211 Deputy James Bannon asked the Minister for Justice and Law Reform the reason it would take two years, as outlined on his Department’s website to process an application for Irish citizenship in respect of an English person who has been married to an Irish citizen for twenty eight years; the justification for a fee of €950, payable on acceptance and if the delay is due to staff shortages and if so the reason it is not possible to transfer underemployed staff from other areas to expedite these applications; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [44026/10]

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211 Deputy James Bannon asked the Minister for Justice and Law Reform the reason it would take two years, as outlined on his Department’s website to process an application for Irish citizenship in respect of an English person who has been married to an Irish citizen for twenty eight years; the justification for a fee of €950, payable on acceptance and if the delay is due to staff shortages and if so the reason it is not possible to transfer underemployed staff from other areas to expedite these applications; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [44026/10]

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