asked the Minister for External Affairs if he is aware that many citizens of the Republic are gravely concerned for the safety of their relatives who are resident in France in the present period of unrest there; what steps he proposes to take to safeguard the lives and property of these people; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Irish Citizens in France.
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The answer to the first part of the Deputy's question is that there is no evidence at present of serious danger to the lives or property of Irish citizens in France. The answer to the latter part is that our Embassy in Paris will continue to provide Irish citizens with such advice and assistance as may be necessary and practicable.
The Minister says there is no evidence of serious danger——
Has the Deputy a question to ask?
I am asking if the Minister seriously suggests that there is no serious risk to the lives or property of Irish citizens in France?
There were about 100 temporary residents in France which our Embassy in Paris assisted to get out when requested to do so by these people.