Results 16,701-16,720 of 24,382 for speaker:Seán Barrett
- Leaders' Questions (13 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Would you stay quiet?
- Leaders' Questions (13 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Would Deputy Mattie McGrath stay quiet? He is not a leader yet.
- Cabinet Sub-committee Meetings (13 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Before the Taoiseach replies, I wish to put it on the record that questions relating to the activities of Cabinet committees are subject to Cabinet confidentiality.
- Cabinet Sub-committee Meetings (13 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: A question, please.
- Local Authority Charges (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: There is no right to a supplementary question unless a Deputy is given permission.
- Local Authority Charges (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: I call the Minister.
- Local Authority Charges (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Has the Deputy a question?
- Local Authority Charges (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: We are running out of time. Will the Deputy put a question?
- Public Service Staff (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: As Deputy Nulty is not present, I will not delay-----
- Public Service Staff (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: -----because there are Deputies waiting for their questions, including Deputy Ellis.
- Public Service Staff (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: There are no rights. The Deputy's question is not grouped with Question No. 8.
- Public Service Staff (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: What is the Deputy's question?
- Public Service Staff (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Will the Deputy please put his question to the Minister?
- Public Service Staff (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Will the Deputy please put his question?
- Public Service Staff (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: This is Question Time.
- Local Authority Housing (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: I thank the Deputy.
- Building Regulations (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Hold on a minute, Deputy. These are supplementary questions.
- Building Regulations (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: There is a time limit, and three other Deputies wish to speak, so please be short.
- Building Regulations (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: That is not a question; it is a statement.
- Building Regulations (8 Mar 2012)
Seán Barrett: Well, ask the question.