Results 18,801-18,820 of 21,096 for speaker:Charles Flanagan
- Gangland Killings. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: There have been nine murders this year already. Do not mind last summer.
- Gangland Killings. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: There have been poor results.
- Gangland Killings. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: This is a red herring. It has nothing to do with the question.
- Gangland Killings. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: And the Minister made a complete hash of it. He should ask any superintendent of the Garda now.
- Gangland Killings. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: The legislation is inoperable now. The Minister's backbenchers will tell him that.
- Gangland Killings. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: Extraordinary arrogance of a type the House has not seen for many years.
- Gangland Killings. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: Three in his own town.
- Gangland Killings. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: The Minister did not even fill the vacancies and his results are a failure.
- Gangland Killings. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: They are even gunning them down in the Minister's own town.
- Sexual Offences. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: Question 1: To ask the Minister for Justice and Law Reform if an all-island sex offenders register has been established; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [13235/10]
- Sexual Offences. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: I thank the Minister for his reply. Is it still his intention, and that of the Government, that there will be an all-island register? The Minister appears to be backtracking somewhat on commitments the Government made in this regard. What has happened since the report was published, on 27 January 2009, concerning sex offenders in the community? I am sure the Minister accepts that Ireland...
- Sexual Offences. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: Would the Minister accept my contention that, in essence, post-prison supervision of sex offenders in this country is non-existent? There is no supervision once a sex offender has been released from prison. What is the current position regarding the Minister's own initiative - announced in a considerable blaze of publicity last year - to introduce electronic tagging of sex offenders? Where...
- Referendum on Blasphemy. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: No, I proposed it. The Minister did not agree with it at all; he said it was a waste of money.
- Referendum on Blasphemy. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: He said it was a waste of money.
- Referendum on Blasphemy. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: The Minister flew a kite last week and now he cannot get it down. That is what is wrong.
- Referendum on Blasphemy. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: He flew a kite.
- Referendum on Blasphemy. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: It was not from the Minister.
- Referendum on Blasphemy. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: Now he wants a referendum, but he did not then.
- Referendum on Blasphemy. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: The Minister flew a kite last week and now he cannot substantiate what he said.
- Jury Intimidation. (25 Mar 2010)
Charles Flanagan: Question 3: To ask the Minister for Justice and Law Reform the steps he proposes to take to deal with the intimidation of jurors; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [13236/10]