Written answers
Thursday, 18 December 2008
Department of Environment, Heritage and Local Government
Election Management System
5:00 pm
Paul Kehoe (Wexford, Fine Gael)
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Question 294: To ask the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government the registered owners of each property (details supplied); and if he will make a statement on the matter. [47448/08]
John Gormley (Dublin South East, Green Party)
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The following table sets out the information requested in respect of local storage arrangements, based on returns received in my Department from Returning Officers:
Storage of Electronic Voting Equipment | ||
City/County | Location of Storage Premises | Owners of the Premises |
Cavan-Monaghan | Monaghan Town | Martin Duffy |
Clare | Ennis | Voting Machines stored in courthouse. Premises for ancillary equipment owned by Tony Mulqueen |
Donegal | Letterkenny | Niall McIvors, Secure Storage |
Galway | Galway City | Voting Machines stored in courthouse |
Kerry | Tralee | John Dillane |
Laois-Offaly | Portlaoise | KG Warehousing Ltd. |
Longford | Longford Town | Returning Officer requested that this information not be released publicly for security reasons |
Roscommon | Roscommon Town | Gerry Kelly |
Louth | Dundalk | Dundalk Town Council |
Meath | Navan | Paul McDonnell |
Sligo | Sligo Town | Voting Machines stored in courthouse |
Leitrim | Carrick-on-Shannon | Voting Machines stored in courthouse. Premises for ancillary equipment owned by Drumshanbo Enterprise Centre |
Wexford | Drinagh | McGuinness Enterprises Ltd. |
In 2007, over 60% of the electronic voting machines (some 4,762 in total) were moved to a central storage facility located at Gormanston Army Camp, which is a State-owned property.
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