Results 9,221-9,240 of 9,994 for speaker:John Gormley
- Written Answers — Television Reception: Television Reception (12 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: Question 132: To ask the Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources the timetable and plan for the switchover to a national digital broadcasting platform; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [27839/05]
- Written Answers — Alternative Energy Projects: Alternative Energy Projects (12 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: Question 126: To ask the Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources the reason he restricted the feed-in fixed price tariff support system to 400 MW of installed power; if he will extend such a support system to include offshore wind farms and the wide variety of new biomass technologies which could provide a consistent and secure source of energy supply; and the reason for the...
- Requests to move Adjournment of Dáil under Standing Order 31. (12 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: I seek the adjournment of the Dáil under Standing Order 31 to raise a matter of urgent public importance, namely, the report by Barnardos which shows that one in seven Irish children is living in poverty, and the need for the Government to back the Barnardos proposals, which include increasing child benefits, providing medical cards to families who pay 20% tax and putting the National...
- Order of Business. (12 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: We were told yesterday by the Tánaiste that the alcohol products Bill will be introduced once the voluntary code had been tried for a period.
- Order of Business. (12 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: How long will this voluntary period be? When will the Bill be introduced?
- Order of Business. (12 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: How long will the voluntary period be?
- Order of Business. (12 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: It is a simple question, not an omnibus one.
- Order of Business. (12 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: I have another question. Will there be a debate on the White Paper on the EU constitution?
- Leaders' Questions. (12 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: It is all our fault.
- Leaders' Questions. (12 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: The Government creates waste.
- Leaders' Questions. (12 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: Why did they do it then?
- Order of Business. (11 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: Two years ago, the then Minister for Transport, Deputy Brennan, promised to introduce legislation in regard to random breath testing. Why has this promise been broken? The spurious reason of legal obstacles has been given. Is it not the case that this Government has sold out to the alcohol industry? That is the bottom line.
- Order of Business. (11 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: Why should the issue be so complicated? People are dying in traffic accidents as a consequence of motorists' alcohol consumption.
- Order of Business. (11 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: Why can these legal difficulties not be resolved?
- Order of Business. (11 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: What are these constitutional issues?
- Order of Business. (11 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: What are these constitutional difficulties?
- Order of Business. (11 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: This is ridiculous. There is no accountability, only arrogance.
- Leaders' Questions. (11 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: Who is responsible?
- Leaders' Questions. (11 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: The Tánaiste is responsible.
- Leaders' Questions. (11 Oct 2005)
John Gormley: We know that.