Stardust relatives meeting
Thomas P. Broughan asks whether the Taoiseach can give the Stardust relatives a decision from the Attorney General on their report. The Taoiseach says he cannot say in advance, but he will meet and listen to them.
As the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Deputy Bruton, knows, we in the Dublin Bay North constituency also have large studio-type apartment developments being brought to An Bord Pleanála.
I understand that the Taoiseach will next week meet the Stardust relatives and victims committee.
I wonder whether the Taoiseach will be in a position to give them the decision of the Attorney General, Mr. Woulfe, in respect of the detailed report that has been prepared by the committee and the solicitor, Mr. Darragh Mackin, with the assistance of Lynn Boylan, MEP. The report was delivered approximately two months ago but it has not really been acknowledged by the Attorney General.
