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PQ 349

398 Mr. Quinn asked the Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism his plans to institute an anti-racism or anti-sectarianism campaign through sports in general, and in particular soccer, modelled on the lines of Britain’s Kick Racism Out of Football campaign; if any Irish group is working with European sporting organisations on a co-ordinated anti-racism campaign, for example, FARE; the Government’s position on the written declaration of the European Parliament on tackling racism in football; and the steps the Government is taking to use sport as a tool for eliminating racism and sectarianism. [10158/06]

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398 Mr. Quinn asked the Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism his plans to institute an anti-racism or anti-sectarianism campaign through sports in general, and in particular soccer, modelled on the lines of Britain’s Kick Racism Out of Football campaign; if any Irish group is working with European sporting organisations on a co-ordinated anti-racism campaign, for example, FARE; the Government’s position on the written declaration of the European Parliament on tackling racism in football; and the steps the Government is taking to use sport as a tool for eliminating racism and sectarianism. [10158/06]

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