Results 1-8 of 8 for esri speaker:Clare Daly

Written Answers — Department of An Taoiseach: Central Statistics Office Staff (14 May 2019)

Clare Daly: ...required of statistical managers at Central Statistics Office, CSO, board level; and if he is satisfied that these requirements compare favourably nationally to other organisations such as the ESRI. [20381/19]

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Justice, Defence and Equality: General Scheme of the Thirty-eighth Amendment of the Constitution (Role of Women) Bill: Discussion (Resumed) (26 Sep 2018)

Clare Daly: ...to tie in with the local and European elections was discussed. Do the witnesses think there is enough time to provide for that? I have a question for the Economic and Social Research Institute, ESRI, regarding the 2005 report. Its witnesses said it is the only evaluation that has been done of unpaid work, which is incredible. The witnesses made their point so powerfully that they...

Public Service Pay and Pensions Bill 2017: Second Stage (29 Nov 2017)

Clare Daly: ...a house in the face of the cataclysmic price increases in the private housing market. Year on year, there have been increases in prices. It was 8% in 2015, 11.8% last year, 12.8% this year and the ESRI predicts that house prices will rise by a further 20% by 2020. Rents increased by over 11% this year and are now 23% ahead of the 2008 level. Somebody starting out in the public sector...

Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Special Educational Needs Services Provision (27 May 2014)

Clare Daly: 223. To ask the Minister for Education and Skills further to Parliamentary Questions Nos. 186 and 216 of 30 April 2014, if he was aware when he made his reply of the recent ESRI-NCSE report which raised concerns over the extent to which teachers have the appropriate skills and qualifications to meet the needs of children with ASD and if he will share the documents he received from the...

Leaders' Questions (10 Jul 2013)

Clare Daly: ...He has been proved wrong on this, not in words but in reality in that the economy is moving back into recession. The Government's determination to follow the path of austerity being outlined by the ESRI will only condemn more young people to unemployment because that is not a priority for the ESRI.

Leaders' Questions (10 Jul 2013)

Clare Daly: ...Government could have repaired the water system. Why does the Government continue to promote policies that condemn young people to a lost generation? Will the Taoiseach assure us that he will not listen to the lunacy of the ESRI and will abandon austerity? Despite all he has said, austerity, clearly, is not working.

Local Government (Household Charge) Bill 2011 [Seanad]: Second Stage (Resumed) (13 Dec 2011)

Clare Daly: The Minister's analysts and the ESRI have said that.

Jobs Initiative 2011: Statements (Resumed) (12 May 2011)

Clare Daly: ...somewhat more in terms of corporation tax and to use the resources to spearhead a radical campaign of infrastructure projects. The Government has chosen not to do this. Instead, we have the ESRI stating that such projects as the metro north should not go ahead. This does not stand up to any serious examination. Metro north is a crucial infrastructure project and we should seize the...