Results 10,801-10,820 of 21,499 for speaker:Mary Lou McDonald
- Leaders' Questions (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: There is no question of anybody querying the necessity of due process but let us cut to the chase on this. People who have had the tragedy and trauma of a death by suicide in their family or in their close circle or community or people who have had suicidal thoughts themselves and who deal with situations of utter despair and rely on agencies such as Console as literally a lifeline for them...
- Leaders' Questions (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: Why would the Minister not call on it?
- Leaders' Questions (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: A Cheann Comhairle, I asked the Minister to call-----
- Leaders' Questions (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: No, I do not want the Minister to go back to anything. I want him-----
- Leaders' Questions (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: -----to call on the HSE to provide the documentation and to come before the committee. That was my question to the Minister.
- Leaders' Questions (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: No, my question has not been answered.
- Leaders' Questions (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: I do not know what conclusion we can draw from the Minister's prevarication on this issue.
- Leaders' Questions (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: Could you ask the Minister to answer my question?
- Leaders' Questions (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: For God's sake, I thought we had new politics.
- Questions on Proposed Legislation (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: The Minister's response in the case of Ibrahim Halawa was entirely inadequate and it is not the first time the response on the issue has been entirely inadequate. When does the Taoiseach intend to intervene in this case and make direct contact with the head of the Egyptian state to set out categorically that we will no longer tolerate the lack of due process and justice and the absolute...
- Questions on Proposed Legislation (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: My question is to the Taoiseach. When will he intervene in this matter because his intervention is required? On a second issue, the report on the financial emergency measures in the public interest, FEMPI, legislation has been laid before the House, but as yet no provision has been made for a debate on these matters which were also raised earlier. Rather than asking the Minister about...
- Questions on Proposed Legislation (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: I have just suggested one.
- Written Answers — Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht: Rural Development Programme (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: 149. To ask the Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht if and when she finalised and signed off on the procedures manual for the rural development programme. [19050/16]
- Written Answers — Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht: Rural Development Programme (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: 150. To ask the Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht if and when she approved the operating rules for the rural development programme. [19051/16]
- Written Answers — Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht: Rural Development Programme (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: 151. To ask the Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht when she will sign contracts with the Local Community Development Committees. [19052/16]
- Written Answers — Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht: Rural Development Programme (30 Jun 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: 152. To ask the Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht when she will formulate and sign the service level agreements for the rural development programmes. [19053/16]
- Written Answers — Department of Health: Hospital Consultant Contracts (5 Jul 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: 545. To ask the Minister for Health if he will ensure that a person's contract is renewed (details supplied). [19493/16]
- Leaders' Questions (6 Jul 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: That is every day.
- Leaders' Questions (6 Jul 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: What is the Taoiseach's price?
- Leaders' Questions (7 Jul 2016)
Mary Lou McDonald: I am sure the Minister will recall the case of Louise O'Keeffe, who was only eight years old when she was abused by her primary school teacher in County Cork in the 1970s. As the Minister knows, she sought justice against the State and against the Department of Education and Skills. Her case was relentlessly contested by the State. She was pursued at every step. The State won in the...