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PQ 126

126. Deputy Michael McGrath asked the Minister for Finance in view of the proposed move of the Central Bank of Ireland to the Docklands, his plans for the future of the current Central Bank building on Dame Street, Dublin City Centre; if he has any ideas for the future use of the site; the name of the owner of the building and site; the persons who have been consulted thus far on the future use of the building; the persons he intends to consult with over the period ahead; if he will set out a timeline for the process of deciding on the future use of the property; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [45707/12]

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126. Deputy Michael McGrath asked the Minister for Finance in view of the proposed move of the Central Bank of Ireland to the Docklands, his plans for the future of the current Central Bank building on Dame Street, Dublin City Centre; if he has any ideas for the future use of the site; the name of the owner of the building and site; the persons who have been consulted thus far on the future use of the building; the persons he intends to consult with over the period ahead; if he will set out a timeline for the process of deciding on the future use of the property; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [45707/12]

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