Results 16,381-16,400 of 24,382 for speaker:Seán Barrett
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Please ask your question.
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Ask your question. You are over time.
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Thank you, Deputy. Please resume your seat.
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Please resume your seat. This is about asking a question. The Tánaiste will reply. Can I have some silence, please? Thank you. We cannot hear what is being said.
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Allow the Tánaiste to proceed.
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: I am getting excited because we are way over time on this.
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Comments should be addressed through the Chair.
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: I now call on Deputy Gerry Adams. I remind Deputies that we went four minutes over time on the last question and I ask them to obey the rules they set themselves and show some sort of respect to the person who poses the question and the person responding to it.
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: I do not need any help from Deputy McGrath.
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: I call Deputy Adams and ask Deputies to please stay quiet.
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: I ask Deputies again to show respect. Thank you.
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Please do not. Ask a question.
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: We are over time, please.
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Please, Deputy Adams.
- Leaders' Questions (28 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: We are over time and I ask the Tánaiste to conclude.
- Employment Levels (27 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Has the Deputy a question?
- Employment Levels (27 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: It is Question Time.
- Employment Levels (27 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: I remind the Deputy we are on Question Time.
- Employment Levels (27 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Can we have a question?
- Employment Levels (27 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Can we return to the statistical question?