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11. Deputy Michael Conaghan asked the Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht in view of the recent call from the head of design at the National College of Art and Design (details supplied) on the Government to officially acknowledge Dublin 8 as a leading cultural and creative quarter as a sign of its intent to prioritise these industries and in view of the evidence to support such a call, the rich historical heritage of the area, the high concentration of digital and creative small and medium enterprises, the many traditional design and arts practitioners living in the district, his plans to prioritise and stimulate the creative and cultural economy in Dublin 8. [51436/13]

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11. Deputy Michael Conaghan asked the Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht in view of the recent call from the head of design at the National College of Art and Design (details supplied) on the Government to officially acknowledge Dublin 8 as a leading cultural and creative quarter as a sign of its intent to prioritise these industries and in view of the evidence to support such a call, the rich historical heritage of the area, the high concentration of digital and creative small and medium enterprises, the many traditional design and arts practitioners living in the district, his plans to prioritise and stimulate the creative and cultural economy in Dublin 8. [51436/13]

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  1. 3 December 2013

    Cultural Policy

    11. Deputy Michael Conaghan asked the Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht in view of the recent call from the head of design at the National College of Art and Design (details supplied) on the Government to officially acknowledge Dublin 8 as a leading cultural and creative quarter as a sign of its intent to prioritise these industries and in view of the evidence to support such a call, the rich historical heritage of the area, the high concentration of digital and creative small and medium enterprises, the many traditional design and arts practitioners living in the district, his plans to prioritise and stimulate the creative and cultural economy in Dublin 8. [51436/13]

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