184 Deputy Mary Upton asked the Minister for Finance his views on the proposal by Bank of Ireland to sell its art collection; if he considers this to be appropriate in view of the fact that the State is now a substantial shareholder in the bank; if he is concerned that by breaking up the collection, it will be impossible to replace or guarantee its retention in this country; if he considers it appropriate that the bank should consult with the National Gallery prior to any final decision on the collection; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [23333/10]

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184 Deputy Mary Upton asked the Minister for Finance his views on the proposal by Bank of Ireland to sell its art collection; if he considers this to be appropriate in view of the fact that the State is now a substantial shareholder in the bank; if he is concerned that by breaking up the collection, it will be impossible to replace or guarantee its retention in this country; if he considers it appropriate that the bank should consult with the National Gallery prior to any final decision on the collection; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [23333/10]

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