Results 20,521-20,540 of 36,764 for speaker:Enda Kenny
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: Hold on a second now.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: The Deputy cannot have it every way.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: The Deputy's Government signed a secret deal with Deputy Lowry and a number of others.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: It would not publish any of the details of the deal-----
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: -----in the interests of transparency and accountability-----
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: -----regarding the use of taxpayers' money to deal with various issues.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: That is the same person the Deputy is speaking about.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: I have no intention of reopening the Moriarty tribunal.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: It went on for long enough.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: The chairman dealt with the report and reported to the House.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: The House passed a motion of censure against Deputy Lowry and enacted many of the recommendations of the Moriarty tribunal. We are preparing legislation to support whistleblowers and provide for the registration of lobbyists.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: If Deputy Martin, Deputy Kelleher or anybody else over there has information, they should bring it to the appropriate authorities so it can be dealt with.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: I would expect them to do that.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: These negotiations have been among the most fundamental to have taken place in this country in many years. One of the reasons the Government was elected was to deal with the problems faced by our national finances. We must get our deficit to a level at which this challenge can be dealt with comprehensively. The target that has been set involves reducing the deficit to 3% by 2015. That...
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: I am glad to see Deputy Adams is in robust, good and strong health.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: The point is that Deputy Adams chooses deliberately not to deal with our front-line service workers here in Ireland. He chooses to fly to greener pastures.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: I am glad he is in robust good health. I remind Deputy Adams of the Sinn Féin proposal to cut take-home pay for public and private sector workers - front-line and back office - earning €35,000 or more.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: He should not come in here with his proposals about safeguarding the lower paid.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: I point out to him that in the budget the Government set out a higher rate of property tax for those who earn more, with extra PRSI on unearned income, an increase in capital gains tax and DIRT tax and an increase in the capping of pensions above €60,000 from 2014.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Feb 2013)
Enda Kenny: That is part of a €500 million package which will impact progressively more on those who earn more.