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Seanad: Order of Business (17 Jul 2013)

Paul Coghlan: I join Senator Ó Murchú in his remarks about the Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Deputy Jimmy Deenihan, and the so-called battle site on Moore Street. The Minister has handled it very sensitively but I am fearful of the part of the proposal involving a committee. It could become a talking shop, which is unnecessary at this stage. I would rather people such as the...

Seanad: Order of Business (21 Mar 2012)

Paul Coghlan: I agree with my good friend on the other side, Senator Ned O'Sullivan with regard to what he said about Moore Street. As we are all aware, part of that street is a national monument and we would all like to see a suitable memorial there, as outlined by the Senator. I support the call for the Minister, Deputy Deenihan, to come to the House soon with the report from the committee to update us...

Seanad: National Monument at 14-16 Moore Street, Dublin: Statements (26 Jan 2011)

Paul Coghlan: ...of the beginnings and birthplace of the Republic, so to speak. Everything that can be done to preserve it must be done. I welcome, therefore, the existence of a preservation order for Nos. 14-17 Moore Street. I acknowledge the presence in the Visitors Gallery of the committee and relatives——

Seanad: National Monument at 14-16 Moore Street, Dublin: Statements (26 Jan 2011)

Paul Coghlan: In common with all other Senators, I welcome members of the Moore Street committee and relatives of those involved in the 1916 Rising. I subscribe to what was said. I am glad the preservation order has been made and that the properties in question are considered to be a national monument. As has been said, they are in private ownership. I am not being definitive about this, but in view of...