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- Leaders' Questions (26 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: What about Big Phil?
- Leaders' Questions (26 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: Mná Fhine Gael.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: What about Big Phil?
- Leaders' Questions (26 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: The Taoiseach would want to go back to school.
- Leaders' Questions (25 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: Like the Irish Water buildings.
- Leaders' Questions (25 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: The Government has no interest in them.
- Leaders' Questions (25 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: The Taoiseach should ask his backbenchers.
- Leaders' Questions (25 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: How many houses could have been built with the difference?
- Leaders' Questions (25 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: People cannot beat the cap.
- Leaders' Questions (25 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: The Taoiseach said 1,800.
- Leaders' Questions (25 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: The Taoiseach should think of the sick people.
- Leaders' Questions (25 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: We know what is coming down the track.
- Leaders' Questions (25 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: It is incompetence.
- Leaders' Questions (25 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: Double Dutch.
- Leaders' Questions (25 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: They will take a holiday in Mayo.
- Written Answers — Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade: Religious Persecution (25 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: 414. To ask the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade if he will ensure that religious persecution is on the agenda for the next United Nations Human Rights Council meeting; if Ireland will co-sponsor the regular resolution on freedom of religion or belief tabled by the EU for the next UN session in March 2015; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [45234/14]
- Local Government (Rates and Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2014: Second Stage [Private Members] (21 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: I am a little but it is all very relevant and connected to small business people. They are at their wits end. They are trying to keep the doors open. People knock on their doors and ask them to sponsor them at Christmas and to support the Society of St. Vincent de Paul and they do. They support anything that happens in the local community, as the Minister of State, Deputy Coffey, knows....
- Local Government (Rates and Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2014: Second Stage [Private Members] (21 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: I am delighted and privileged to be able to speak about this Bill. I compliment Deputy John McGuinness from the bottom of my heart on the research and work he has put into it. When one reads the Bill and listens to the Deputy speak, it is clear that he knows business and understands what makes it tick. I am sure he will not be afraid to admit that successive Governments, including the last...
- Local Government (Rates and Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2014: Second Stage [Private Members] (21 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: Yes. Earlier this year I debated the issues involved at the Bulmers plant in Clonmel with the Minister of State's colleague, the former Minister of State with responsibility for small business, Deputy John Perry. I am not blaming either of them for the reply I received which was just not credible. It was written by civil servants and some research may have gone into it, but we did not get...
- Local Government (Rates and Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2014: Second Stage [Private Members] (21 Nov 2014)
Mattie McGrath: It is the worst pressure of all. Every letter one receives from Revenue, regardless of what it is for, includes a threat of imprisonment at the bottom.