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Written Answers — Offshore Exploration: Offshore Exploration (7 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: Question 314: To ask the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources if he will provide funding in the form of an EOSG grant to a student (details supplied) in County Dublin; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [14285/09]

Financial Resolution No. 11: General (Resumed) (8 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: In deference to the Labour Party, how reformed is Fianna Fáil?

Financial Resolution No. 11: General (Resumed) (8 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: I apologise for interrupting the Minister of State, but I must ask the Ceann Comhairle for a ruling. I believe it is somewhat unfair to use the name of somebody outside this House while inferring that he enjoys talking about a recession. It is somewhat objectionable and I believe the Minister of State ought to withdraw his remark.

Financial Resolution No. 11: General (Resumed) (8 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: The Minister of State appears to be preoccupied with the Labour Party.

Financial Resolution No. 11: General (Resumed) (8 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: Some would say it has already collapsed.

Financial Resolution No. 11: General (Resumed) (8 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: But he will anyway.

Financial Resolution No. 11: General (Resumed) (8 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: I wish to share time with the esteemed Deputies Deenihan, Ring and Connaughton.

Financial Resolution No. 11: General (Resumed) (8 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: I thank the Minister of State for his amusing discourse, but I will have to comment on one or two things. He said the Taoiseach was trying to be honest this morning, but was he honest when he said the fundamentals were sound at the last general election? He talked about the degree of cynicism in the country, but that has come because his Government has been in office for 18 of the past 20...

Order of Business (9 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: Regarding the pending budget legislation, will any stressed loans to former directors or employees of Anglo Irish Bank be included in the assets be taken over by NAMA?

Order of Business (9 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: Have we a guarantee that this legislation will not cover those loans?

Order of Business (9 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: It is a reasonable question.

Cystic Fibrosis: Motion (9 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: I move: That Dáil Éireann: noting: — that Ireland has the highest incidence of cystic fibrosis in the world; — that Irish patients experience a much more severe genetic mutation of cystic fibrosis than that experienced by patients in other countries; and — that a person born in this State with cystic fibrosis has an average life expectancy which is many years lower than a patient...

Cystic Fibrosis: Motion (9 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: This motion comes to the House because the needs of a distinct group of Irish people, 1,100 in all, who are sufferers of cystic fibrosis in Ireland are not being met by the Government and the Minister who are fully aware of the facts, which are that cystic fibrosis sufferers die up to ten years younger than elsewhere in the western world. Cystic fibrosis occurs in this country with a greater...

Cystic Fibrosis: Motion (9 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: Yet again.

Cystic Fibrosis: Motion (9 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: Hear, hear. She is deflecting from her own inadequacy.

Cystic Fibrosis: Motion (9 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: What about the children who want their cervical vaccination?

Cystic Fibrosis: Motion (9 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: In the years to come Deputy Moloney will be remembered as the Minister of State who failed national health.

Cystic Fibrosis: Motion (9 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: The integrity of Deputy Harney in promising a vaccine for children in August and reneging on it in November leaves a great deal to be desired. If that is Fianna Fáil's idea of integrity, the Minister of State can keep it.

Cystic Fibrosis: Motion (9 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: What commitments did I make?

Cystic Fibrosis: Motion (9 Apr 2009)

James Reilly: I wish to address an issue raised by Deputy Tom Hayes. Many people with cystic fibrosis are entitled to a medical card. The recent decision by the Government and the HSE to centralise applications for medical cards is causing chaos. It is to be centralised in Finglas but I am informed that some of it may even be outsourced. There is certainly not the expertise that exists in local areas...