Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

In the spring of 2016 Deputy Joan Collins will be involved in a general election campaign - it is not that far away. The people will make up their minds as to who they want to elect. That will be their choice and that is how it should be in a democracy. They will ask whether the Government fulfilled its mandate in fixing the public finances and whether it put the country back to work.

There was a mess left behind by the party whose Members are sitting in front of Deputy Joan Collins. We had to deal with the promissory note business with the European Central Bank. The Deputy will recall the number of times in this House that I was asked if we were going to borrow €3 billion per year to pay the interest on Anglo Irish Bank debt. I am not hearing about that now.

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