Results 8,321-8,340 of 11,258 for speaker:Séamus Kirk
- Order of Business (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: These points can be made next week.
- Order of Business (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: I do not disagree but this is the Order of Business, not Question Time.
- Order of Business (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: This is a matter for the Adjournment or a parliamentary question.
- Order of Business (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: I call Deputy Tom Sheahan.
- Order of Business (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: A well-crafted parliamentary question to the relevant Minister would be of assistance in this matter.
- Order of Business (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: Is there promised legislation?
- Order of Business (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: That is fine, we must move on.
- Order of Business (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: I apologise to Deputy Bannon, I did not see him offering.
- Order of Business (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: I apologise. I must become more conscious of those sitting in the area occupied by the Deputy.
- Order of Business (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: We must move on.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: Deputy Reilly, please.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: I ask Deputy Kenny to sit down.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: We have to proceed on the principle that whoever is in possession is allowed to speak. I ask the Deputy to resume his seat.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: I ask the Deputy to resume his seat.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: Deputy Reilly, please.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: The Taoiseach without interruption, please.
- Departmental Bodies. (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: I remind the House that the proceedings of Cabinet committees are confidential.
- Departmental Bodies. (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: The Deputy should avoid detailed questions. They would be more appropriately put to the line Minister.
- Departmental Bodies. (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: The Deputy is going into detail.
- Departmental Bodies. (17 Feb 2010)
Séamus Kirk: Allow the Taoiseach to continue without interruption.