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Other Questions: Corporation Tax (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: I thank the Minister. That brings Question Time to a close, and we are moving-----

Other Questions: Corporation Tax (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: We are moving on. I asked for the Deputy's co-operation. I have three different clocks here. I am going to move on to Topical Issues.

Topical Issue Debate: Road Projects Status (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: The first Topical Issue is in the name of Deputies Aindrias Moynihan and Brendan Griffin. They have two minutes each.

Topical Issue Debate: Road Projects Status (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: The Deputy is sharing time with Deputy Griffin.

Topical Issue Debate: Road Projects Status (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: It is two minutes and two minutes.

Topical Issue Debate: Road Projects Status (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: No, it is two minutes and two minutes. They are my instructions.

Topical Issue Debate: Road Projects Status (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: I will clarify that each Deputy had two minutes because they were sharing. The Minister has four minutes to answer.

Other Questions: UK Referendum on EU Membership (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: Tá mé ag brath ar an gclog. Is é sin an fáth gur bhris mé isteach ar an Teachta. Níl a fhios agam an raibh botún déanta. Gabh mo leithscéal arís.

Other Questions: Small and Medium Enterprises Supports (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: Gabh mo leithscéal, a Theachta, ach tá an t-am thart. Tá an Teachta Niall Collins ag iarraidh cúpla focal a rá. Beidh an Teachta Boyd Barrett in ann teacht isteach arís.

Other Questions: Small and Medium Enterprises Supports (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: Deputy Collins, I am trying to allow in as many Deputies as possible.

Other Questions: Small and Medium Enterprises Supports (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: I have to enforce the time limits because there are Deputies waiting to get in.

Other Questions: UK Referendum on EU Membership (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: Tá an t-am thart. Go mo leithscéal, but táimid faoi bhrú maidir leis an-----

Other Questions: UK Referendum on EU Membership (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: Tá sé thart.

Other Questions: UK Referendum on EU Membership (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: An bhfuil an-----

Other Questions: UK Referendum on EU Membership (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: Tabharfaidh mé cúpla soicind don Teachta.

Priority Questions: IDA Expenditure (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: 35. To ask the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation if she is aware that IDA Ireland incurred expenditure totalling €10.4 million on a lease, comprising €1 million for rent and associated costs for office space, for a property that was not occupied during 2015, and that €9.4 million was paid in 2015 to exit the lease; and if she will make a statement on the...

Priority Questions: IDA Expenditure (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: What awareness did the Minister, Deputy Mitchell O'Connor, have of the expenditure by IDA Ireland of €10.4 million, €1 million of which was spent on rent for a property that was unoccupied and €9 million of which was spent on breaking the lease?

Priority Questions: IDA Expenditure (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: I thank the Minister. It would represent a saving, but how was this allowed to happen? What was the Minister's knowledge of it? When did it come to her attention or that of the previous Minister? How could something like this be allowed to happen, where €10.4 million of taxpayers' money was spent on a property that is empty? The Minister has given me the background to the case,...

Priority Questions: IDA Expenditure (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: At this point, words fail me. In addition to this waste of money, consultants were paid more taxpayers' money. When did the Minister become aware of the situation? What did she learn and how will this situation be avoided in the future?

Health (Amendment) Bill 2016 [Seanad]: Second Stage (20 Jul 2016)

Catherine Connolly: I have no hesitation in supporting this Bill. The Minister of State said it was a technical amendment to the 2007 Act with the sole purpose of extending the transitional period but the necessity of the amendment is certainly not technical in the lives of the people affected. I and everybody else throughout the country who watched the programme on Áras Attracta were rendered speechless....