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- Flooding: Statements (13 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: They met every day.
- Flooding: Statements (13 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: The Deputy is wrong and he knows he is wrong.
- Flooding: Statements (13 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: They met every day.
- Flooding: Statements (13 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: They have met 30 times since 3 December 2015.
- Flooding: Statements (13 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: Some 2,500 Army personnel came in.
- Flooding: Statements (13 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: Nor did it happen in 2009.
- Flooding: Statements (13 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: We are learning.
- Flooding: Statements (13 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: Mairead McGuinness MEP was there too.
- Flooding: Statements (13 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: What does Deputy Martin mean by that?
- Flooding: Statements (13 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: The moratorium has been lifted.
- Flooding: Statements (13 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: It was a statesmanlike speech.
- Leaders' Questions (19 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: I thank Deputy Martin for his question. Obviously, the stories of Emily, Ryan, Preston and Parker are not the kind of stories one wants to see on television or indeed hear about. The reason for the real problem with housing is the total collapse of the construction sector just a few years ago, which was the most severely impacted sector and which is taking the longest to get back on its...
- Leaders' Questions (19 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: Deputy Martin says that figures do not mean anything to him, that they are meaningless. For his information, 5,800 families received a supplementary allowance increase last year under the tenancy scheme introduced by the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection. A total of 6,000 families were helped under the housing assistance payment. A total of 300 sites are being built on at...
- Leaders' Questions (19 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: There are 300 sites being built on and 2,000 people were taken off the housing list by being re-accommodated in places that were voided and neglected and not habitable.
- Leaders' Questions (19 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: Deputy Martin does not want to recognise the fact.
- Leaders' Questions (19 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: The Deputy does not want to recognise the fact that the construction sector collapsed completely and has had to be rebuilt from the ground up. It is literally taking the longest of all the sectors to recover. Everybody admits that.
- Leaders' Questions (19 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: The Exchequer spend here is up to €70 million, a 56% increase on what it used to be. I have given Deputy Martin the figures.
- Leaders' Questions (19 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: He mentioned modular housing. Yes, the Government did commit to building 500 units of modular housing, warm, comfortable and easily built, the first 150 to be delivered here in Dublin but there were objections to the first ones being built. There are a further 350 to come on stream.
- Leaders' Questions (19 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: These are areas where the Government has a serious programme and is following it. Yes, it is catch-up but it is catching up.
- Leaders' Questions (19 Jan 2016)
Enda Kenny: I do not like to see a situation where people are in those circumstances.