Results 1-20 of 34 for interruptions speaker:Seán Barrett

Confidence in Taoiseach and Government: Motion (9 Dec 2014)

Seán Barrett: I am extending the time for the debate because of interruptions.

Order of Business (5 Mar 2014)

Seán Barrett: -----and no more interruptions from Deputies.

Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members] (19 Feb 2014)

Seán Barrett: There are to be no interruptions, please.

Leaders' Questions (27 Jun 2013)

Seán Barrett: The Deputy should not respond to the interruptions.

Leaders' Questions (28 May 2013)

Seán Barrett: Please proceed and do not mind the interruptions. Deputy McGrath has a two minute slot.

Leaders' Questions (18 Apr 2013)

Seán Barrett: I will suspend the sitting rather than ask Deputies to be quiet again. I am serious about this; the interruptions must stop. Please allow the Tánaiste to answer without interruption.

Leaders' Questions (18 Apr 2013)

Seán Barrett: The Tánaiste should ignore interruptions.

Leaders' Questions (13 Mar 2013)

Seán Barrett: No interruptions, please. The Taoiseach is quite capable of answering the questions asked.

Leaders' Questions (24 Jan 2013)

Seán Barrett: I would appreciate it if the Tánaiste could ignore interruptions because I will try to control those who are interrupting.

Leaders' Questions (24 Jan 2013)

Seán Barrett: This is Leaders' Questions. I do not want any interruptions, please.

Leaders' Questions (6 Dec 2012)

Seán Barrett: Perhaps we could have the Minister's reply without interruptions.

Leaders' Questions (10 Oct 2012)

Seán Barrett: I ask the Taoiseach to ignore interruptions. Deputy Micheál Martin should remain silent please.

Leaders' Questions (10 Oct 2012)

Seán Barrett: There are to be no further interruptions. We do not want to have a show in the House every morning.

Private Notice Questions: Primary Care Centres Provision (3 Oct 2012)

Seán Barrett: Do not mind the interruptions.

Personal Insolvency Bill 2012: Second Stage (Resumed) (18 Jul 2012)

Seán Barrett: Members should allow the Minister to continue. It is difficult to keep control over proceedings when there are interruptions from both sides.

Order of Business (17 Jul 2012)

Seán Barrett: The Deputy should not succumb to the interruptions.

Leaders' Questions (27 Jun 2012)

Seán Barrett: ...stay quiet and allow the Deputy to ask his question. There is a time limit on this. Will Deputies please pay the courtesy to the Chair of allowing the Deputy to ask his question, without the interruptions from both sides? Thank you.

Family Home Protection (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2011: Second Stage (3 Feb 2012)

Seán Barrett: Sorry, Deputy. No interruptions.

Family Home Protection (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2011: Second Stage (3 Feb 2012)

Seán Barrett: No interruptions.

Legal Services Regulation Bill 2011: Second Stage (16 Dec 2011)

Seán Barrett: I am sorry for the interruptions, Deputy.