Results 19,981-20,000 of 24,382 for speaker:Seán Barrett
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: Sorry, Deputy; we are over time.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: We do not need a chorus.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: Please do not interrupt.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: You will not make a point by shouting over the speaker. I ask Members to stay quiet.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: I afforded silence for Deputy Martin and I expect the same for the Taoiseach while he replies. End of story.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: Please allow the Taoiseach to reply. Deputy Micheál Martin had silence when he spoke and I expect the same for the Taoiseach.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: This is Leaders' Questions.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: Will the Deputy, please, resume his seat?
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: will the Taoiseach, please, finish his response?
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: This is not a circus; it is the House of Parliament. The Taoiseach should conclude, as we are way over time.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: We are five minutes over time on this question.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: The rules of the House apply to everybody. I call Deputy Mary Lou McDonald. I want silence, not shouting and roaring.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: Please stay quiet.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: That sort of language is unparliamentary.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: The Taoiseach will deal with this issue.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: Could both sides stay quiet?
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: Deputy Mac Lochlainn, would you mind staying quiet? Deputy Wallace is on his feet.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: If you cannot, then leave the Chamber.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: Quiet please.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Dec 2014)
Seán Barrett: Please.