120 Mr. Bruton asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if a person who took up work in class A insurable employment after a career in the public service, but who reached 66 years without accumulating the required 260 stamps for eligibility for a pension, is entitled to claim a rebate of the contributions due to the fact that legislation prevented them from becoming eligible. [28529/05]

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120 Mr. Bruton asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if a person who took up work in class A insurable employment after a career in the public service, but who reached 66 years without accumulating the required 260 stamps for eligibility for a pension, is entitled to claim a rebate of the contributions due to the fact that legislation prevented them from becoming eligible. [28529/05]

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