Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

-----if the institutions in Northern Ireland and the Good Friday Agreement were to fail or fall because of her party's reluctance to accept responsibility regarding financial matters and reform, then upon their heads would that be. The Deputy cannot have it both ways all the time. She doesn't want contributions for services down here, yet she makes them in Northern Ireland. Her party caps property tax at £400,000 so the person living in a £2 million mansion up there will pay the same as somebody in a suburban semi-detached in the more affluent areas of some towns. Yet she comes down here and screams about wealth tax and all the rest of it.

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