Results 1,421-1,440 of 11,258 for speaker:Séamus Kirk
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: We will advise the Deputy if he requires information on that matter. I ask him to resume his seat.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: The Chair is on his feet, resume your seat, please.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: The Labour Party query this morning was on promised legislation, on which it is entitled to ask a question.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: Deputy.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: I ask the Deputy to resume his seat.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: Does the Tánaiste have a brief comment?
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: I ask the Deputy to resume his seat.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: Resume your seat, please.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: I am asking you to resume your seat and show some respect for the Chamber and its Members. I call Deputy Kenny.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: I have a duty and I fulfil that duty.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: The first duty is to ensure there is order in the House. I call Deputy Kenny.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: We have no promised business in that area. I call Deputy Kenny.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: Deputy.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: I ask the Deputy to resume his seat; I do not wish to have to ask him to leave the House, but if I have to, I will.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: I ask the Deputy to resume his seat.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: I call Deputy Kenny.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: I call the Tánaiste.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: The Deputy will need to bring this up directly with the line Minister, which would be much more appropriate than on the Order of Business.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: We cannot have a full-scale debate on the Order of Business of what I accept is a very important matter. It is not appropriate on the Order of Business.
- Order of Business (13 Jan 2011)
Séamus Kirk: The Deputy will need to find another way to raise it and have it discussed at greater length.