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Laboratory To Be Developed In Co Kildare

Laboratory To Be Developed In Co Kildare
October 05
09:14 2015

Funding has been secured, from the Government’s Capital Investment Programme, to develop a new State Forensic Science Laboratory, in Celbridge, Co Kildare.

The new laboratory is to be established at the Backweston site and construction will commence in 2019.

Fine Gael TD for Kildare North, Anthony Lawlor, welcomed the announcement.

He said: “This is an affordable, responsible Capital Investment Plan which is consistent with the Government’s plan to eliminate Government borrowing by 2018. We will never go back to the bad old days of boom and bust. The days of Fianna Fáil blank cheques are gone.”

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