§ MR. O'SHEETo ask the Postmaster-General whether, as the English mails are not now received and delivered in Dungarvan and Lismore until late in the afternoon and too late to permit of a reply on the same day, he will suggest that a motor train should be provided by the railway company to convey the mails which reach Mallow at 10.30 a.m. and Fermoy at 11.30 a.m. to Lismore, which only requires one-half hour, and 1295 Dungarvan, which only requires one hour and five minutes by ordinary train from Fermoy, so as to provide these towns with similar facilities so far as possible to those now enjoyed by Fermoy.
§ MR. O'SHEETo ask the Postmaster-General whether he will cause inquiry to be made with a view to providing improved postal facilities for portions of the districts of Old Parish and Ringville.
(Answered by Mr. Sydney Buxton.) I have called for Reports on these subjects, and on their receipt I will consider the suggestions of the hon. Member and will communicate the result to him.