Search for chefs speaker:Fergal Browne (KildareStreet.com)

Seanad: Accident and Emergency Services: Statements. (9 May 2006): Fergal Browne: ...these figures as they seem amiss. The TÃ¡naiste agreed with me at a health committee meeting that the turnaround times for patients in accident and emergency wards are not known. A friend, a chef, cut his finger one day at work and needed to attend his local accident and emergency ward for what should have been a routine procedure. He was there for over 14 hours. After requesting...
Seanad: Public Transport: Motion. (15 Oct 2003): Fergal Browne: .... It is vital, as proposed in the Labour Party motion, to have one transportation policy unit in charge of Dublin. There are far too many transportation areas in Dublin. It is a case of too many chefs in the kitchen resulting in too little food being cooked.

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