657 Deputy Paul Gogarty asked the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources if he will request the Fisheries Board to explain the reason it is unwilling to match the 80,000 fry put into the River Liffey by a club (details supplied) with other fry, in view of the fact that stocks are available at its facility in Limerick and that there is no longer an indigenous Liffey salmon identifiable due to cross-breeding between earlier salmon introduced to the river from other parts of Ireland and from Scotland; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [4995/08]

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657 Deputy Paul Gogarty asked the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources if he will request the Fisheries Board to explain the reason it is unwilling to match the 80,000 fry put into the River Liffey by a club (details supplied) with other fry, in view of the fact that stocks are available at its facility in Limerick and that there is no longer an indigenous Liffey salmon identifiable due to cross-breeding between earlier salmon introduced to the river from other parts of Ireland and from Scotland; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [4995/08]

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