Results 121-140 of 1,730 for speaker:Colm Keaveney
- Order of Business (29 Sep 2011)
Colm Keaveney: What about Ashford Castle?
- Leaders' Questions (5 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: What about strikes in Northern Ireland?
- Leaders' Questions (6 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: Hear, hear.
- Leaders' Questions (6 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: Hear, hear.
- Leaders' Questions (6 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: They do not like the truth. They cannot handle it.
- Leaders' Questions (6 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: Intimidation tactics.
- Industrial Relations (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2011: Second Stage (7 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: Because it is yours.
- Industrial Relations (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2011: Second Stage (7 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: Nor would reducing the minimum wage.
- Industrial Relations (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2011: Second Stage (7 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: What Deputy O'Dea heard.
- Industrial Relations (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2011: Second Stage (7 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: I thank Deputy O'Dea.
- Industrial Relations (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2011: Second Stage (7 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: We have been discussing it.
- Industrial Relations (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2011: Second Stage (7 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: Fianna Fáil cut the minimum rates of pay. The Deputy is shameless.
- Industrial Relations (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2011: Second Stage (7 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: Thanks, but no thanks.
- Industrial Relations (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2011: Second Stage (7 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: I agree with the sentiments in the proposal before the House but for many people, there are two ways to look at the recent High Court ruling on JLCs and EROs. We can look at it as a complete disaster or as an opportunity. In my view, we must look at it as an opportunity in the interests of those people in the economy who seek the protection of the JLC system. I welcome the debate today in...
- Industrial Relations (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2011: Second Stage (7 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: -----or anybody in this House. It has been stated that this Government is cutting pay as a consequence of the unconstitutional nature of this identified in the Feeney judgment. It was unconstitutional. We have a road to travel, a road we will travel. When we get to the end of that road, we must ensure that people who cannot protect themselves are given a very comprehensive method to...
- Industrial Relations (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2011: Second Stage (7 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: Or Sinn Féin in government in the North.
- Leaders' Questions (13 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: Sinn Féin supported the bank guarantee.
- Leaders' Questions (13 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: Sinn Féin voted for the bank guarantee.
- Leaders' Questions (13 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: Who backed the bank guarantee? Sinn Féin did. It might not like it.
- Leaders' Questions (13 Oct 2011)
Colm Keaveney: Sinn Féin supported the bank guarantee.