Results 101-111 of 111 for does speaker:Noel Grealish

Order of Business (2 Feb 2012)

Noel Grealish: Does the Government have a proposal to bring forward legislation in light of what happened yesterday regarding Galway Airport?

Order of Business (2 Feb 2012)

Noel Grealish: Will the Government bring forward legislation to ensure this does not happen again? That is what I wish the Tánaiste to comment on.

Written Answers — Animal Diseases: Animal Diseases (11 Jan 2012)

Noel Grealish: ..., Food and the Marine the position regarding brucellosis in Northern Ireland; if it is nearly cleared; the number of herds that are restricted; the precautions being taken to ensure that it does not spread into the Republic of Ireland; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [41179/11]

Order of Business (14 Jul 2011)

Noel Grealish: Does the Government propose to introduce legislation to protect sub-contractors who are not being paid? A number of builders who have been awarded State contracts have gone out of business halfway through the contract. They are then paid and subcontractors, who are left to carry the can, go out of business.

Criminal Justice (Public Order) Bill 2010: Second Stage (25 May 2010)

Noel Grealish: ...of help for such people if only they would go and use it. Many of the people begging on our streets do not go near the social services. Services and money are available for those in trouble. It does people no long-term good to continue to beg on the streets. Unfortunately, sometimes conmen and women are involved in this activity. Last year, I visited San Francisco and I noticed the...

Confidence in Taoiseach: Motion (26 Sep 2007)

Noel Grealish: ...development plan that will give us the modern infrastructure that Ireland will need to compete in a rapidly changing global economy. My party wishes to continue with the people's priorities. This does not mean, however, that we can ignore standards in public life. The Progressive Democrats are committed to the highest standards and have been willing to act in accordance with that...

Criminal Law (Home Defence) Bill 2006: Second Stage (Resumed). (28 Jun 2006)

Noel Grealish: ...continually in the debate about using force to defend oneself. While Senator Morrissey produced a reasonable Bill, Fine Gael produced a truly poor effort at tackling the issue. So bad is it that it does not bode well for any sort of alternative Government should this be the standard of law making we are to be left with. Whatever about defence from intruders, the country certainly needs...

Criminal Law (Home Defence) Bill 2006: Second Stage (Resumed). (28 Jun 2006)

Noel Grealish: ...killed. People express very strong views with regard to others coming onto their property intending to do harm, whether stealing or injuring them and their families, and who could blame them? What does property refer to and what does the term mean? Any commonsensical approach would determine that when it comes to defending one's property, this would include one's car and the contents of...

Draft Animal Remedies Regulations 2005: Motion (Resumed). (19 Oct 2005)

Noel Grealish: ——is unfortunate. It does the parties opposite and their argument no service whatsoever. The unprecedented development of the economy is knowledge based and innovation driven and relies on both indigenous and foreign enterprise. Government policies correctly reflect this. My second point relates to the substance of the motion, namely, unimplementable and unworkable restrictions on...

Aer Lingus: Motion (Resumed). (25 May 2005)

Noel Grealish: .... The State is not acting in isolation or in a vacuum on this issue. The management and staff of Aer Lingus must work together to achieve the desired growth and stability. The State must, and does, support effort in this area. Aer Lingus must be able to compete properly and grow both on short-haul and long-haul routes. This can only happen with access to the required funds and continued...

Twenty-seventh Amendment of the Constitution Bill 2004: Second Stage (Resumed) (21 Apr 2004)

Noel Grealish: ...2 of the Constitution is clear: "It is the entitlement and birthright of every person born in the island of Ireland, which includes its islands and seas, to be part of the Irish nation". What does entitlement to be a member of the Irish nation mean if it does not entitle somebody to Irish citizenship? The upshot of this is that if we want to change the current automatic entitlement to...