Results 7,161-7,180 of 24,382 for speaker:Seán Barrett

Order of Business (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: We can find out for the Deputy.

Order of Business (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: I will come back to the Deputy.

Order of Business (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: What is the Deputy's second Bill?

Order of Business (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: The Deputy is not listening to me. What is his second piece of legislation?

Order of Business (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: Please-----

Order of Business (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: Is there promised legislation here?

Order of Business (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: This is about promised legislation.

Order of Business (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: There are other ways to raise it. I call Deputy Kitt.

Order of Business (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: No. The Deputy knows as well as I do. He is long enough here. He should not be playing games with me. I appreciate he wants to make a point. He has made his point and I now ask him to resume his seat. If he wants to table a parliamentary question, he may by all means do so.

Order of Business (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: This is a Private Members' Bill that was agreed on Second Stage.

Order of Business (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: I call Deputy Mathews.

Order of Business (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: That is not a matter for now. It is a matter for the committee; it goes to the committee.

Order of Business (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: Sorry, we cannot discuss that now.

Leaders' Questions (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: Please do not quote; this is Question Time.

Leaders' Questions (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: I ask the Deputy to put her question.

Leaders' Questions (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: The Deputy will not be quoting because she is over her time.

Leaders' Questions (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: Will the Deputy, please, put her question?

Leaders' Questions (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: It would suit me better if the Deputy would put his question. He is over time.

Leaders' Questions (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: I remind Deputies that when I ask them to finish I mean finish.

Leaders' Questions (1 May 2014)

Seán Barrett: The Deputy could hear perfectly well. He need not try to cod me.