213. Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht further to Parliamentary Question No. 429 of 2 February 2014, the reason he decided to exclude the Irish Ship and Barge Fabrication company from the meeting of 18 February 2014 organised by his Department regarding the future of the Naomh Éanna; if he will reconsider his decision to destroy the ship, the last of its kind, and instead put any and all decisions on its future on hold for three months to enable the Irish Ship and Barge Fabrication company to prepare a business plan to restore the ship including private financing of the same. [10822/14]

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213. Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht further to Parliamentary Question No. 429 of 2 February 2014, the reason he decided to exclude the Irish Ship and Barge Fabrication company from the meeting of 18 February 2014 organised by his Department regarding the future of the Naomh Éanna; if he will reconsider his decision to destroy the ship, the last of its kind, and instead put any and all decisions on its future on hold for three months to enable the Irish Ship and Barge Fabrication company to prepare a business plan to restore the ship including private financing of the same. [10822/14]

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