Results 1-5 of 5 for construction industry council speaker:Seán Haughey

Pre-European Council Meeting: Statements (28 Jun 2023)

Seán Haughey: ...take part in overseas missions. I was interested in the Taoiseach's comments to the effect that our non-membership of NATO helped us greatly helped us greatly in securing a seat on the UN Security Council. Therefore, we can still play an active role in all those areas I mentioned because we are not a member of NATO. That is something we should be conscious of. The Taoiseach said...

COP27: Statements (29 Nov 2022)

Seán Haughey: ...to climate change and the provision of finance for loss and damage for climate impacts. We have advocated for climate justice at the United Nations, including at the United Nations Security Council. As we know, agreement was reached on the establishment of a loss and damage fund. Developed countries have signed up to providing aid to the developing countries that are hardest hit by...

Written Answers — Labour Market Activation Fund: Labour Market Activation Fund (25 Jan 2011)

Seán Haughey: ...200 200 Fledglings Education & Training, Jobstown, Dublin 24 Early Years Educator and Parent Support Worker Skills – FETAC level 5 40 40 Innopharma Labs Upskilling people for the pharmaceutical industry - level 7+ - Dublin 100 100 JMD Consulting Ecotourism Training - levels 3-5 and professional body certification - Carlow, Wicklow, Kildare, Wexford 60 60 Joe Hayes, Ballinasloe...

Written Answers — Departmental Funding: Departmental Funding (9 Nov 2010)

Seán Haughey: ...'s seeking to up-skill and get back into work. The Fund is being targeted to specific priority groups among the unemployed: the low skilled, and those formerly employed in declining sectors - construction, retail and manufacturing sectors, with particular emphasis on the under 35's and the long-term unemployed. In order to leverage to maximum effect the potential of the market for...

Building Control Bill 2005: Second Stage (Resumed). (2 Mar 2006)

Seán Haughey: ...exit. Thanks to the work of the emergency services, there were no fatalities. However, the case should not have arisen in the first place. In the wake of the event, a spokeswoman for Dublin City Council told The Irish Times that building regulations required all new or newly renovated buildings to have fire certificates but she was unable to state the position on fire safety certificates...