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Anti-Evictions Bill 2018: Second Stage [Private Members] (12 Dec 2018)

Martin Kenny: ...of the housing stock that is being built and provided, particularly in Dublin city, is for high flyers who can afford high rents. Properties are being provided for the people who are working in Google, Facebook and Apple and not for those who need housing at an affordable price. I commend the Bill and recommend it to the House.

Other Questions: Stamp Duty (24 Oct 2017)

Martin Kenny: ...up early in the morning and works very hard, pays his taxes and produces the goods. I listened to the exchanges earlier and I ask the Minister to look at what he is doing for society compared to Apple with its tax deal and the banks, which pay no tax on their profits. It seems totally unfair. I ask the Minister to address that particular point.

Water Services Bill 2017: Second Stage (Resumed) (4 Oct 2017)

Martin Kenny: ...being made by the Government throughout this process. It is interesting that today we saw how the Government will be taken to the European Court in a bid to force the recovery of the €13 billion Apple tax because it has not succeeded yet in recovering that money. It is clear to all of us - let us call a spade a spade - that the money has not been recovered because the Government...

Government Appeal of European Commission Decision on State Aid to Apple: Motion (7 Sep 2016)

Martin Kenny: All day, I have heard that we must defend the 12.5% corporation tax rate. While that is true, the only one on the pitch attacking the 12.5% rate is Apple, the largest corporation in the world, which did not pay its taxes in Ireland. The reputation of the country is the other major talking point of the day. For Ireland to appeal the European Commission's finding on Apple would be even more...