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Tralee courthouse upgrade

Summary

Deputy Brassil warned that Tralee courthouse needs upgrading and asked that it remain in the town centre. The Minister said he would bring the matter to the Justice Minister's attention.

Under the programme for Government heading of courts and law reform, there is a proposal to reduce excessive delays in trials and court proceedings, including trial hearings. Part of that is to improve the infrastructures of the Courts Service. In Tralee town we have a very centrally located courthouse which is in dire need of upgrading. I believe that the possibility of moving that service out of the town is being investigated. I ask the Minister to engage with the Minister for Justice and Equality, Deputy Flanagan, to ensure this courthouse stays within the town centre as it is a central part of the town's life.

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I will certainly bring that to the attention of the Minister of Justice and Equality, Deputy Flanagan.

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