PQ 87
83 Deputy Chris Andrews asked the Minister for Finance the reason he stated that horse racing and betting are inextricably linked and mutually dependant in view of the fact that Irish racing accounts for less than 15% of the turnover of various betting companies. [30856/10]
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83 Deputy Chris Andrews asked the Minister for Finance the reason he stated that horse racing and betting are inextricably linked and mutually dependant in view of the fact that Irish racing accounts for less than 15% of the turnover of various betting companies. [30856/10]
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8 July 2010
Irish Horseracing Industry
83 Deputy Chris Andrews asked the Minister for Finance the reason he stated that horse racing and betting are inextricably linked and mutually dependant in view of the fact that Irish racing accounts for less than 15% of the turnover of various betting companies. [30856/10]
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Irish Horseracing Industry
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Irish Horseracing Industry
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- Official source: https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/2010-07-08/87/
- Open data entity: https://data.oireachtas.ie/ie/oireachtas/question/2010-07-08/pq_87
- ireland · q-2010-07-08-pq_87 · source updated 8 July 2010