Written answers

Tuesday, 17 October 2006

Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources

Post Office Network

7:00 pm

Photo of Enda KennyEnda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael)
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Question 388: To ask the Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources the number of post offices that have been closed in County Donegal in each of the years 1999 to 2005 and to date in 2006; the names of each of these post offices; the number of post offices that have been downgraded in the same period; the names of each of these post offices; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [33184/06]

Photo of Noel DempseyNoel Dempsey (Meath, Fianna Fail)
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The matter of post office closures and conversions is, in the first instance, an operational matter for the Board and management of An Post and one in which I have no function.

I would refer the Deputy to the following appendix which outlines the information requested on the number and locations of post offices converted or closed in County Donegal in each of the years 1999 to 2005 and to date in2006.

Donegal Closures 1999 to 2006
Post OfficeDate of Closure
Glenmaquin13/10/2000
Clooney30/11/2000
Ballyheerin31/12/2000
Doaghbeg31/01/2001
Inch Lifford31/08/2001
Portnablagh30/11/2001
Ballinamore30/11/2001
Tievemore28/12/2001
Tamney23/06/2003
Drimfries25/07/2003
Cranford31/03/2006
Donegal Conversions 1999 to 2006
Post OfficeDate of Conversion
Letterbarrow01/06/2002
Meenbanad13/11/2002
Glenvar13/11/2002
Bridgetown Donegal21/11/2002
Fahan16/01/2003
Ray05/02/2003
Coolboy Letterkenny05/02/2003
Trentagh12/02/2003
Termon Letterkenny19/02/2003
Portsalon17/04/2003
Teelin18/09/2003
Crolly25/03/2004
Linsfort12/08/2004
Rann-na-Feirsde18/11/2004
Frosses13/07/2005

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