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Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: I ask the Minister to withdraw his remark.

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: That was the information I got.

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: The Minister should withdraw his remark.

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: He did not deal with it.

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: What is to happen?

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: It is not dealt with and I want it dealt with. I repeated information given to me by the Minister's agencies to the effect that his Department knew of the closure of SR Technics in November. The Minister of State, Deputy Noel Ahern, told me he knew——

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: The Minister of State told me.

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: It told me. The IDA stated it knew the day before.

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: I wish to ask the Tánaiste——

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: In mid-November last, Dublin Airport Authority began discussions with SR Technics on the return of the hangars. This meant that SR Technics was leaving Ireland. Anybody would have known that. A child would have known it.

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: That is what I said. That was three months ago. I want the Minister to withdraw——

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: I ask the Minister to withdraw his remark——

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: No, I would like the Minister to withdraw remark——

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: On a point of order either we use parliamentary language here or we do not. Yesterday, the Minister used unparliamentary language and I ask him to withdraw it.

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: Let me say then that on this matter I regard the Minister as a barefaced liar.

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: I would like the Minister to withdraw his remark also.

Order of Business (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: In deference to the Leas-Cheann Comhairle, for whom I have great respect, I will.

Job Protection. (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: On a point of order, will the Minister withdraw a comment he made yesterday? It is on the record of the House.

Job Protection. (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: The Ceann Comhairle did not accept it.

Job Protection. (2 Apr 2009)

Tommy Broughan: We have to do business here on a range of matters affecting the transport portfolio and I have to ask questions. I want to be able to do my business. I received information which I reported in good faith. The Minister used an abusive term with regard to parliamentary democracy. I ask him to withdraw it.