Results 1-20 of 51 for revert speaker:Shane Ross

Written Answers — Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport: Road Projects (16 Jun 2020)

Shane Ross: ...Project Ireland 2040, within the framework of the National Development Plan (NDP). Consequently, I have referred the question on the TEN-T project to TII for a direct reply. If you do not get a reply within ten working days, please revert to my office.  In relation to the Derry/Donegal to Dublin A5 project the planning and implementation of the A5 upgrade dual...

Covid-19 (Sport): Statements (11 Jun 2020)

Shane Ross: ...time for a no-deal Brexit and I presume they persist. I cannot speak to what will happen in December or the months to come but those provisions will be ready if a no-deal scenario emerges. I will revert to the Deputy on the ferry operators and any other questions he asked. I will comment on the staycations and the tourist and hospitality sector before bringing in the Minister of State,...

Written Answers — Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport: Covid-19 Pandemic (3 Jun 2020)

Shane Ross: ...demand for goods to begin to rebound also. Phase Two of Ireland’s Recovery Roadmap should see further commercial ventures returning to operation. As a consequence, business for haulage operators should begin to revert toward more traditional levels and encouragingly, freight activity is beginning to show some early indications of improvements. In relation to the Deputy’s...

Written Answers — Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport: Haulage Industry (3 Jun 2020)

Shane Ross: ...with Phase One of the Recovery Roadmapalready underway) and across Europe, I expect that the demand for goods will begin to rebound. As a consequence, business for haulage operators should begin to revert toward more traditional levels. In fact, since the easing of some restrictions freight activity levels have already begun to show some early indications of improvements on both maritime...

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Transport, Tourism and Sport: Accessibility of Public Transport for People with Disabilities: Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport (26 Jun 2019)

Shane Ross: All those questions are pretty detailed so if the Senator will allow it, I will revert to him. I will get the answers to the questions. I do not know about the €5 charge, I will check up with Irish Rail about that and the priority seating issue to see how that is happening. On powered wheelchairs, the NTA says it is arranging an inspection of one of these single-deck bus types in...

Written Answers — Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport: Railway Stations (11 Jun 2019)

Shane Ross: This matter is under consideration and my office will revert on the matter in due course.

Written Answers — Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport: Ports Development (22 May 2019)

Shane Ross: ...a full cruise volume in 2019 and 2020 but while cruise calls will be facilitated from 2021 to 2023, they will be limited to circa 80 ships per annum. When the work is completed at Alexandra Quay West cruise volumes are expected to revert towards 150 for years 2024/2025. The Company has already secured planning permission to construct new berths for cruise ships...

Written Answers — Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport: Regional Airports (9 Apr 2019)

Shane Ross: ...as well as broader Government policies such as Project Ireland 2040 and the National Planning Framework. It is my intention, having fully considered the latest information from the Airport as well as the views of my Ministerial colleagues, to revert to Government in the coming weeks with a view to decision on the matter.

Seanad: Aircraft Noise (Dublin Airport) Regulation Bill 2018: Second Stage (3 Apr 2019)

Shane Ross: ...of development at Dublin Airport as strategic infrastructure development for the purposes of planning applications. This measure will mean that an application for planning permission for development at Dublin Airport will revert to being processed in the same way as most planning applications, that is, any application will be made to Fingal County Council in the first instance, with...

Written Answers — Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport: Ports Traffic (26 Mar 2019)

Shane Ross: ...place while ensuring the port continues to handle large cargo volumes. Cruise berths will have to be limited to around 80 cruise ships yearly for a three year period from 2021. The port hopes to revert with increased cruise capacity after 2023 when it infrastructural works are completed and increase cruise calls back to 150 ships for the 2024/2025 season, and more thereafter. To...

Written Answers — Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport: Ports Traffic (26 Mar 2019)

Shane Ross: ...take place while ensuring the port continues to handle large cargo volumes. Cruise berths will have to be limited to around 80 cruise ships yearly for a three year period from 2021. The port hopes to revert with increased cruise capacity after 2023 when its infrastructural works are completed and increase cruise calls back to 150 ships for the 2024/2025 season, and more thereafter. ...

Written Answers — Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport: Ports Traffic (26 Mar 2019)

Shane Ross: ...place while ensuring the port continues to handle large cargo volumes. Cruise berths will have to be limited to around 80 cruise ships yearly for a three year period from 2021. The port hopes to revert with increased cruise capacity after 2023 when it infrastructural works are completed and increase cruise calls back to 150 ships for the 2024/2025 season, and more thereafter. To allow...

Written Answers — Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport: Railway Stations (21 Feb 2019)

Shane Ross: This matter is under consideration and my office will revert back in due to course.

Written Answers — Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport: Regional Airports (19 Feb 2019)

Shane Ross: ...and being assessed against national aviation and transport policy objectives as well as broader Government policies, such as Project Ireland 2040.  Once this final phase of the review process concludes, it is my intention to revert to Government for a decision on the matter in the coming weeks.

Written Answers — Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport: Bus Services (12 Feb 2019)

Shane Ross: ...to by the Deputy. Following recent meetings at which this matter was raised, my Department committed to liaising with both Transport Infrastructure Ireland and the National Transport Authority and reverting directly to the organisation on the matter. In line with that commitment, my Department will revert to the organisation in due course.

Written Answers — Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport: Brexit Issues (12 Feb 2019)

Shane Ross: ...routes to continental ports from end March 2019. I briefed Government on this in January 2019 and indicated that I will keep the matter under review, in light of the evolving situation, and revert to Government with a further report before the end of February. There are four shipping lines operating direct services from Irish ports to the Continent offering up to 20 crossings...

Saincheisteanna Tráthúla - Topical Issue Debate: Airport Development Projects (7 Feb 2019)

Shane Ross: ...aviation and transport policy objectives, as well as broader Government policies such as Project Ireland 2040 and the national planning framework. Once I have fully considered the matter, it is my intention to revert to Government for a decision in the coming weeks.

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Transport, Tourism and Sport: Impact of Brexit on Transport Sector: Discussion (6 Feb 2019)

Shane Ross: I will have to come back to the Deputy on that matter. I do not have an answer. I will answer the Deputy at the end of the meeting or revert to him afterwards.

Select Committee on Transport, Tourism and Sport: Aircraft Noise (Dublin Airport) Regulation Bill 2018: Committee Stage (16 Jan 2019)

Shane Ross: ...I cannot include it in the legislation because to do so would be inconsistent with all of the other European legislation. In the light of what has been stated, we will reconsider the question and revert to members on Report Stage, which would be reasonable. The Deputy is asking me to do something which I cannot do. However, I can pose the question again and try to accommodate the Deputy...

Written Answers — Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport: Drug and Alcohol Testing (28 Nov 2018)

Shane Ross: ...or commercial haulage, is already dealt with under road traffic legislation. The testing of such drivers for intoxicants by employers does not come within my remit. Please don't hesitate to revert with a further question if additional clarification is required.