Results 6,661-6,680 of 11,258 for speaker:Séamus Kirk

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: The Deputy knows the requirements for order on the Order of Business.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: I call Deputy Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: Deputy Gilmore was imparting information.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: Gabh mo leithscéal, a Theachta. The Minister might reply.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: This is not Question Time, Deputy.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: A parliamentary question would be a more appropriate way of seeking information.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: The Deputy is out of order.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: The Deputy is out of order on the Order of Business. He should not be speaking a second time on the same issue on the Order of Business.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: The Deputy is out of order. We have to move on.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: The Deputy is anticipating the debate when it arises in the House.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: As the Deputy rightly said, the Bill is in the Seanad and it is expected in this House shortly.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: I advise the Deputy to leave the best part of her contribution for the Bill when it comes to the House.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: I advise the Deputy he will have to call to my office to discuss it.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: The Deputy will have to call to my office and we will discuss all those issues. We always provide a sympathetic ear.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: The Deputy is completely out of order on the Order of Business. I have dealt with the Deputy's original matter and now he is moving on the agenda.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: Deputy, the Adjournment and Special Notice Questions are some of the many other ways in which to raise matters. My office is always sympathetic. If the Deputy submits a matter for the Adjournment it can be considered.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: I ask the Deputy to please make contact with my secretary about any misunderstandings that appear to have arisen and we can discuss the matter.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: The Deputy is long enough in the House to know this is not in order.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: It may well be relevant, but it is more appropriate to raise it at another time.

Order of Business. (24 Jun 2010)

Séamus Kirk: This is a serious matter that would merit a parliamentary question.