Search for chefs speaker:Joe O'Reilly (KildareStreet.com)

Seanad: Order of Business (17 Dec 2009): Joe O'Reilly: ...Senator Quinn and my colleague, Senator Wilson, in respect of the integrity and maintenance of the leaving certificate applied. Senator Wilson, in identifying our most distinguished international chef in west Cavan, has brought an important matter to the attention of the House.
Seanad: Order of Business (19 Nov 2009): Joe O'Reilly: ...new jobs and keeping existing ones. In that context, in recent days we have been advised that one in three restaurants is at risk of closure, which means the displacement of jobs, with waitresses, chefs, commis-chefs and others finding themselves without work. The cost of food here is 24% higher than the European average, which raises questions. The 250,000 people who regularly shop in...

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