HC Deb 01 August 1872 vol 213 c250
MR. M'CARTHY DOWNING

asked the President of the Board of Trade, The cause of the delay that has occurred in commencing the works for the erection of a lighthouse on Galley Head; and, whether he can state when it is probable the work may be completed?

MR. CHICHESTER FORTESCUE

, in reply, said, the Irish Lights Commissioners had submitted to the Board of Trade estimates for the erection of a lighthouse on Galley Head, and they were being examined at the Trinity House. He had no doubt that an estimate amply sufficient for the purpose would be sanctioned within a very short time, and it would then remain for the Irish Lights Commissioners to begin the work.