PQ 179
179. Deputy Robert Troy asked the Minister for Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government the reason a volunteer centre (details supplied) is the lowest-funded centre in the country with only two part-time staff trying to provide service in County Longford and outreach centres in Ballymahon and Granard; his views on whether these centres are pivotal in supporting volunteerism; and if he will revise the funding for County Longford upwards to match, at a minimum, comparable counties. [34385/16]
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179. Deputy Robert Troy asked the Minister for Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government the reason a volunteer centre (details supplied) is the lowest-funded centre in the country with only two part-time staff trying to provide service in County Longford and outreach centres in Ballymahon and Granard; his views on whether these centres are pivotal in supporting volunteerism; and if he will revise the funding for County Longford upwards to match, at a minimum, comparable counties. [34385/16]
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