Results 7,921-7,940 of 21,498 for speaker:Mary Lou McDonald
- Leaders' Questions (12 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: Does the Taoiseach believe him?
- Leaders' Questions (12 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: So the Taoiseach does not believe the whistleblower was politically obstructed. Is that the Taoiseach's answer?
- Leaders' Questions (12 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: It is the Taoiseach's responsibility not that of the Committee of Public Accounts.
- Leaders' Questions (12 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: So the Taoiseach does not believe he was obstructed.
- Leaders' Questions (12 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: He strenuously disagrees with that.
- Order of Business (12 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: Worrying statistics were published earlier by the Rape Crisis Network. There was also evidence in the Garda Inspectorate report of the failure to handle complaints of domestic violence. I am sure the Taoiseach will agree this is worrying. When does he propose to have a comprehensive debate on the matters of domestic violence and sexual violence against women and children? These are...
- Order of Business (12 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: When will we have the broader debate?
- Allegations Regarding Sexual Abuse by Members of the Provisional Republican Movement: Statements (12 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: The experience of sexual violence or abuse is a crime like no other. It brings with it the physical trauma, fear and shock associated with any violent assault and much more. It is an insidious crime, a secret crime, unspoken and unacknowledged and, in many cases, denied and disbelieved. It is, perhaps uniquely, a crime which leaves many victims feeling responsible, guilty even, for their...
- Allegations Regarding Sexual Abuse by Members of the Provisional Republican Movement: Statements (12 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: I have never killed anybody. Correct the record.
- Leaders' Questions (13 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: It is increasingly clear the Tánaiste still has not understood what the people are saying on the issue of water charges. Hard-pressed families are not looking for a temporary reduction in their bill. Families at risk of poverty, including working families, are not looking for a social welfare payment. In October, 100,000 people marched through Dublin and made this crystal clear. In...
- Leaders' Questions (13 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: The Tánaiste's answer was designed not to address the precise questions I have raised. Leaving aside entirely the fact she is clearly not listening to what people have told her, here is the clarity: people have told her in unprecedented numbers to abolish this charge. That is the message. Let me return, if I might, to the two specific questions I put to the Tánaiste, who is also...
- Leaders' Questions (13 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: You could answer my questions.
- Leaders' Questions (13 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: Please do.
- Leaders' Questions (13 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: What about the questions that I asked?
- Leaders' Questions (13 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: What about the questions I put to the Tánaiste?
- Leaders' Questions (13 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: Will the Government deduct unpaid bills from people's welfare, wages or pensions?
- Leaders' Questions (13 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: A Cheann Comhairle-----
- Leaders' Questions (13 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: A Cheann Comhairle-----
- Leaders' Questions (13 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: A Cheann Comhairle-----
- Leaders' Questions (13 Nov 2014)
Mary Lou McDonald: Excuse me, a Cheann Comhairle-----