PQ 103
103. Deputy Paul J. Connaughton asked the Minister for Education and Skills if there are any circumstances under which a person who was born and grew up in Ireland but who moved to Australia in the depth of the economic downturn and who now wishes to return to Ireland, can be treated as an EU resident for Student Universal Support Ireland grant purposes given that they were born and grew up here, all their family live here and they intend to make Ireland their permanent home; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [8434/14]
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103. Deputy Paul J. Connaughton asked the Minister for Education and Skills if there are any circumstances under which a person who was born and grew up in Ireland but who moved to Australia in the depth of the economic downturn and who now wishes to return to Ireland, can be treated as an EU resident for Student Universal Support Ireland grant purposes given that they were born and grew up here, all their family live here and they intend to make Ireland their permanent home; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [8434/14]
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