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Topical Issue Debate: Broadband Service Provision (24 Jan 2018): Denis Naughten: ...that was entered into long before my time as Minister is a very complex process. Knowing what I know today, would I have gone down this road if I were Minister? I do not think so. However, we are where we are. I will explicitly put on the record that I am working might and main to deliver broadband to every single home and premises throughout Ireland. I will not rest until every single...
National Asset Management Agency Bill 2009: Second Stage (Resumed) (22 Sep 2009): Denis Naughten: ...my colleague Deputy Richard Bruton repeatedly issued warnings about the property bubble which went unheeded and were even derided. The Taoiseach and other Ministers have regularly reminded us that "we are where we are". We must not forget, however, that the current proposers of NAMA put us where we are today, and claim that they can get us out of the mess they created. Successive Fianna...

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