Results 4,521-4,540 of 4,908 for speaker:Diarmuid Wilson
- Seanad: Chemicals Bill 2008: Second Stage (3 Jul 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: Now.
- Seanad: Schools Refurbishment (2 Jul 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: I am pleased to welcome the Minister of State, Deputy Haughey, to the House. I thank my colleague, Senator O'Reilly, for sharing time and commend him on raising this matter on the Adjournment. I am glad to have the opportunity to make a brief contribution on the need to provide additional funding towards essential improvement works at St. Phelim's national school in Bailieborough. My...
- Seanad: Electricity Regulation (Amendment) (EirGrid) Bill 2008: Committee and Remaining Stages. (1 Jul 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: On behalf of my colleague, Senator Walsh, I thank the Minister and his officials for the smooth manner in which the legislation was taken in the House. I also thank the Opposition spokespersons for their co-operation. I reiterate Senator O'Reilly's comments about undergrounding. Both of us represent the same constituency and this is a major bone of contention in the area.
- Seanad: Electricity Regulation (Amendment) (EirGrid) Bill 2008: Committee and Remaining Stages. (1 Jul 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: At 10.30 a.m. tomorrow.
- Seanad: Prison Development (Confirmation of Resolutions) Bill 2008: Second and Subsequent Stages (26 Jun 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: What about the Proinsias de Rossa centre?
- Seanad: Prison Development (Confirmation of Resolutions) Bill 2008: Second and Subsequent Stages (26 Jun 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: Spokespersons will have ten minutes and all other Senators will have five minutes.
- Seanad: Mental Health (Involuntary Procedures) (Amendment) Bill 2008: Second Stage (25 Jun 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: I call the Minister of State. I welcome him to the House.
- Seanad: Prison Building Programme: Motion (Resumed) (29 May 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: At 12 noon on Wednesday, 4 June.
- Seanad: Schools Building Projects. (29 May 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: I welcome the Minister of State, Deputy Seán Haughey, to the House.
- Seanad: Schools Building Projects. (29 May 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: That is fine.
- Seanad: Schools Building Projects. (29 May 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: I apologise on behalf of my colleague, Senator O'Reilly, who wished to participate in this debate. He must attend another appointment, but he wishes to be associated with this Adjournment matter. Laragh national school, Stradone, County Cavan was built in 1963. Originally designed as a three-teacher school, it now has 130 pupils, five mainstream teachers, one part-time resource teacher, one...
- Seanad: Transport 21: Motion (21 May 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: That is agreed.
- Seanad: Transport 21: Motion (21 May 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: I second the motion and reserve my right to speak later.
- Seanad: Transport 21: Motion (21 May 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: Is that agreed? Agreed.
- Seanad: Freedom of Information (Amendment) Bill 2008: Second Stage. (30 Apr 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: It is possible Senator, with respect.
- Seanad: Freedom of Information (Amendment) Bill 2008: Second Stage. (30 Apr 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: Is that agreed? Agreed.
- Seanad: Freedom of Information (Amendment) Bill 2008: Second Stage. (30 Apr 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: I welcome the Minister of State, Deputy Noel Ahern, on this historic occasion for Ireland in the United States.
- Seanad: School Accommodation (24 Apr 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: I welcome the Minister and thank Senator O'Reilly for sharing his time. There is an urgent need to appoint a design team to progress the provision of permanent accommodation for St. Mary's national school, Virginia, County Cavan. As Senator O'Reilly pointed out, St. Mary's currently has 350 students enrolled in the school which was originally built to cater for 150 students. There have...
- Seanad: Kidnapping and Detention of Ms Ingrid Betancourt: Motion (10 Apr 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: Is that agreed? Agreed.
- Seanad: Kidnapping and Detention of Ms Ingrid Betancourt: Motion (10 Apr 2008)
Diarmuid Wilson: Before calling Senator Boyle, I welcome the Minister of State, Deputy Michael Kitt, to the House.