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Seanad: Water Services (No. 2) Bill 2013: Second Stage (4 Dec 2013): John Whelan: I welcome the Minister of State to the House and commend him on the progressive and constructive content of this Bill. It is eminently fair and sensible. Most reasonable people will agree that the Government is playing catch-up and is putting to right decades of neglect. As Senator Clune and others mentioned, ours is a Victorian infrastructure. To cite a phrase from the politics of...
Seanad: Adjournment Matters: Water Supply (22 Jul 2013): John Whelan: ...wrong for the Government to emphasise and prioritise the water metering programme and charging for water without simultaneously ensuring we have a secure supply of water. I believe that can be achieved by the construction of the first reservoir in this country to be built in 70 years. It is a giant project between Dublin City Council and Bord na Móna that has been on the books for...

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