Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

-----where The O'Rahilly was killed and so on. Obviously, the State purchased the central portion for the people. Interminably, over the years, Dublin City Council has had rows about this. Deputy Adams's own party was no great help, if I might say so, in the middle of all those discussions. Dublin City Council has a responsibility. If it wishes to set out a planning process or a plan and design that will retain the "lanes of history," as they are called, that is its responsibility. It has the authority to do that. The State, on behalf of the people, is now spending up to €9 million on the purchase, restoration, renovation and presentation of Nos. 14 to 17 in a proper and fitting manner. I will arrange the meeting for Deputy Maureen O'Sullivan.

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