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- Other Questions: Shannon Airport Facilities (6 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: Will other Members be able to contribute?
- Other Questions: Shannon Airport Facilities (6 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: They are just on their way to kill people elsewhere.
- Other Questions: Shannon Airport Facilities (6 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: Hear, hear.
- Other Questions: Shannon Airport Facilities (6 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: Do its members travel through Shannon?
- Other Questions: Shannon Airport Facilities (6 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: The Minister's pal-----
- Other Questions: Shannon Airport Facilities (6 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: What has this got to do with Shannon? So the Minister supports the American war.
- Other Questions: Shannon Airport Facilities (6 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: Hear, hear. Those are the facts.
- Other Questions: Shannon Airport Facilities (6 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: Yes, but the Minister is misinforming the House.
- Other Questions: Shannon Airport Facilities (6 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: Will the Minister stop coming before the House and acting as the USA's poodle in respect of international issues? The reality is that many people who operate in the human rights arena are genuinely concerned about the use of Shannon Airport by people on their way to bomb and kill others. Those of us on the Opposition benches have always opposed all forms of violence but the Minister is...
- Other Questions: Shannon Airport Facilities (6 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: There was no abuse.
- Written Answers — Department of Finance: Banking Sector Issues (6 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: 42. To ask the Minister for Finance the position regarding an overdraft issue in respect of a person (details supplied). [47280/13]
- Written Answers — Department of Environment, Community and Local Government: Commercial Rates Impact (6 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: 120. To ask the Minister for Environment, Community and Local Government if he will clarify the situation regarding high commercial rates of from €37,000 to €90,000 each year for businesses such as hotels, pubs and restaurants as it is damaging employment in this sector. [47350/13]
- Leaders' Questions (5 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: Under pressure.
- Other Questions: Penalty Points System (5 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: The Minister did not help his case in that regard when he appeared on "Prime Time".
- Other Questions: Common Travel Area (5 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: This is reform, lads.
- Ceisteanna - Questions - Priority Questions: Insolvency Service of Ireland Staff (5 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: He is not like that at all.
- Ceisteanna - Questions - Priority Questions: Crime Prevention (5 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: The Minister must ensure this matter does not go off the political agenda. Many people, particularly those in disadvantaged communities, seem to believe it has gone off the radar. The gangs must be targeted and driven out of business because they are creating havoc, much of which is not seen and only some aspects are noted in the courts, particularly in sentencing and such issues. Much of...
- Ceisteanna - Questions - Priority Questions: Crime Prevention (5 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: 63. To ask the Minister for Justice and Equality the actions being taken to deal with violent crime and gangland murders on our streets. [46618/13]
- Ceisteanna - Questions - Priority Questions: Crime Prevention (5 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: I raise the issue in the context of events in recent days of which the Minister is well aware - that is, the actions and violence that have taken place on our streets among these criminal gangs. There is huge concern among the public, particularly in the wider community. Their concerns are based on public safety. What action is the Minister taking to deal with this major crisis?
- Ceisteanna - Questions - Priority Questions: Crime Prevention (5 Nov 2013)
Finian McGrath: I thank the Minister for his response. I wish to focus on three major questions. First, in light of what has happened in recent days, with evidence of young people being shot and their body parts being found in rivers and streams, does the Minister accept that for many of those people life is very cheap? When the Garda is tackling these crimes, are there sufficient resources on the ground...