Results 241-260 of 1,842 for speaker:Marie Moloney

Seanad: Special Educational Needs (14 Mar 2012)

Marie Moloney: The application was made and refused.

Seanad: Special Educational Needs (14 Mar 2012)

Marie Moloney: I thought there was no appeals system in place for this. One of the recommendations in the Ombudsman's report was that there should be an appeals system for the likes of this.

Seanad: Special Educational Needs (14 Mar 2012)

Marie Moloney: Excellent. I thank the Minister and appreciate his remarks.

Seanad: Schools Building Projects (14 Mar 2012)

Marie Moloney: That is ridiculous.

Seanad: Infectious Disease Screening Service (14 Mar 2012)

Marie Moloney: May I make a comment?

Seanad: Order of Business (21 Mar 2012)

Marie Moloney: I voice my concern in regard to the proposal to destroy the database which hold details of blood tests taken from babies, known as the heel test. This practice has been going on since the 1960s and there has never been a complaint about it. I know it contravenes EU law but it might be a retrograde step. Other Senators raised the household charge but I have a suggestion for the Leader to...

Seanad: Programme for Government: Motion (21 Mar 2012)

Marie Moloney: We are getting rid of the prefabs that Fianna Fáil-----

Seanad: Order of Business (22 Mar 2012)

Marie Moloney: I condemn the actions of AIB in requiring its customers to have €2,500 in their current accounts to avail of free banking. How many people in Ireland today can afford to leave that amount of money sitting in an account? We are hearing every day of the week that people cannot afford to pay the household charge and the registration fee in respect of septic tanks yet AIB is now requiring its...

Seanad: Order of Business (22 Mar 2012)

Marie Moloney: Let her speak. She was being interrupted.

Seanad: Order of Business (22 Mar 2012)

Marie Moloney: We all have to do our bit for the country.

Seanad: Order of Business (22 Mar 2012)

Marie Moloney: They are not my debts either. I did not cause these debts to build up.

Seanad: Order of Business (22 Mar 2012)

Marie Moloney: I have no sympathy.

Seanad: Ambulance Service (22 Mar 2012)

Marie Moloney: I thank the Minister, Deputy Hogan, for coming to the House to take this Adjournment matter, although it does not come under his remit, on behalf of the Minister for Health. Under the new model of the ambulance service the Health Service Executive wants to move to 24 hour on-duty cover with a view to eliminating the on-call duty. The Minister is familiar with the area being a regular visitor...

Seanad: Ambulance Service (22 Mar 2012)

Marie Moloney: No. We had a meeting several months ago with representatives of the ambulance service and the HSE and received the same reply, word for word. We asked them to go away and review the situation and come back to us with proposals on how they would provide a service on the peninsulas. We do not believe this service will work in those areas, although I am not saying it will not work in the rest...

Seanad: Order of Business (19 Apr 2012)

Marie Moloney: I extend my sincere sympathy to the family of a man who lost his life in a house fire in Beaufort near Killarney last night. I do not call for a debate, but I warmly welcome a newspaper report regarding developments in breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. The UK Department of Health is due to publish a review of the breast cancer screening programme later this year. According to a recent...

Seanad: Sale of State Assets: Statements, Questions and Answers (19 Apr 2012)

Marie Moloney: The Senator has already spoken. He is out of order.

Seanad: Sale of State Assets: Statements, Questions and Answers (19 Apr 2012)

Marie Moloney: The Senator may not quote.

Seanad: Sale of State Assets: Statements, Questions and Answers (19 Apr 2012)

Marie Moloney: I ask the Senator to sit down.

Seanad: Sale of State Assets: Statements, Questions and Answers (19 Apr 2012)

Marie Moloney: The Senator should conclude.

Seanad: Sale of State Assets: Statements, Questions and Answers (19 Apr 2012)

Marie Moloney: The Senator has gone well over time.