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184 Deputy Michael McGrath asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs the reason, in order to qualify for the contributory State pension, a person must have started to pay social insurance before the age of 56 years even if they are in a position to meet the contributions requirements between the age of 56 years and retirement age. [45097/09]

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184 Deputy Michael McGrath asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs the reason, in order to qualify for the contributory State pension, a person must have started to pay social insurance before the age of 56 years even if they are in a position to meet the contributions requirements between the age of 56 years and retirement age. [45097/09]

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