James Reilly (Dublin North, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

It was inevitable at some point during the course of these questions that Deputy Troy would revert to type. He stands there pontificating from the far side of this Chamber about the scandalous state of the services his party left us to deal with. He speaks of our lack of action when I have outlined clearly to him that serious action is being taken and that this group will report in September, which will be in time for the Estimates process. He chooses to ignore that and goes off on a rant. The bottom line, as everyone in this Chamber well knows, is that we were left with no money and a totally dysfunctional HSE when we arrived into Government. A lot of progress has been made since then. His party had 14 years in Government before that with unprecedented wealth to deal with this issue and one can only say it made a bags of it.

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