Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Custom House Quay Site.
- Custom House Docks site disposal 4 speeches
A working party is assessing how to develop the site to maximise its value and support economic and social development. The Minister says it is premature to comment on disposal reports and confirms no sale offer has been approved.
John P. Wilson, Jim Mitchell
- Horgan report on Dublin Port and Docks Board 2 speeches
Wilson asks for comment on the Horgan report’s recommendations; Mitchell declines, saying the matter relates more to the Minister for Labour.
John P. Wilson, Jim Mitchell
asked the Minister for Communications his views on a reported plan sent to the Government to dispose of a Custom House Quay site which will not at present attract its full value.
Comment on this
The Government decided on 20 June 1984 to establish a working party, under the chairmanship of the Minister of State at the Department of the Environment, to consider how best the Custom House Docks site can be developed to realise its value and at the same time achieve a satisfactory economic and social development. The working party hopes to be able to complete its work within the next few months after which a submission will be made to the Government in the matter. It would be premature to comment at this stage on any reports concerning the disposal of the site.
Comment on this
Is the Minister saying that as of now there is no approval for an offer of the site for sale?
Comment on this
Would the Minister like to take the opportunity of making a comment on the recommendations of the Horgan report with regard to the Dublin Port and Docks Board?