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Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health and Children: Closure of Mount Carmel Hospital: Discussion (18 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: I asked for clarification on that and I thank Mr. McAnenly for that clarification.

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health and Children: Closure of Mount Carmel Hospital: Discussion (18 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: Mr. McAnenly made the point that 105 beds were non-maternity.

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health and Children: Closure of Mount Carmel Hospital: Discussion (18 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: A figure of €14 million would be the right price. I know that from experience.

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health and Children: Closure of Mount Carmel Hospital: Discussion (18 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: An offer of €14 million for a hospital that might make €1 million per annum once it recovers to normal levels of activity would give a return of 7%. Without studying the issue in great deal, that appears to be roughly the right price. Mr. McAnenly is correct that there will be caveats. My experience, having spent 20 years in this business, is that one would expect caveats....

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health and Children: Closure of Mount Carmel Hospital: Discussion (18 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: That gives a total cost of €33 million. That is the elephant in the room which must be analysed.

Leaders' Questions (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: Hear, hear.

Leaders' Questions (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: Hear, hear.

Order of Business (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: On the Order of Business last Tuesday I raised the fact that the German constitutional court had reached a majority decision which will, in effect, paralyse the outright monetary transactions, OMT, programme-----

Order of Business (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: Thank you, a Cheann Comhairle. I tried to raise it.

Order of Business (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: I like to try to do things. The country needs approximately €53 billion-----

Order of Business (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: I ask the Taoiseach to set up a high-level banking and finance working party to deal with the implications of these things. I will draw an analogy. Just because our normal choreography of business here deals with matters in specific forthcoming legislation or what is in the processing phase, if an item is obviously so important for the country and the inter-relationships which arose during...

Order of Business (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: -----while there are 100,000 in the two so-called pillar banks-----

Order of Business (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: There are grandparents supporting other loans that are not yet non-performing-----

Order of Business (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: -----but which need support.

Order of Business (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: With respect, a Cheann Comhairle, that is entering a lottery. Imagine if an aeroplane with a nuclear bomb was circulating Dublin and you said we should submit it as a Topical Issue.

Order of Business (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: The Deputies may laugh. I have obviously hit the point, which is why they are laughing.

Order of Business (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: The decision of the German court is, in effect, paralysing the OMT. I do not like to cause this turmoil, but will somebody listen?

Order of Business (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: I will, a Cheann Comhairle, because I respect you. However, the rest of it is a nonsense.

Order of Business (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: Obedience.

Recent Flooding: Statements (Resumed) (19 Feb 2014)

Peter Mathews: Deputy Seán Kenny is sharing time with Deputy Paul Connaughton.