Aided and abetted by Deputy Bruton.

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John F. O'Connell An Ceann Comhairle Fianna Fáil

Question No. 9.

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(Dublin South-East): I will repeat the answer to Question No. 8. The House could not hear it.

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