Gerry Adams (Louth, Sinn Fein) | Oireachtas source

Is there a sense of the Taoiseach merely playing the game of being a time-server, going to these events, saying whatever one says at such events and then coming back here and continuing to inflict, and while engaging in the rhetoric of positivity, inflicting great negativity upon working people? The people of the State, like the people of Greece, had an unfair debt burden imposed upon them and it would be good, having failed to stand up for the rights of people here, if at least the Taoiseach supported positively the Greek proposals for a resolution to in some way redeem the Government for the way it has treated the people here in the years since he has come into office.

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