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- Leaders' Questions (17 Sep 2014)
Enda Kenny: All of a sudden it is incomprehensible, monstrous and all these things.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Sep 2014)
Enda Kenny: Where is Deputy Martin living?
- Leaders' Questions (17 Sep 2014)
Enda Kenny: The Government has issued directions to the regulator which are very clear and which are being implemented.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Sep 2014)
Enda Kenny: In its own indicative document, the regulator indicated that its decision will be issued next week on the matter of where boil-water notices or contaminated water is involved.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Sep 2014)
Enda Kenny: To answer the Deputy's question I do not accept his party's proposed legislation. The existing legislation allows for greater flexibility-----
- Leaders' Questions (17 Sep 2014)
Enda Kenny: Deputy Martin comes in here with the same attitude as before the summer break-----
- Leaders' Questions (17 Sep 2014)
Enda Kenny: -----and he let them languish in Roscommon for 40 years with poor water, leaking pipes, boil-water notices, lead pipes and he did nothing about it.
- Leaders' Questions (17 Sep 2014)
Enda Kenny: Then, all of a sudden, because he is preparing for the big job or whatever, he suddenly feels that nothing should be charged for at all. I absolutely understand the frustration of people at having to boil water every day-----
- Leaders' Questions (17 Sep 2014)
Enda Kenny: -----because of inaction over the years. The plan is being put in place to rectify this problem and all the others associated with neglect, incompetence, mismanagement. Deputy Martin is back to his old ways of tax and spend, higher charges to be introduced sooner and leave them wallow in what they have. Deputy Martin can ask this question next week. The regulator will confirm the position...
- Tributes on the Retirement of Members of Staff (16 Jul 2014)
Enda Kenny: I am sure all Deputies, particularly those who have been around for a number of years, will know of the outstanding contribution Norah White has made over the years in the restaurant. Norah has been the longest ever administrator of the Dáil restaurant, having occupied the post for the past 48 years. She has responsibility for the restaurant and its accounts and will retire next week....
- Leaders' Questions (16 Jul 2014)
Enda Kenny: Táim ag dul go dtí an Bhruiséil inniu. Ní bheidh mé in ann cuid de na teangacha ansin a thuiscint, ach tá córas aistriúcháin ar fáil. Tá córas aistriúcháin againn anseo freisin. Má thagann daoine isteach ón nGaeltacht chun caint leis an Aire, beidh sise in ann úsáid a bhaint as an gcóras sin leis...
- Leaders' Questions (16 Jul 2014)
Enda Kenny: Séard atá mise ag rá, Gerry - gabh mo leithscéal, a Theachta, ná-----
- Leaders' Questions (16 Jul 2014)
Enda Kenny: Nuair a thagann an Dáil thar n-ais tar éis an tsamhraidh, beidh an tAire Stáit go líofa sa Ghaeilge agus beidh tuiscint ag an Aire ar an nGaeilge.
- Leaders' Questions (16 Jul 2014)
Enda Kenny: Ná bíodh aon imní ar iad siúd atá ag teacht isteach ón nGaeltacht go dtí an foirgneamh seo. Beidh tuiscint mhór ag an Aire agus ag an Aire Stáit faoi chéard atá i gceist.
- Leaders' Questions (16 Jul 2014)
Enda Kenny: Tá an Ghaeilge ag an Teachta Martin-----
- Leaders' Questions (16 Jul 2014)
Enda Kenny: I thank Deputy Collins for her question. I recommend that everybody involved in this dispute should avail of the facilities of the well-tried State mechanisms for dealing with disputes and bringing about a resolution. I hope this can happen.
- Leaders' Questions (16 Jul 2014)
Enda Kenny: There has been some commentary about NERA's involvement in this company and its employees. While Deputy Joan Collins is aware the authority acts utterly independently in these matters, it is its practice to instigate investigations where there are allegations of breaches of employment rights legislation, as would be appropriate for it to do. There have also been calls generally for a...
- Leaders' Questions (16 Jul 2014)
Enda Kenny: Deputy Joan Collins has raised a fundamentally important point here, which is that workers are without wages for five weeks. I acknowledge that Deputy Dowds met the workers last week. This dispute must be resolved but it will not be resolved with the current impasse. The way it can be resolved is to use the mechanisms of the State that are available to both sides. The Government desires a...
- Leaders' Questions (16 Jul 2014)
Enda Kenny: I am sure the Deputy will agree that in the allocation of public money for any organisation, be it dealing with sensitive challenged issues such as this or otherwise, there is a requirement for proper governance.
- Leaders' Questions (16 Jul 2014)
Enda Kenny: I have already informed the Deputy that there is a live process for appeals by these people.