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182 Deputy Joe Carey asked the Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism his views on the report by a company (details supplied) in March 2008 which indicates that the economy here could realise €58 million in gross additional tourism receipts as a result of the 2012 Olympic Games by pre-games sports training and event related tourism activity, additional visitors here during the periods of the games being hosted and post-games legacy benefits through repeat business; the measures he has taken to date; the additional actions he intends to take in order to capitalise on this financial opportunity; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [46140/09]

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182 Deputy Joe Carey asked the Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism his views on the report by a company (details supplied) in March 2008 which indicates that the economy here could realise €58 million in gross additional tourism receipts as a result of the 2012 Olympic Games by pre-games sports training and event related tourism activity, additional visitors here during the periods of the games being hosted and post-games legacy benefits through repeat business; the measures he has taken to date; the additional actions he intends to take in order to capitalise on this financial opportunity; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [46140/09]

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