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Seanad: Tourism Industry (11 May 2010): Mary Hanafin: .... We will do this confident that the Irish tourism industry will respond as this will be a voluntary code by the industry itself, supported by FÃ¡ilte Ireland and promoted well. The message is that Ireland is open for business; we are accessible and we will look after people. It is a difficult time but with a good policy framework, the increased investment we have, the partnership...
Seanad: Social Welfare (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2008: Committee and Remaining Stages (16 Dec 2008): Mary Hanafin: ...,000 people being on the live register next year. This is terrible for the individuals in question and their families but we must ensure Irish entrepreneurs and companies around the world know that Ireland is open for business and has a well-educated, flexible and adaptable workforce. Employers like being here because the workforce is so flexible and adaptable. While the news on the...

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