Results 501-520 of 1,730 for speaker:Colm Keaveney
- Fair Pay, Secure Jobs and Trade Union Recognition: Motion [Private Members] (15 Apr 2015)
Colm Keaveney: I welcome the opportunity to speak on this motion. I believe that it is an issue that is representative of the struggle taking place ideologically in government. That ideological struggle pales into insignificance relative to the one that is taking place in the economy in terms of the difficulties many people have in terms of the security of their employment, low pay and so on. I support...
- Written Answers — Department of Health: Nursing Homes Support Scheme Applications (15 Apr 2015)
Colm Keaveney: 450. To ask the Minister for Health when a person (details supplied) in County Galway will receive a decision on an application under the fair deal scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [13896/15]
- Written Answers — Department of Health: Hospital Appointment Status (15 Apr 2015)
Colm Keaveney: 461. To ask the Minister for Health when a person (details supplied) in County Galway will receive an appointment for a medical procedure; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [13941/15]
- Written Answers — Department of Health: Speech and Language Therapy (15 Apr 2015)
Colm Keaveney: 529. To ask the Minister for Health if he will provide, in tabular form and for each local health area, the number of persons currently on the speech and language therapy assessment waiting list; the number waiting less than four months; from four to 12 months; and more than 12 months. [14288/15]
- Written Answers — Department of Health: Speech and Language Therapy (15 Apr 2015)
Colm Keaveney: 530. To ask the Minister for Health if he will provide, in tabular form and for each local health area, the number of persons currently on the speech and language therapy treatment waiting list; the number waiting less than four months; four to 12 months; and more than 12 months. [14289/15]
- Order of Business (2 Apr 2015)
Colm Keaveney: Is the Minister working for Brussels or Ireland?
- Leaders' Questions (2 Apr 2015)
Colm Keaveney: They will not do it.
- Leaders' Questions (2 Apr 2015)
Colm Keaveney: Bernard is nodding. Che Durkan.
- Leaders' Questions (2 Apr 2015)
Colm Keaveney: Milk and water.
- Written Answers — Department of Health: Medical Card Applications (31 Mar 2015)
Colm Keaveney: 444. To ask the Minister for Health when a person (details supplied) will receive a decision on an application for a medical card; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [12817/15]
- Written Answers — Department of Health: Hospital Appointment Delays (31 Mar 2015)
Colm Keaveney: 461. To ask the Minister for Health when a person (details supplied) in County Galway will receive follow-up medical treatment following a recent procedure in view of the fact the person was assured of being called back within three weeks, and it has now been almost five weeks since the initial procedure; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [12911/15]
- Order of Business (26 Mar 2015)
Colm Keaveney: No, it does not.
- Order of Business (26 Mar 2015)
Colm Keaveney: That did not go so well.
- Order of Business (26 Mar 2015)
Colm Keaveney: Including the Moriarty report.
- Order of Business (26 Mar 2015)
Colm Keaveney: I spoke last week.
- Order of Business (26 Mar 2015)
Colm Keaveney: On the industrial relations (amendment) Bill, the Tánaiste will be aware that next week thousands of workers employed by Dunnes Stores will engage in industrial action as a consequence of the proliferation of zero-hour contracts. Does she agree that, in the context of any employment relationship, no one's efforts are worth zero? Will she condemn the wholesale intimidation which it is...
- Order of Business (26 Mar 2015)
Colm Keaveney: If the Tánaiste still spoke to the trade unions, she would know what is involved.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Mar 2015)
Colm Keaveney: In Dublin.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Mar 2015)
Colm Keaveney: It did not apply to an employed person.
- Leaders' Questions (26 Mar 2015)
Colm Keaveney: The Tánaiste cut the respite care grants.