642. Deputy Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister for Transport to address the safety and legal implications of inconsistent traffic management on the Grand Canal and Royal Canal Greenways (details supplied); if will he seek the opinion of the Attorney General or the State Claims Agency on the State's exposure to personal injury claims should a user be injured while following the 'Keep Left' advice provided by these two government bodies; and if he will issue a directive to ensure all Greenways-regardless of whether they are on-road or off-road, adhere to the standard 'Rules of the Road' to provide clarity and safety for pedestrians and cyclists alike. [24182/26]

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642. Deputy Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister for Transport to address the safety and legal implications of inconsistent traffic management on the Grand Canal and Royal Canal Greenways (details supplied); if will he seek the opinion of the Attorney General or the State Claims Agency on the State's exposure to personal injury claims should a user be injured while following the 'Keep Left' advice provided by these two government bodies; and if he will issue a directive to ensure all Greenways-regardless of whether they are on-road or off-road, adhere to the standard 'Rules of the Road' to provide clarity and safety for pedestrians and cyclists alike. [24182/26]

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