32 Deputy Seán Conlan asked the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources if he considers it financially prudent from the perspective of the taxpayer that Eirgrid is contemplating proceeding with a new application in relation to the proposed 400 km Meath to Tyrone interconnector when it appears that it may take many years before the northern section of the project is evaluated by the Planning Appeals Commission of Northern Ireland. [10841/11]

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32 Deputy Seán Conlan asked the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources if he considers it financially prudent from the perspective of the taxpayer that Eirgrid is contemplating proceeding with a new application in relation to the proposed 400 km Meath to Tyrone interconnector when it appears that it may take many years before the northern section of the project is evaluated by the Planning Appeals Commission of Northern Ireland. [10841/11]

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