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PQ 105

102 Deputy James Bannon asked the Minister for Transport the position regarding the re-opening of Killucan railway station which is urgently needed due to the increase in population in Killucan-Kinnegad with the 2006 census showing a quadrupling of the population in the area which more than meets the criteria for re-opening; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [20344/08]

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22 May 2008

Last action

22 May 2008 · Railway Stations.

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written

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James Bannon

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Transport

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22 May 2008

Transport

Summary

102 Deputy James Bannon asked the Minister for Transport the position regarding the re-opening of Killucan railway station which is urgently needed due to the increase in population in Killucan-Kinnegad with the 2006 census showing a quadrupling of the population in the area which more than meets the criteria for re-opening; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [20344/08]

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  1. 22 May 2008

    Railway Stations.

    102 Deputy James Bannon asked the Minister for Transport the position regarding the re-opening of Killucan railway station which is urgently needed due to the increase in population in Killucan-Kinnegad with the 2006 census showing a quadrupling of the population in the area which more than meets the criteria for re-opening; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [20344/08]

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