But he added “the department’s National Monuments Service has been unclear, however, in recent days about its specific roles and powers at Cherrywood and refused last week to take this parliamentary question from us”.
He also read aloud advice from his civil servant: “I suggest in these circumstances that the Minister would be circumspect about who exactly has responsibility for heritage protection.” A medieval stone cross near Tully church is understood to date from the 10th century. Photograph: Tom Honan He said he thought the national monuments section of the Department of of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht was responsible for the care of the stone statues, but reorganisation of the department by the new Government had made the situation opaque.
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