1179. Deputy Robert Troy asked the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport his views on whether one of the critical assumptions of lower passenger demand adopted in the Fingal north Dublin transport study (details supplied) still stands up to scrutiny, in view of the higher levels of projected employment and population growth and subsequently passenger demand than when the study was undertaken; and his views on whether the redundancy of this lower demand assumption could mean that the decision to include the optimised project rather than the original project in the capital investment plan is misguided. [12958/17]

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1179. Deputy Robert Troy asked the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport his views on whether one of the critical assumptions of lower passenger demand adopted in the Fingal north Dublin transport study (details supplied) still stands up to scrutiny, in view of the higher levels of projected employment and population growth and subsequently passenger demand than when the study was undertaken; and his views on whether the redundancy of this lower demand assumption could mean that the decision to include the optimised project rather than the original project in the capital investment plan is misguided. [12958/17]

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