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Army Barracks. (26 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: ——but because I happen to be over here I am not representing Donegal at all.

Army Barracks. (26 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: I tell the Minister I have been representing Donegal for 30 years in the House and I will not take that from the Minister or from anywhere else over there.

Army Barracks. (26 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: We have put up with it for too long and I will not put up with it any longer.

Army Barracks. (26 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: That is what it is. Is he going to Donegal or not?

Army Barracks. (26 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: Let there be no doubt about this. Is the Minister going to Donegal or is he not? That is what I want to hear. Is the Minister a man or a mouse? He is a mouse in my eyes. I ask the Minister to stand up and prove he is a man and that he is a Minister.

Army Barracks. (26 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: Adjourn the House. There is no respect from the Minister.

Army Barracks. (26 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: I have as much right to be in this House as any other man or woman.

Army Barracks. (26 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: Is the Minister going or is he not? That is what I want to find out.

Army Barracks. (26 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: The man behind the Minister — the Minister of State, who is also from Limerick — would tell me if he was in the Minister's boots.

Army Barracks. (26 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: The Minister is trying to make it political. The Army is not political in this country.

Business of Dáil (26 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: I have no intention of being disrespectful to the Ceann Comhairle or to this House. I asked a straight question of the Minister for Defence, Deputy O'Dea, namely, whether he would he do those stationed in the barracks in Donegal the courtesy of meeting them. It was an open invitation. The Minister responded that if he decided to go, he would not let me know in this House but would tell...

Business of Dáil (26 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: I hope the Ceann Comhairle understands my position.

Business of Dáil (26 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: The Leas-Cheann Comhairle did not ask me to leave the House.

Business of Dáil (26 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: I do not wish to be disrespectful. I will leave under protest but I hope to be back.

Written Answers — Wildlife Protection: Wildlife Protection (27 Nov 2008)

Dinny McGinley: Question 56: To ask the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government if his attention has been drawn to the reported poaching of wild deer in Donegal; the estimates of the extent of such activity; the steps being taken to prevent such activity; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [42927/08]

Leaders' Questions (3 Dec 2008)

Dinny McGinley: The Taoiseach should be ashamed of himself. He should resign.

Leaders' Questions (3 Dec 2008)

Dinny McGinley: The Taoiseach's own crowd do not believe it. He should look behind him.

Leaders' Questions (3 Dec 2008)

Dinny McGinley: The Taoiseach should take a look at those behind him.

Agriculture: Motion (Resumed) (3 Dec 2008)

Dinny McGinley: I saw a number of budgets in the House — some good, some bad and some mediocre. I have never seen a budget that has dealt a more vicious or savage blow to the farming community than this one. I do not say this because I happen to be in Opposition; I am only articulating what Government Deputies, Senators and public representatives have been saying throughout the length and breadth of...

Agriculture: Motion (Resumed) (3 Dec 2008)

Dinny McGinley: We said in Letterkenny and other parts of the country that this motion would come before the House before Christmas and I compliment Deputy Creed for introducing the motion tonight. Many Government Deputies have talked the talk at these meetings but we will see tonight how many will walk the walk when needed and when farmers are here to witness it.