143. Deputy Bernard J. Durkan asked the Taoiseach the extent to which he and his European Union colleagues have studied the growth of euroscepticism throughout each country in the European Union, with particular reference to the need to address such issues, which may be further exacerbated by a possible British exit, which could culminate in further erosion of the European project; if serious efforts are being made to counter the propaganda of those who would seek to return modern Europe to a former era. [8671/15]

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143. Deputy Bernard J. Durkan asked the Taoiseach the extent to which he and his European Union colleagues have studied the growth of euroscepticism throughout each country in the European Union, with particular reference to the need to address such issues, which may be further exacerbated by a possible British exit, which could culminate in further erosion of the European project; if serious efforts are being made to counter the propaganda of those who would seek to return modern Europe to a former era. [8671/15]

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1. 3 March 2015

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   143. Deputy Bernard J. Durkan asked the Taoiseach the extent to which he and his European Union colleagues have studied the growth of euroscepticism throughout each country in the European Union, with particular reference to the need to address such issues, which may be further exacerbated by a possible British exit, which could culminate in further erosion of the European project; if serious efforts are being made to counter the propaganda of those who would seek to return modern Europe to a former era. [8671/15]

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