Results 521-540 of 590 for speaker:Johnny Brady
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: Is that agreed? Agreed.
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: Will the Minister please allow the Deputy to continue without interruption?
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: The Minister should allow the Deputy to speak.
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: The Minister should allow the Deputy to conclude.
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: The Minister should stop interrupting.
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: The Minister should allow the Deputy to continue.
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: The Deputy should stick to this Bill.
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: The Minister should allow the Deputy to continue.
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: The Minister should allow the Deputy to continue without interruption.
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: Deputy Stagg must be allowed to continue.
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: Please allow the Deputy to continue. A bit of respect for a lady.
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: The Deputy's time has elapsed. I am sorry I did not notify her before now. She may finish quickly.
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: I intend to share time equally with Deputy Thomas Byrne with ten minutes each.
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: I am delighted to have this opportunity to contribute to this important debate. Many people are highly concerned about this Bill and are fearful for the many other rural pursuits that are practised and engaged in. This legislation is being perceived as an attack that will lead to a ban on all field sports. The organisations opposed to the Bill represent more than 300,000 people involved in...
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: This is not the time to elaborate, but the Bill is not an isolated attack on rural Ireland. As a rural Deputy I cannot stand back and witness the destruction of traditions going back generations. There comes a time to say enough is enough-----
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: I did not interrupt other speakers. This afternoon I find myself wavering along a very fine dividing line. I plead with the Minister to think again on the issue. Rural Ireland is rightly concerned and annoyed about the devastating impacts for employment in farming and for rural traditions. It is not realistic to focus on no more than three incidents that occurred out of more than 400...
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: Is it not cruel to put the hounds down by shooting or in whatever other way? Likewise, what will happen to the deer, of which here are 150? As Deputy Mattie McGrath said, we all have deer roaming free in our area. Will the gates be opened and those 150 deer let loose? Is it right to bring someone in to put them down? I do not think so. I was the first person to speak on the issue at our...
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: -----hare hunting, hare coursing, shooting, fishing, greyhound racing and others are threatened, they cannot depend on my support whether this Dáil lasts two months or two years. They will not have my support if anything else is tinkered with.
- Wildlife (Amendment) Bill 2010: Second Stage (24 Jun 2010)
Johnny Brady: I will vote with the Government on Tuesday night because I have given that commitment.
- Dog Breeding Establishments Bill 2009 [Seanad]: Second Stage (2 Jul 2010)
Johnny Brady: I welcome this opportunity to contribute to the debate on The Dog Breeding Establishments Bill 2009. The Bill is a necessary piece of legislation. Unfortunately, we have all seen on our screens the severe cruelty inflicted on dogs on so-called puppy farms and this Bill will ensure that Ireland will no longer be a haven for unscrupulous breeders. In 2008, over 10,000 stray or unwanted dogs...