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Joint Oireachtas Committee on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution: Termination Arising From Rape: Mr. Tom O'Malley, NUI Galway; Dublin Rape Crisis Centre; and Dr. Maeve Eogan, Rotunda Hospital (25 Oct 2017)

Catherine Noone: ...for their attendance here today, for which the committee is very grateful. We will take a ten-minute break, even though there are witnesses waiting outside, as it would be nice to grab an apple or something to keep us going.

Seanad: Order of Business (4 Oct 2017)

Catherine Noone: ...Senator said, almost 734,000 people last year. It is a huge addition to the west of Ireland, so it is quite right that the Senator raised the matter in the Seanad. Senator Warfield raised today's announcement regarding Apple. Ireland has never accepted the Commission's analysis in the Apple state aid decision. However, we are fully committed to ensuring the recovery of the alleged Apple...

Seanad: Commencement Matters: Aviation Issues (24 Jan 2017)

Catherine Noone: ...and permanent flight service on the grounds that it would improve the level of production, collaboration and creativity between the two countries. A number of multinational companies such as Intel, Microsoft and Apple all have offices in both states and many Israeli based companies will benefit hugely from flying their staff directly through Ireland's US pre-clearance airports....

Seanad: Order of Business (22 Jun 2016)

Catherine Noone: ...is ridiculous in many ways. We must consider the foundation years and take care of people when they are vulnerable. Children in schools could be looked after via vending machines that dispense apples or the like. This would help them realise at a young age that food is fuel and will make them healthy. Vending machines that dispense chocolate bars, crisps and Coke should not be...

Seanad: Order of Business (22 May 2013)

Catherine Noone: I support the other Senators on the issue of Apple. Clearly, the reputation of Ireland is at stake. It is timely. We are lucky that the Taoiseach is coincidentally in Europe today. He will be able to make statements on the issue and, hopefully, clarify the matter, as has been done by this Government in the more recent past on many other issues, so that our reputation can be corrected,...