Results 641-660 of 9,147 for speaker:Pat Breen
- Written Answers — Defence Forces Property: Defence Forces Property (18 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: Question 768: To ask the Minister for Defence further to Parliamentary Questions Nos. 294 of 28 June 2005 and 503 of 28 September 2005, if he will consider allocating the premises presently occupied by the FCA (details supplied) in County Clare to the local Red Cross; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [28694/05]
- Written Answers — State Airports: State Airports (18 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: Question 792: To ask the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government the position in relation to the proposed guidelines on the designation of public safety zones at the State airports; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [29036/05]
- Written Answers — Planning Issues: Planning Issues (18 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: Question 793: To ask the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government the reason the purchase notice provisions contained in section 29 of the Local Government (Planning and Development) Act 1963 were omitted from the Planning and Development Act 2000; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [29037/05]
- Public Transport. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: Eight years.
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: Question 86: To ask the Minister for Transport the transition period he envisages for Shannon Airport maintaining its stopover arrangement following the introduction of any open skies agreement between the EU and the US. [29498/05]
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: The Minister spoke about speculation. There is speculation that he has already done a deal for a three-year lead-in period. Will that be the lead-in period? Why has the Minister decided to sell out on Shannon? He is going against the EU and the US because they were happy to have an agreement in place. What advantage would it be to Shannon to have an open skies policy? Experience has shown...
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: The national carrier is dropping routes, including Orlando.
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: Did that include the UK?
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: The Minister is moving away from the issue.
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: We are not sticking our heads in the sand.
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: The Minister is selling out on Shannon.
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: That is a European issue.
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: Where do all the flights go?
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: Aer Lingus cannot last. It has already dropped the Orlando route.
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: Yesterday Delta Airlines announced more seats on its US routes to Dublin and Shannon in the summer. Many US carriers have noted their domestic market is slack and are examining transatlantic routes. More US carriers will come into Dublin Airport and Aer Lingus, because it is a small airline, will be gobbled up by them. Orlando has been dropped as a route by Aer Lingus. The international...
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: I do not doubt that.
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: They will only be going to capital cities.
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: What about a hub for Shannon Airport?
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: The Minister is just evading answers.
- State Airports. (19 Oct 2005)
Pat Breen: The Minister does not want a hub in Shannon Airport.